" *** #5 Sikhs @ Speakers Corner - Hyde Park ***

[simran345]

*** #5 SIKHS @ Speakers Corner - HYDE PARK ***

"Sangat Ji, the second Muslim debater Street Parchar video from Speakers Corner, Hyde Park, London. This Muslim gentleman questions how do we link Guru to God and what the message of Sikhi is? Check out Jagraj Singh's response!

Please watch and share with friends and family!

Link: https://youtu.be/l9GJAKrQzx8 "

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[StarStriker]

Typical somalian $ullah, chat rubbish, wastes every1s time n bored every1 with his analogy.

[JagsawSingh]

Typical somalian $ullah, chat rubbish, wastes every1s time n bored every1 with his analogy.

To get through to the Somalians we must, during our street parchars, also hand out leaflets on claiming social security benefits and perhaps, in between katha, throw in some tips every now and then about committing vehicle accident insurance fraud. To get through to them we must give them what they want.

[OnieFaltoo]

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[Guest Jacfsing2]

To get through to the Somalians we must, during our street parchars, also hand out leaflets on claiming social security benefits and perhaps, in between katha, throw in some tips every now and then about committing vehicle accident insurance fraud. To get through to them we must give them what they want.

If we talk about stuff that's not even related to what we're suppose to talk about is it even worth it? These people most likely don't have much lives anyway especially since they have the time to lie to people for hours and hours on a daily basis.

[mrggg123]

jagraj nailed it, hes bringing me closer to sikhi

[simran345]

jagraj nailed it, hes bringing me closer to sikhi

Yes he did a good job of the fast replies to the fast questions. Very well prepared with knowledge. That man tried so much to belittle Jagraj Singh and Sikhi, but in the end he walked away himself lol.

[mrggg123]

Yes he did a good job of the fast replies to the fast questions. Very well prepared with knowledge. That man tried so much to belittle Jagraj Singh and Sikhi, but in the end he walked away himself lol.

only thing i dont get is he keeps saying its not about converting, but then at the same time he says sikhi has the most truth... This confuses me a little as wouldnt the world be better with more sikhs?

[JagsawSingh]

Yes he did a good job of the fast replies to the fast questions. Very well prepared with knowledge. That man tried so much to belittle Jagraj Singh and Sikhi, but in the end he walked away himself lol.

Yeah but to be fair, he did have a 2 o'clock appointment down the DSS to sign on for the dole. Miss that and they would have docked his benefits.

[simran345]

only thing i dont get is he keeps saying its not about converting, but then at the same time he says sikhi has the most truth... This confuses me a little as wouldnt the world be better with more sikhs?

You see people don't like to be forced into something. When you see other faiths or religions on the streets or knocking at your door, some have their main aim to convert only. So people get this 'image', that they are being pressured to convert. And the Gurus opposed against forceful manipulative conversion, if it can be understood what I mean. A person should be able to experience Sikhi themselves and then decide to convert, by their own freedom of will, rather than convert like a 'parrot'.

That's why he said 'we are not here to convert but to make people aware of meditating Gods name'. And says "if one wants to convert to Sikhi they are welcome to". This being a pressure free, unforceful statement.

So you see it's a bit like the chocolate scenario again. There's no point in buying the chocolates and saying they are very tasty and better, when one hasn't even tasted them. Listen to the truth bits again, he corrects what the man is implying.

That quote comes to mind again, 'You can lead a horse to water but you cant make him drink' .