Proof of Sikhs eating Meat in 17th Century!

[jkvlondon 4,950]

41 minutes ago, kangw said:

This topic is to do with intoxication too!  Marijuana induces intoxication too.

If tomorrow, people from Sweden, Denmark, Siberia decide to become Sikhs, they will have to effing adapt to Sikhi Rules and not the other effing way around, you fool! They can either follow the Rules, OR they can get LOST and take you along with them. They are NOT SUPERIOR to Sikhi!  Sallah badmash.

As far as relocation is effing concerned, one relocates to where one's mouth is fed, where one can do an honest day's kiratt to feed one's effing family and have an effing roof over one and one's family's head!  

You don't need to imbibe shaheedi degh to get intoxicated, your hankaar is enough to give you the high.  You are the most foolish forum participant on this forum apart from one or two others.  

bro chill on the gusa ...

[jkvlondon 4,950]

6 minutes ago, shastarSingh said:

lol

thanks for the lovely post and thanks for praising me so much!

U talk about the rules? Other than one jathebandi, all panthic organizations believe that bajjar kurehit is HALAT MEAT EATEN BY MUSLIMS. 

There is so much evidence in the history that sikhs used to eat meat.

bro the meat that singhs ate then was chatka (killed by their own hand), not like now where every tejinder, deepinder and harjeet  eats any dross including halal because they are halkey hoe for maas 'what's the diff mate meat is meat ?' is their common wail 

[shastarSingh 244]

2 minutes ago, jkvlondon said:

bro the meat that singhs ate then was chatka (killed by their own hand), not like now where every tejinder, deepinder and harjeet  eats any dross including halal because they are halkey hoe for maas 'what's the diff mate meat is meat ?' is their common wail 

Exactly sister! Puratan singhs used to either do SHIKAAR or used to do Jhatka by their own hands.

The slaughter houses we have these days are doing MAHAA MAHAAA PAAP and an amritdhari shud never meat of these slaugher houses.

[Guest Jacfsing2]

A Khalsa shouldn't be eating the meat somebody gets from a grocery store, or at a restaurant, but his own personal Jhatka from his own hands. Non-Sikhs would not be able to produce Daya, while the Khalsa should exemplify it, especially on the need to take care of animals.

[shastarSingh 244]

29 minutes ago, Jacfsing2 said:

A Khalsa shouldn't be eating the meat somebody gets from a grocery store, or at a restaurant, but his own personal Jhatka from his own hands. Non-Sikhs would not be able to produce Daya, while the Khalsa should exemplify it, especially on the need to take care of animals.

Exactly! 

Akaali Nihangs in the Dal Panth love their horses so much that sewa of horses is considered to be the greatest seva. I am yet to find a community in the world which loves/cares the animal horse more than the Akaali Nihangs.

Edited October 2, 2016 by shastarSingh

[kangw 55]

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Edited November 2, 2016 by kangw

[Berserk 22]

@kangw

I wouldn't bother arguing with this guy. He's not fooling anyone with his fake love he has for horses (or for any animal) because when it comes to survival, his conditional love for the horses will vanish and off goes their head. But it’s no worry for them because they killed them in the most "painless" way, so everyone’s happy. lol 

Edited October 2, 2016 by Berserk

[shastarSingh 244]

24 minutes ago, kangw said:

How and when did horse first arrive in India?  There are plenty of communities around the world that love, care and dedicate their lives to the preservation of the horse.  Horse is man best friend after a dog.  Amish people's lives revolve around the horse and a buggy.  Fool.

I know there are lots of people who love horses and dogs but the Akaali Nihangs give a divine/spiritual angle for their love of horses. They say that doing sewa of horses is the greatest Sewa of Guru Ghar and it gets u closer to Guru Jee and Akaal Purakh

[Guest Jacfsing2]

1 hour ago, shastarSingh said:

Exactly! 

Akaali Nihangs in the Dal Panth love their horses so much that sewa of horses is considered to be the greatest seva. I am yet to find a community in the world which loves/cares the animal horse more than the Akaali Nihangs.

Most communities love horses, even Manmukhs and Non-Sikhs love horses as more than family. If your referring to spiritual connections, the Shamans, Native Americans, and pre-Christian European religions and had spiritual connections to everything they could find in nature. We know that Non-Sikhs can't equal a Khalsa, but at least be reasonable in your claims.

[kangw 55]

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Edited October 5, 2016 by kangw

[shastarSingh 244]

11 minutes ago, kangw said:

Horses have played a significant part in the Greek mythology.  Horses were worshipped as gods. 

Thats good! but Akaali Nihangs also love their horses a lot and i really respect them for this.

[kangw 55]

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Edited October 5, 2016 by kangw