Sikh Man Uses Turban To Save Dog From Drowning

[Guest Jacfsing2]

Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh! The article talks about how some Singh used his Dastar to save something. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/sikh-man-uses-turban-to-save-dog-from-drowning-india-canal-a7067391.html Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh!

[khalsaman1]

Some fools will surely post about how this guy did beadbi to the dastaar and blah blah blah.

I say, good job Singho. Gurbani teaches us to respect and assist all creatures of Waheguru. That dog was pyara to Waheguru as every living being is pyara to Waheguru.

[Jonny101]

That's what sets Sikhs apart from the rest.

Sikhs don't just stand there making a video of someone or something in distress like most people would now days.

[Malhi]

Dear Khalsaman and fellow readers

it is an absoluteness heroic act of compassion. However, this does not take away the fact the this Singh and the other singh from Austraila should have had another keski beneath their dastar. There is nothing to stop us from wearing 2 keskis or even 1 long one.

This is why we wear a Keski (small dastaar beneath our big Dastar).

The act was amazing, but this is why we use the word thiaar par thiaar, carry a hazooria with you, or kamarkassa like ALL puratan Singhs used to, this is why it was the happiness of Dasam Patshah to see Sikhs wearing a kamar kassa, it was a symbol of being thiaar par thiaar (something that can also very usefully be used to help drowning creatures)

It is like, it was absoloute greatness you had a dastar to save somebody, and used it, but it still does take away the fact that you should have had a extra keski, or kamarkassa or hazooria...

[jkvlondon]

Dear Khalsaman and fellow readers

it is an absoluteness heroic act of compassion. However, this does not take away the fact the this Singh and the other singh from Austraila should have had another keski beneath their dastar. There is nothing to stop us from wearing 2 keskis or even 1 long one.

This is why we wear a Keski (small dastaar beneath our big Dastar).

The act was amazing, but this is why we use the word thiaar par thiaar, carry a hazooria with you, or kamarkassa like ALL puratan Singhs used to, this is why it was the happiness of Dasam Patshah to see Sikhs wearing a kamar kassa, it was a symbol of being thiaar par thiaar (something that can also very usefully be used to help drowning creatures)

It is like, it was absoloute greatness you had a dastar to save somebody, and used it, but it still does take away the fact that you should have had a extra keski, or kamarkassa or hazooria...

he was wearing two veer ji the longer one to use to climb down and the shorter to wrap around and pull out the dog

[N30S1NGH]

This Uniqueness and practicality -using integral symbols of our faith and kakars of our faith practically to save someone life is exactly what set us part from other religion. I am not under mining other religion but when was the last time you heard hindus, christian, muslims using their symbols of faith to save someone? There is disconnect, it just doesn't occur to them to improvise and use symbols they wear for great humanity good as for most part it seen as idolized dogmatic symbol.

[singhnihk]

Amazing!