Sikhism Views

[Big_Tera]

i wanted to know what does Sikhism say about punishment?

ie do we believe that if something bad happenes to us. is that a punishment from God because we have done something bad ourselves?

or does Sikhsim say that we get punished after we have lived our lifes?

thanks.

[۹βkaur۹β]

if we are being puinshed its due to our past actions.

id say the biggest punishment is going back into our 8.4 incarnations, becasue we've obviously not done stuff the right way when we had a chance

^just my thoughts.

[Anonymous_kaur]

jyhw bIau qyhw Plu pwieAw ]1]

As someone sows, so he reaps

buh veeerjiee what you need to rembaa is that everyfink is cancelled when we utter waheguru .

i dont know bwt punishment..buh yeahh there's consequence to eveyfink

" does Sikhsim say that we get punished after we have lived our lifes? "

we get judged according to our actions every day, hour, minute, sceond etcc..

[jasleen k]

i wanted to know what does Sikhism say about punishment?

ie do we believe that if something bad happenes to us. is that a punishment from God because we have done something bad ourselves?

or does Sikhsim say that we get punished after we have lived our lifes?

thanks.

guru ji says, ape bij ape hi khahu- you will harvest what you plant. so yes, i think that means we will get bad if we give bad.

but where and when and how, all that is up to Waheguru.

and sometimes, bad things happen for good reason. we may not understand it, but the will of Waheguru is always sweet, even if it feels bad at the time.

Sukh dukh dono sam kari jaanai

aour maanu apamaanaa. Harakh sog te rahai ateetaa tini jagi tatu

pashaanaa. Usatat nindaa do-oo tiaagai khojai padu nirabaanaa. Jan

Nanak ihu khel kathan hai kinahoon gurmukhi jaanaa

One who knows that pain and pleasure are both the same, and honor and

dishonor as well; who remains detached from joy and sorrow, realizes

the true essence in the world. Renounce both praise and blame; seek

instead the state of Nirvaanaa. O servant Nanak, this is such a

difficult game; only a few Gurmukhs (who have become Spiritual beings)

understand it! (SGGS ji - 218).