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Veer gs and Bhenjis,

To begin if you don`t want to waste your time more than 5 minutes then leave it please

For those who are still reading!! around June/July 2017 there was a cricket final between India and Pakistan which we still remember Pakistan had won!

But short after the win Pakistani media had been posting video`s on YouTube in which Pakistani fans where saying to Indian cricketers: "akar toot gayi tum logon ki" "your attitude has been broken" as an Indian i went straight to the comment and there was a Pakistani boy who had name with "bhagwaan is gandu" Hindu gods are gay" so i had a few words with him as in Sikhi we are thought that you have to respect everyone his/her religion and in the few words i insulted his country (not Allah, i would never do that as a Sikh) then there comes a Girl (I can`t mention her name) she explains to me that not everyone in Pakistan is like "Bhagwaan is gandu" but the Indians didn`t like he reaction so they were reacting harse on her: " I will come to you in bed, and take your virginity" "Your father must be ashamed to have a daughter like you" and many more because of which she cried (she told me this later on!!) i felt the responsibility as a Sikh and i insulted every single Indian that was there and by this action she fell in love with me by time i also fell in love with her but deep inside i knew that her parents will never agree i never confessed she was the first to confess but i never really confessed until 1 day i felt she was crying because of my reaction!!( by this time i knew her for like about 8-9 months so i knew everything) i accepted  when you love someone you can`t see his/her pain!! so after this day we went into a relationship and everything was going fine until i again realised that her parents will never agree for her to marry a Sikh!! And without even thinking for a moment i converted to Islam and started being part of Islamic festivals. but unfortune she concentrated too much on me in place of her studies and failed an entrance exam…. she wanted to be a docter…. she stopped talking to me...…. she will return in June/July i felt very sad and because i now was a Muslim to get remain focused i started reading the Quran more often but now i read the Quran there was written that the non-muslims will enter the hell fire i never agreed with this so i started having questions about my new faith!! so i read about every religion every religion said the same except Sikhi!! so now i converted back to Sikhi and became a Sikh!! but i still have night that i can`t sleep i even had an intership but they kicked me out of the place because i was only thinking if  she is even doing well and in the proces screwed they work that i had got to do up!! Veer gs you are guys you can understand that if you love a girl and you even don`t know if she is doing well or not you have a pain in your heart!! but if you see she is laughing even if it is 1 second then your life becomes like heaven you start to like everything!! but the thing is i don`t know what to do next can any bhen or veer help me out please?

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Dump her and move on   

You hear stories of how Muslims ask their non muslim indian partners to convert and many of them do convert yet you never hear a Indian asking their muslim partner to convert. Why is this? 

Why is it easy for sikhs in relationships with non sikhs to change their religion yet it's difficult for for the non sikh part we to become sikh?  I mean you never hear that. Instead sikhs with non sikh partners prefer embracing both faiths.

If you want her then just how you converted ask her to convert and become sikh  and see how she reacts. 

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Back in school I was close to a paki Kashmiri girl who told me everything was right about me but not my faith and she asked me to convert. Conversion has never crossed me mind even when I was monah and non practising.  I guess I was just wired differently. My rents did a gd job in wiring my head in that sense. 

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WJKK WJKF,

Veer g the problem is she was ready to research about Sikhi too she said: i will research about Sikhi and if i think its true i will convert!!!! but deep inside i know if her parents come to know they will reconvert her to Islam and marry her to a Muslim man forcefully and if not that they will disown her for sure!!!! And im not here to seperate her from her parents i could make my parents understand but her parents... sorry to ask but who could be happy without his/her parents blessings???? Nobody na this is the point where i decided to convert( still regreting it!!!!) she said she will leave her parents if needed but im against it!!!!

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People who think sikhs marrying  non sikhs is spreading sikhi are clearly deluded individuals. The above post is a good example, man couldn't even ask the sulli to become a sikh but decided to convert and become a sullah himself lol. Sikhs are nowhere close enough to ask their partners to become sikhs or even remotely interested but prefer settling with either converting themselves or creating a mish mash of both faiths and confusing the kids. 

For different faiths it works differently. For Muslims and even Christians to a extent interfaith marriage works as a huge advantage as their partners are most likely to convert, it's actually one of the fastest ways to spread their faith. But for people like sikhs and Hindus etc it's the complete opposite, they either convert or creat a mish mash of both faiths, either way they submit to their partners faith. In the long term it will only lead to a decline.  Just shows you where peole of different faiths stand with their faith. Muslims and some christians strongly feel the need of bringing their partners into their faith and will even end the relationship if they don't.  They function completely different to sikh, Hindus Buddhists    couldnt be any more different.  That's the reason why abrahamic faiths are still going strong while eastern faiths are in decline      the followers are poles apart

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Guest She was ready!!!!
3 minutes ago, puzzled said:

People who think sikhs marrying  non sikhs is spreading sikhi are clearly deluded individuals. The above post is a good example, man couldn't even ask the sulli to become a sikh but decided to convert and become a sullah himself lol. Sikhs are nowhere close enough to ask their partners to become sikhs or even remotely interested but prefer settling with either converting themselves or creating a mish mash of both faiths and confusing the kids. 

