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When an animal dies, it will decompose and provide nutrients in the soil which the plant will feed off. We maybe eating plants that have fed off animals. Life consumes life in all it's forms. -
Bro... Guru Hargobind Sahib ji in his hukamnama said, "Maas machhi de nerrey nahai jawnaa". Exact words. -
S So fly her to Alaska if she is that desperate, i am sure someone will teach her all she needs to learn. To be very honest I have never seen a female sikh ever. Here every sikh person you see is a man, with a turban and a long flowing beard, either dyed in very dark red or bright yellow colors, mostly speaking in very unfamiliar dialects. Very strange. -
Yes, but plants don't walk on all fours to move from one location to another like animals do. Plants have to be pulled out from the ground to a different location. Sometimes, they don't thrive in their new environment due to unsuitable soil conditions sadly enough. On the other hand, animals can be transported from one place to another whether dead or alive, they will thrive anywhere if fed properly (a bit like yourself). Even Bernard shaw was a strict vegetarian, never killed a fly in his entire life. You all need spiritual counselling. Judging from your post, you don't seem to have any beliefs, values or morals, forget about Sikhi. You seem like someone who visits Masts and their babeys in green clothes who tie threads around their wrists for protection from evil spirits and so on. People like you are deeply steeped in superstition and silly activities which consist of mumbo-jumbo rituals, dance, alcohol and meat consumption on daily basis.    Â
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By FreshMind13 · Posted
I remember there was a Saakhi of Guru Sahib shutting down Langar? I forget the details, does anyone here know of it?
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