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Vhp Leader Seeks Guidance From Akal Takhat Jathedar, And Says Sikhs Are Hindus


Mehtab Singh
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I couldn't respond any better. And yes, over the centuries, time and again GurSikhs have proved this "romantic" version of Sikhi to be very true and real.

Sikhi is a religion that our Gurus marketed and sold to our ancestors
Incorrect, our ancestors were blessed with it.
it is now in decline
No its not. We are the ones on the decline, not Sikhi.
because silly, self righteous people go around misinterpreting the SGGS Ji
Yes they do. Some even say Sikhi can be marketed :) ...just kidding :)
and making it unappealing to the young.
Thats the problem with these "young ones" then, not Sikhi.
Bir Khalsa Gatka group have probably raised more awareness and interest in Sikhi than most of todays 'Leaders' put together!
And we are proud of them!
I was led to believe that Guru Ji bestowed upon us the right to be Sehajdhari Sikhs?
Yes, as long as your "sehej avastha" eventually leads you to become Amritdhari. Sehejdhari is someone born to non-Sikhs and gradually progressing into Sikhi. Someone born to Sikhs and cutting/shaving hair is a Patit, NOT a Sehejdhari. Cutting hair always was and always will remain a big, fat and straight-forward NO! NO! in Sikhi.
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I couldn't respond any better. And yes, over the centuries, time and again GurSikhs have proved this "romantic" version of Sikhi to be very true and real.

Incorrect, our ancestors were blessed with it.

No its not. We are the ones on the decline, not Sikhi.

Yes they do. Some even say Sikhi can be marketed smile.gif ...just kidding smile.gif

Thats the problem with these "young ones" then, not Sikhi.

And we are proud of them!

Yes, as long as your "sehej avastha" eventually leads you to become Amritdhari. Sehejdhari is someone born to non-Sikhs and gradually progressing into Sikhi. Someone born to Sikhs and cutting/shaving hair is a Patit, NOT a Sehejdhari. Cutting hair always was and always will remain a big, fat and straight-forward NO! NO! in Sikhi.

I have been sold a new car

I have been blessed with a new car

What's the difference?

We are not in decline, the human population on Earth is growing, Sikhi as a percentage of that population is in decline.

If our children are not educated properly then it must be the fault of the Parents not the children.

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I have been sold a new car

I have been blessed with a new car

What's the difference?

There is a huge difference, Guru Gobind Singh Jee blessed us with Sikhi by matrydom of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Jee, matrydom of his 4 sons, matrydom of his mother, matrydom of favourite Singhs. Guru Jee himself bowed in front of Panj Pyare for Blessing of Sikhi. This is not selling of Sikhi, but blessing of Sikhi.

What you are saying are materialistic world views - which can't be mapped to Sikhism ideologies ...

I will give one more example - A person selling a CAR is getting money in return.

GURUS blessing us with Sikhis ???

I don't know what you are up to and what you are trying to prove ...

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I have been sold a new car

I have been blessed with a new car

What's the difference?

We are not in decline, the human population on Earth is growing, Sikhi as a percentage of that population is in decline.

If our children are not educated properly then it must be the fault of the Parents not the children.

The problem is you are comparing Sikhi with a car. A car will get outdated, worn out, damaged, scratched, dented, robbed, but Sikhi won't! And I repeat, Sikhi is NOT on the decline. You are partially right about the parents being the fault though.
What you are saying are materialistic world views - which can't be mapped to Sikhism ideologies ...
Precisely.
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