Redbridge's first Sikh free school is a 'feather in the cap of community'

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10 hours ago, jkvlondon said:

very simplistic thinking again , we only had Mum and Dad here no others from dadakey or nanakey , they would leave early in the morning and arrive back late at night due to the shop being many miles across town , we grew up with no local sangat/gurdwara apart from ourselves .Those who had full access to my grandparents back in India their children are all hinduized semi-nastik mayadharis dispite my Nani and Nana ji being firm Gursikhs , My Dada ji was an amateur kirtani when he wasn't working and did much sewa of the poor teaching them for free(he was an orphan and he managed to pull himself up without official schooling).

I am grateful that I was given the parents I had because they maximised our exposure to real gursikhs when we were young and taught about Guru Sahiban and instilled the good virtues a sikh should have , they transported us by hook and crook to rensabhais in the whole of the UK, local and England based akhand paths, let us freedom to do full sewa in gurdwara langar even though we had no car . We would sit together as a family to do sodar and kirtan sohila and sukhasan of Guru ji .So although they couldn't be with us when they were , they really give us full attention

IT IS NOT BOS's responsibility to teach iNSTEAD of parents doing their duty, parents should do their job properly and adjust their attitude to realise that to make the world a better place we have to create  good humans beings that is the real sewa to show the world through the gursikh lens and encourage character of the highest order in AKal Purakh's newly sent .

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