CHANDI DI VAAR MARYADA

[intrigued]

11 hours ago, Suchi said:

acknowledge your Hindu roots

go ahead and do this to all the christians...make them accept their jewish roots and then go to sikhs. jesus was a jew so all christians shud be as well according to your logic

[dharamyudh]

Just now, Suchi said:

Khalsa is no longer appropriate since India became independent.  What is needed is to unite the different Hindu and Sikh factions.  It is clear that the Vatican and their sponsors are still bent on controlling India as they have been for more than 300 years.  We need to be united to counter China and Pakistan who do not care for us at all.

Khalsa is needed. Only way Dharam will flourish in India. 

[dharamyudh]

5 minutes ago, intrigued said:

Made another thread on the history of khanda... you are making psuedo connections to make a false point

I heard there is a conspiracy amongst some Iranians that Sikhs are lowkey running Iran. Obviously not, but it's interesting to think about. 

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25 minutes ago, Suchi said:

your text

Yep ur a hindu

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8 minutes ago, dharamyudh said:

I heard there is a conspiracy amongst some Iranians that Sikhs are lowkey running Iran. Obviously not, but it's interesting to think about. 

Interesting...

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26 minutes ago, Suchi said:

But you can't deny facts that Goddess Kali/Durga was worshipped by GGS ji himself as is written by himself.

On one hand Devi Devte sweep the floors of the Guru and on the other hand you say this. Seems you are denying the real facts.

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21 minutes ago, Suchi said:

You claim you are anti-caste yet castism exists in Sikhism even after more than 500 years.

Cause of ppl like you who choose to still say ur caste

[dharamyudh]

58 minutes ago, Suchi said:

I think its on page 4

 

[dharamyudh]

 Hindu = Indian in that context back then. Hindu Dharma aka Indian Dharma. Yet, you have people trying to use the modern day meaning of Hindu and apply it to that. 

[dharamyudh]

Just now, Suchi said:

My understanding the modern meaning of Hindu is a geographical description hence the adoption of the term Sanatan Dharma.

Now we kinda have two right. On one hand, we have obviously the followers of the more formalized modern day Hinduism. Second, referring to the nation/geographical location " beyond the Indus/Sindhu River" (Harvard University, "What" section). People get these two mixed up, especially considering puratan historical texts.