Hunting Sikhs

[GurjantGnostic]

59 minutes ago, Ranjeet01 said:

I got an idea.

Why don't we start an "adopt a bibi" programme. 

We take in a 1984 widow like a mother or grandmother and each family in diaspora supports her and her family.

We can help them with their home and help them directly with things and education for their family. 

Here's another idea:

There are some successful Khalsa Schools in Canada and the UK.

Why can't these academies be expanded into Punjab to provide high quality education with a Sikh ethos. 

Bro that's a fantastic idea. 

[ChardikalaUK]

23 hours ago, proactive said:

That h.aram.i ( sorry some people might find that word offensive but what else can you call someone who refuses to help his own people and takes money off Sikhs solely to spend on non-Sikhs) Ravi Singh has collected £5 Million and he is sitting on it and now asking Sikhs to make KA a £100 million charity. When you see how much our people have suffered and how many families have been destroyed then you get angry when you see him posting pictures of his charity running around setting up tents and feeding those for whom the other charities have collected millions for. Each post he puts up is like putting salt on the wounds of these Sikhs in need.  

I live just around the corner from him and sometimes see him out and about walking. I feel like saying something to him.

[Kau89r8]

10 hours ago, ChardikalaUK said:

I live just around the corner from him and sometimes see him out and about walking. I feel like saying something to him.

 He's says he drives a broken down car lives in small house ..is it true?  

[Khaaik]

Wasn't Guru Nanak Dev ji an SJW social justice warrior too? Why would it be bad to follow Bhai Kanhaiya ji's example? I'm sure there are many who don't publicise their sewa as well.

[MisterrSingh]

^^^ Khalsa Aid employee returns to work after lockdown. I'm messing around.

[puzzled]

15 hours ago, Ranjeet01 said:

I got an idea.

Why don't we start an "adopt a bibi" programme. 

We take in a 1984 widow like a mother or grandmother and each family in diaspora supports her and her family.

We can help them with their home and help them directly with things and education for their family. 

Here's another idea:

There are some successful Khalsa Schools in Canada and the UK.

Why can't these academies be expanded into Punjab to provide high quality education with a Sikh ethos. 

Yh that's a gd idea. My sister been sending money to a girl from a slum in Varanasi and she writes letters back giving updates in her life etc

If a family start sending money to a Bibi it could really help. 

[puzzled]

Bhai Khanaiyas act was spiritual, he was in a state that probably only a tiny minority of Sikhs are in today. He had conquered the illusion of duality and saw Guru Sahib everywhere. Only someone who is in that state can probably explain it. It had nothing to do with him being a sjw, its beyond our understanding.

To use his spiritual experience and state and equate it to something like khalsa aid is ridiculous. Its 2 completely different things. 

[Khaaik]

I don't think anybody apart from Guru Maharaj has the right to do nindya of someone else's sewa. We're not antarjami, how do we know what is the internal avastha of someone else, right? 

[MisterrSingh]

7 minutes ago, Khaaik said:

I don't think anybody apart from Guru Maharaj has the right to do nindya of someone else's sewa. We're not antarjami, how do we know what is the internal avastha of someone else, right? 

Such a person's avastha, intentions, and inner life are apparent in their conduct, behaviour, and speech. Considering that we live in an age where people have no qualms about divulging their most intimate and personal details for the whole world to see, it is possible to gauge someone's intentions based on the information they choose to share with people in various forms. It isn't some great, unfathomable mystery lost to the universe and the Creator. 

[Ranjeet01]

49 minutes ago, puzzled said:

Yh that's a gd idea. My sister been sending money to a girl from a slum in Varanasi and she writes letters back giving updates in her life etc

If a family start sending money to a Bibi it could really help. 

I think we need to help ourselves directly rather than rely on these charities and institutions. 

We have many obstacles but maybe the obstacle is the way.

That is where the solutions are.