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The Past Is The Present, Dont Let It Become The Future!


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I found a nice article on neverforget84.com and wanted to share it with the sangat: (Daas only made it bit more readable)

Hmm.. Whenever I talk about 84 Delhi iots, Ghallughara, Shaheeds, their families, and inhumane torture they suffered... Many of them say.. “Uhh...Why do you always talk about this depressing stuff, it was the past..!!”

But WAS IT THE PAST?? I don't think so.. As a kid, I knew nothing about Khalistan Movement, and it is strange because my family was part of it. My chacha ji was a Shaheed and I was told that he fought for "Azadi" which is true but the only Azadi I knew of was Hindustani Azadi from British, lol

Things are different know since I have educated myself about our painful "past". Sadly it is our present for most of us. Those people who haven't seen the suffering of those ‘Shaheeds' parents.... their children who are now in orphanages denied equal opportunities. Living like that because the person who is supposed to care of them "cant". Because that person gave up his life years ago so that your present could be prosperous, so that you and your children can know what liberty is.

That past can't possibly be called the past because of number of reasons. Struggle is still going on. Most of you are aware of the what is becoming of our Punjab. The place which was meant for Khalsas, isn't pure and beautiful anymore.. All one can smell there is cigarettes. All one sees there is "Thekey" (liquor shops). Is that what Guru Gobind Singh ji wanted Khalsa Dharti to be like? Khalsa Raj is important, the fight is going on. It will only end when Khalsa will be revived, the Khalsa Raj that was taken away from us by British then and now Hindustanis will be back.

I don't want to start talking about the need of Khalistan. Most of you know it better than I do :!:

I want to talk about how the pain still lives in the hearts of those who suffered great loss at that time.. I cant say that it is fear, but I really don't know what it is.

My daddy, whose brother is a Shaheed, supports Khalistan. He can't talk about my Chacha ji without having glittery eyes. He doesn't like talking about that time period. We all have hard time talking about stuff like that but my dad is the kind of person who isn't scared of anyone but waheguru. He was always my hero. Whenever I got scared all I needed was his assurance. I am sure he doesn't fear anything. But I think that the stuff that happened then has psychologically made a big impact on him. I was siting right next to him on the couch and we were talking about gurbani I think or maybe school.. I am not sure.. but he got quiet all of sudden.. and then he looked at me with his glittery eyes and said...

"putt..mei baut thak geya, sare kuch to jo kuch hoya..

mei bot thuk geya saara kuch soch soch key

dekh dekh key.hun menu eh nai chaida..

hun mei sukh lena chona va.

.bas gurbani parna chona."

"Son, I'm very tired now, with everything that happened...

I'm very tired thinking about all what happened...

All what I saw... I don't want that anymore...

I want to have the bliss of life now.

Just read Gurbani..."

I didn't know what to say... I was ... Because my daddy is the kind of person who doesn't really express himself. He keeps things inside. I am still not sure.. What he meant to say was he trying to say that he has fallen weak due to the "past" or was it fear?

Did he say that because he is tired?? or did he mean to say that he is tired of the fight!! or struggle!! I don't know!!

I am sure that it isn't just my dad who worries so much lives with those bad memories.. all I am trying to say though is that you may think that it is the past but for some people it is the present because of those families of the Shaheeds families living in poverty, those fighters locked up in jails, cells and cages. Those orphans who are denied oppertunities..and kids lacking fatherly love..

I urge you, my brothers and sisters keep figting for liberty it is our right.. dont let punjab be killed by the hands of some overweight politicians

"Pehla Marn Kabool, Jeevan Ki Chadd Aas

Bhul Chuk Maaf,

WJKK WJKF

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