Where is Indira Gandhi?

[SSB]

lol

[lakhvir]

GuruFatehJi.

KhalsaJi,

Why soil your karmas by thinking about another's? That is not our concern at all. It is what we do here on earth that matters, the rest is left to the results of our deeds.

Our Sikh Ardas asks of 'Sarbat Da Bhalla' - even for those who have wronged us. It is one matter not to forget and another to forgive. We must, however, never forget lest the past repeats itself. We must also learn to forgive, lest the past haunts us in return.

What happens to the soulS of Godly or unGodly people is best left to their karmas. We can only imagine where they are, but we can never be sure until, maybe, when it is our time to leave this world.

We must pray for everyone, good or bad. If we call ourselves good in comparison to otheres, we should humble ourselves and thank Waheguru for sparing us what the lost and confused people of this world engage themselves in.

It will greatly honour our Gurus to love one and all. Love breaks barriers. But when the world is against us, it is our duty to perfect ourselves spiritually after which we can be prepared to face our challenges.

Let go of those gone, leave them to their fates - and may their fate be good. Let us look within and prepare to face those who are still alive and are having anything but good intentions towards our faith and beliefs. We will be accountable for our deeds as much as all those who are in this world and also those who have moved on.

GuruFatehJi.

L*

[lakhvir]

GuruFatehJi.

KhalsaJi,

Also remember that even our very thoughts amount to our karma. Deed is not just of action, but of thought, too. Whatever we think of another, be it good or bad, is accountable. It is the double-edged sword that we walk - and our good is ensured when we will learn how to balance both sides - of thought and action, because both are deeds.

GuruFatehJi.

L*

[smartsingh24]

Whoa lakhvir. The kid just asked a question, and we're just answering it with our opinions/answers.