It matters VS It's Okay

[Singh1989]

Remembering my youth days having taken Amrit at 17, I was extremely uptight and thought "The world is wrong..." At 25 I eased up a little. Not a lot but a little. 

So, things that matter to Amritdhari...

Amrit must be taken by Panj Pyaare, 

5 k's MUST be kept on at all times 

Doing seven Baania is a MUST (Japji and Jaap before consuming ANYTHING) but we as Sikhs do Panj baania before breakfast. 

Sangat, Simran and Seva is a huge must. 

Simran / paat everyday.

Only bow down before SGGS. 

Giving up five vices.

Keep away from the 4 major sins. 

Now to focus on IT'S OKAY

It's okay to have dhoof or jot in the house.

It's okay to enjoy life. 

Have a good laugh. 

Know others views are different. 

For the purpose of studying, Reading and studying SGGS online, despite Angs are over / below 1429

Walk in Mosque / Mandhir for wedding venue/ funeral.

Seeing a Sikh walking in / out McDonald's. 

Listening to music. 

I guess what am saying is... EASE UP a little bit. Learn to be a Sikh and ask yourself... The world is wrong, it has problems, but what have I done myself? I had 4 hours did I spend 1.5 hours doing Simran? I walked by Gurudwara but did I stop by to matha teek? So taking it easy and self reflection will get u far. But not reflecting and crying over others, will get u nowhere. 

If you read the Jeevan of ANY saints in Sikhi, none of them ever got irritated or upset. They knew the world is wrong but first they sorted themselves out, then they dealt / gave Giaan to others. Minimum 6 months practice you too can be on that pathway. Have u kept the 5 vices at bay? Have you been observing Amritvela? Had you FOCUSED on Seven Baanias? With help of YouTube / Google are we reading the Translation of the Gurbania? So our mann can follow whas being said? 

[Premi5]

13 hours ago, Singh1989 said:

It's okay to enjoy life. 

Have a good laugh. 

Know others views are different. 

Walk in Mosque / Mandhir for wedding venue/ funeral.

Seeing a Sikh walking in / out McDonald's. 

Listening to music.

I think you’ve gone soft and ‘woke’ mate !

 

 

 

 

 

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