Can Amritdhari Eat Food From co-workers who are Indian

[Guest Guest]

Waheguru ji ka khalsa

Waheguru ji ki fateh

Don't know about food bibeki's.

Normally at home or while dinning out.

Food is brought to the table in serving bowls or dishes.

From there on it's self service, take a portion and pass the rest.

Even at large gatherings there is a buffet system.

Now the question is, do you consider the above as taboo ?

Waheguru ji ka khalsa

Waheguru ji ki fateh

[Guest aa]

From what I understand Guru Gobind Singh had a chef (Gangoo) who made his own children meals....

Just something to think about.

(Sorry if I am wrong about this! Just from what I remember)

[innergear]

It depens lu what part of india? And mor impotently wo food is it tasty ?

[Guest Singh]

How about akat takhat rehat of not keeping roti-beti saanch with nadi maar

[k1968]

what is nadi maar?

[MisterrSingh]

Hmm, I'd only eat from families who are Amritdhari because of trust issues. My family and some neighbors have come by quite a few incidents where the food offered to them by outsiders have been infused with tona.

Why on earth would anyone want to put the ink from a printer toner cartridge in your food? It makes no sense...

[JSinghnz]

Hmm, I'd only eat from families who are Amritdhari because of trust issues. My family and some neighbors have come by quite a few incidents where the food offered to them by outsiders have been infused with tona.

Do you not feel ashamed or tired of keeping up with false pretension of being a Sikh when

it is clear to all that you are a pretender who believes in supersitions (tona), hindu phaats and

rituals which have no place in Sikhism.

[Guest Jacfsing2]

Do have not fell ashamed or tired of keeping up with false pretension of being a Sikh when

it is clear to all that you are a pretender who believes in supersitions (tona), hindu phaats and

rituals which have no place in Sikhism.

If some Hindus want to become Sikhs you can't just change them super quickly. It takes time, maybe Preet is slowly coming to Gurbani and maybe his pace might be slower, but he's not bragging about it: as Guru Sahib has changed even the greatest of sinners, he can slowly or quickly change anyone through GurPrassad.

[Balkaar]

If some Hindus want to become Sikhs you can't just change them super quickly. It takes time, maybe Preet is slowly coming to Gurbani and maybe his pace might be slower, but he's not bragging about it: as Guru Sahib has changed even the greatest of sinners, he can slowly or quickly change anyone through GurPrassad.

There is quite a disparity between a Hindu becoming a Sikh gradually whilst struggling to shake off their past life, and one who claims to be a Sikh whilst defiantly iterating Hindu myths.

[GurburAkal]

I think it would be fine unless it is jootha or you are a Sarbloh Bibeki Singh.