Points Of Interest

[Guest harminderkaur]

Sat Shri Akal,

I am a writer and I like to use writing to get close to Waheguru. Whenever i am thinking about writing something or I am writing something I think of Waheguru. Please help me stay close to Waheguru by suggesting interesting topics on Sikhism i could writing about. You can also suggest topics that you have always been curious about and I will do research on it and write about what I found on the topic. Just keep them Sikhi related.

And before you boys start suggesting that I write something to explain the bibi that they shouldn't do make up, thread their eyebrows and stuff. I am already in the process of writing a paper on this topic. Actually 2 papers, one for the boys and one for the girls. None of us our blameless.

Thank You!

-Harminder Kaur

[Singhstah]

Nobody is answering so I will throw you a bone, hope I dont piss anyone off...

I thought this was interesting...

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/1081104876011_2/?hub%3DCanada

How many people in punjab could eat for a year on what this cost?

-W

Thats just not a question, at the end of the day Guru Granth Sahib Ji is the living Guru and there is no other way that proper satkaar can be ensured. Anyway you forget what Guru Granth Sahib Ji brings, i.e. wherever there is Maharaj there is pangat (langar, shelter) flowing to the brim. I think this would be a justifiable question if money was not actually spent like that on those suffering from poverty, however it is, so its a non issue. Rather, why not question our own luxurious habits, instead of the bringing of bani which actually teaches us about daya and sharing and is in fact the source of all of these things.

In regards to the OP, I'd would suggest an article on the importance of larivaar saroop of Maharaj, and how so many mahapurash have spoken against the act of paad ched of bani.

[Wales85]

Thats just not a question, at the end of the day Guru Granth Sahib Ji is the living Guru and there is no other way that proper satkaar can be ensured. Anyway you forget what Guru Granth Sahib Ji brings, i.e. wherever there is Maharaj there is pangat (langar, shelter) flowing to the brim. I think this would be a justifiable question if money was not actually spent like that on those suffering from poverty, however it is, so its a non issue. Rather, why not question our own luxurious habits, instead of the bringing of bani which actually teaches us about daya and sharing and is in fact the source of all of these things.

In regards to the OP, I'd would suggest an article on the importance of larivaar saroop of Maharaj, and how so many mahapurash have spoken against the act of paad ched of bani.

Good point. I guess if bring Sr Granth means langar/community service/etc. its still worth it to get as many as you can out there. Still seems a bit excessive to me though.

Still, good response. I guess if I could purchase a book and transport it to a location and the end result is langar and seva... seems like a pretty sweet deal. Very important to show respect to Sri Granth... I guess to what level is considered excessive is up to the individual community who is paying for them.

Just noticed, did my post get deleted? Why?

[SunSingh]

ccould u direct us to some earlier writings ji?

[Guest harminderkaur]

ccould u direct us to some earlier writings ji?

http://sikhsangat.org/2010/05/happily-everafter%E2%80%A6-the-key-to-happiness/

http://sikhsangat.org/2010/05/meat-a-sikhi-do-or-dont/

http://sikhsangat.org/2010/05/punished-for-being-blessed-women-and-seva-at-harmandir-sahib/

there you go, veer ji

[MokhamSingh]

Thanks for your post phenji.

I have always found interesting the aspect of Gursikhi where Gurbani has changed the karam of a person. There are various accounts from many Gursikhs & if they were to post their personal experiences here I feel that would be an interesting point.

Thank you.

[Guest harminderkaur]

Thanks for your post phenji.

I have always found interesting the aspect of Gursikhi where Gurbani has changed the karam of a person. There are various accounts from many Gursikhs & if they were to post their personal experiences here I feel that would be an interesting point.

Thank you.

I love reading those accounts also. As for me personally sharing something, I wouldn't know what to share. For me every little thing is a gift of god and everyday he effects me. I just wouldn't know what to write and how to write it. Someday when I am better at writing I will share mine, until then if someone else posts some I would love to read theirs.

Thank You

-Harminder Kaur