For different faiths it works differently. For Muslims and even Christians to a extent interfaith marriage works as a huge advantage as their partners are most likely to convert, it's actually one of the fastest ways to spread their faith. But for people like sikhs and Hindus etc it's the complete opposite, they either convert or creat a mish mash of both faiths, either way they submit to their partners faith. In the long term it will only lead to a decline.  Just shows you where peole of different faiths stand with their faith. Muslims and some christians strongly feel the need of bringing their partners into their faith and will even end the relationship if they don't.  They function completely different to sikh, Hindus Buddhists    couldnt be any more different.  That's the reason why abrahamic faiths are still going strong while eastern faiths are in decline      the followers are poles apart

Veer was ready to become Sikh why don't you understand!!!!

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On 3/12/2019 at 9:28 PM, Guest A Sikh said:

WJKK/WJKF

 i don`t know what to do next can any bhen or veer help me out please?

SSK.

It is a real pity, that you left the path of Guru Jee which leads to Akal purukh, and started walking on  a path, which is against humanity and any progress, except that of blindly increasing population for the sake of being majority.

Forget sikhee for a moment, but  any religion even if followed superficially, makes one respectful towards others and makes an ordinary person turn into human being.

No spiritual progress can ever be possible,  until one is not good at heart, for that artificial and inert devotion will not take you even an inch towards the divine.

That is because we want to reduce the divine and the spirituality and surround with the limited fences of our mind, so naturally we fail to see that Truth behind the curtain of our minds, from there on starts the avidya which conduces most towards hatred and cruelty, each one trying to put their concept of  divinity above the faiths of others, that is utter blindness...

On the other side, with the True spiritual teachings through the Bani, we come to know and understand, that each and every soul/jeevatma, is the same esence of that Truth Satnam samundar in all beings in equal measure.

As the Bani says:  Sabna Jeea Ka Iko Daata .....   Sabh meh Jot, Jot hae soee.

The teachings of our Guru Sahiban  are universal  and far above any religion, for it deals with pure spirituality and not the perishable temporary bodily coverings.

Sikhee is universal,  which is also a highyway to the Highest, Waheguru Akal Purukh, but different thing is, if some have other lower destinations,  such as trinties,  devis, devtays, gods, goddesses, angels, prophets, etc....partly due to their own karam and  partly to His Hukum.

So instead of being egoistic or arrogant towards others, we should be deeply  full of gratitude towards Him, for if we look around, we could have well been born in other atmosphere where we could not have any remote idea of Sikhee, yet He chose us and first  gave us a human  birth, and by His apaar kirpa also,  He placed us on the path of Sikhee, in order to return and merge in Him for once and ever.

Count with your fingers, how many  from all the population of jeevatmas can say so? 

It is sign of being wadbhagee being a sikh, so let us make the most of this our limited time in this mayavee creation, by doing His akhoot bhakti, and get out from this prison of 84, and return back to our Nijh ghar of Sach Khand, in the lap of our beloved Waheguru Akal purukh.

You have been given a new chance by Him by returning back to Sikhee, now do not waste that mercy of His, and promise yourself that  under any circumstances you will never ever leave His door of His Lotus Feet.

Best wishes and stay blessed.

Sat Sree Akal.

 

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12 hours ago, harsharan000 said:

SSK.

It is a real pity, that you left the path of Guru Jee which leads to Akal purukh, and started walking on  a path, which is against humanity and any progress, except that of blindly increasing population for the sake of being majority.

Forget sikhee for a moment, but  any religion even if followed superficially, makes one respectful towards others and makes an ordinary person turn into human being.

No spiritual progress can ever be possible,  until one is not good at heart, for that artificial and inert devotion will not take you even an inch towards the divine.

That is because we want to reduce the divine and the spirituality and surround with the limited fences of our mind, so naturally we fail to see that Truth behind the curtain of our minds, from there on starts the avidya which conduces most towards hatred and cruelty, each one trying to put their concept of  divinity above the faiths of others, that is utter blindness...

On the other side, with the True spiritual teachings through the Bani, we come to know and understand, that each and every soul/jeevatma, is the same esence of that Truth Satnam samundar in all beings in equal measure.

As the Bani says:  Sabna Jeea Ka Iko Daata .....   Sabh meh Jot, Jot hae soee.

The teachings of our Guru Sahiban  are universal  and far above any religion, for it deals with pure spirituality and not the perishable temporary bodily coverings.

Sikhee is universal,  which is also a highyway to the Highest, Waheguru Akal Purukh, but different thing is, if some have other lower destinations,  such as trinties,  devis, devtays, gods, goddesses, angels, prophets, etc....partly due to their own karam and  partly to His Hukum.

So instead of being egoistic or arrogant towards others, we should be deeply  full of gratitude towards Him, for if we look around, we could have well been born in other atmosphere where we could not have any remote idea of Sikhee, yet He chose us and first  gave us a human  birth, and by His apaar kirpa also,  He placed us on the path of Sikhee, in order to return and merge in Him for once and ever.

Count with your fingers, how many  from all the population of jeevatmas can say so? 

It is sign of being wadbhagee being a sikh, so let us make the most of this our limited time in this mayavee creation, by doing His akhoot bhakti, and get out from this prison of 84, and return back to our Nijh ghar of Sach Khand, in the lap of our beloved Waheguru Akal purukh.

You have been given a new chance by Him by returning back to Sikhee, now do not waste that mercy of His, and promise yourself that  under any circumstances you will never ever leave His door of His Lotus Feet.

Best wishes and stay blessed.

Sat Sree Akal.

 

Veer i have sworn on Shri Guru Gobind Singh ji and Shri Guru Granth Sahib ji that i will now never ever leave Sikhi whatever happens im still crying because of my stupidy!!!! my only question will Guru Maharaj ever forgive me????

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