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The Role Of The Dharamsala/gurudwara?


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Wahegurujikakhalsawahegurujikifateh,

Really love your posts neo veerji - thank you once again.

So essentially centres of learning...Gurmat maryada, dharm vidiya, brahmgyan, shaster vidiya, jang vidiya, raajneeti...

How many of us can honestly say our local Gurudwaras are like this?

Where/when did things go wrong?

Wahegurujikakhalsawahegurujikifateh

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I have no hopes for gurdwaras these days and have no desire to change old tribal ways of our leaders,..we must focus on task at hand, more focus on negative in gurdwaras will make us bitter and loose our focus, there is no point changing gurdwaras..start your own individual parchar with good/pure intentions with ardas infront of guru maharaj..and guru maharaj will make it flourish...every gurdwaras in west started off very small like place as small as tent..if you want good pratical example...seek inspiration from basic of sikh bhaaji which turned negative lack of parchar gurdwara into positive role by using internet as medium as parchar as far real life place goes...start from everywhere and anywhere. ..!!

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Gurdwara sahib should have one simple goal and that is keep sangat together and attached with gurbani.

They are ok in putting sangat together by having various events such as nagar Kirtan but mostly they fail to help sangat in making link with gurbani/waheguru.

In my personal viewpoint I think gurdwara sahib should have qualities of both taksal (katha/saantjiyaa) and akj ( naam sinran/Kirtan).

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