born-again Sikhs.

[Guest wikibrowser]

Do you find that born again Sikhs who have always cut their hair, and lived a secular lifestyle who then suddenly without warning took Amrit Sanchar, are more religious and outspoken then other Sikhs?  Meaning that they constantly preach to others how they should be living their life.

[MisterrSingh]

13 hours ago, Guest wikibrowser said:

Do you find that born again Sikhs who have always cut their hair, and lived a secular lifestyle who then suddenly without warning took Amrit Sanchar, are more religious and outspoken then other Sikhs?  Meaning that they constantly preach to others how they should be living their life.

Yup. They're compensating for their own perceived previous misdeeds. It happens a lot in other religions, too. The most fervent are those who have a past they want to erase. 

I'm some ways, fair play to them for wanting to reform, but it does come across as trying too hard. Insecure. Hollow.

[californiasardar1]

21 hours ago, Guest wikibrowser said:

Do you find that born again Sikhs who have always cut their hair, and lived a secular lifestyle who then suddenly without warning took Amrit Sanchar, are more religious and outspoken then other Sikhs?  Meaning that they constantly preach to others how they should be living their life.

I am actually generally very skeptical of Sikhs who fit this description.

I find that more often than not, it is just a phase that they are going through, and once the novelty wears off they will revert to form.

 

[Jacfsing2]

On 6/22/2022 at 2:55 PM, Guest wikibrowser said:

Do you find that born again Sikhs who have always cut their hair, and lived a secular lifestyle who then suddenly without warning took Amrit Sanchar, are more religious and outspoken then other Sikhs?  Meaning that they constantly preach to others how they should be living their life.

Being an Amritdhari is hard with loving Sikhi, if they don't love Sikhi, they won't make it.

[Singh375]

Got excited reading title of this thread, I thought you were going to ask about re-born souls in the panth, because there’s thousands right now on earth

[Not2Cool2Argue]

On 6/23/2022 at 9:21 PM, Singh375 said:

Got excited reading title of this thread, I thought you were going to ask about re-born souls in the panth, because there’s thousands right now on earth

Tell us more

[Singh375]

6 hours ago, Not2Cool2Argue said:

Tell us more

Many of current Sikh youth (16 and under) have special auras, they got lifetimes of bhagati

Take example of how there is huge demand for certain jobs, where they get like 500 applications for 1 role. There is also a huge demand for obtaining the human body, for the opportunity to merge back into God. Once upon a time this earth was a beautiful place, during satyug, then what happened? As people do more paap, the soul they give birth to has less bhagati. It's a downward spiral from there. These people killing each other today, who do you think they were before this? They were ghosts and spirits. When parents don't have bhagati and too much paap that's the type of soul they give birth to.

There's no shortage of good souls waiting to take birth, but they require parents with suitable bhagati which is very hard to find. Daas had a vision through dasam duar about khalsa raj, that right now there's nearly 1 billion (call it 960 million if you want) souls (not body's, raw souls - like ghosts but harmless) on this earth and they are begging 24/7 from Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji to be blessed a human life. They are souls from satyug who need 1 more life to take amrit before they can enter sachkhand. So while humans waste their life away blinded by maya, these souls are non stop doing seva and begging guru sahib ji for the gift of human life. 

Today's young generation are more into Sikhi than their parents, in turn they give birth to souls with even more bhagati - upward spiral.

The coming times are scary. The ones who have taken amrit, their souls will enter directly into sachkhand then take birth again during peaceful times to complete their remaining karams etc. 

[realist17]

Believe it or not but I'm pretty certain that it was  Sant Isher Singh Ji (Rara Sahib) that said peeps back in the days were much stronger and had bigger brains. 

This is ironic with the times were living in with all the technological advancements and more and more kids excelling in school. 

[proudkaur21]

38 minutes ago, realist17 said:

Believe it or not but I'm pretty certain that it was  Sant Isher Singh Ji (Rara Sahib) that said peeps back in the days were much stronger and had bigger brains. 

This is ironic with the times were living in with all the technological advancements and more and more kids excelling in school. 

people have become used to comfort in first world countries. The smallest inconvenience happens and they act like the world is ending. Imagine how these people will act when something big actually happens? These people have forgotten nothing is permanent.

[Jacfsing2]

4 hours ago, realist17 said:

Believe it or not but I'm pretty certain that it was  Sant Isher Singh Ji (Rara Sahib) that said peeps back in the days were much stronger and had bigger brains. 

This is ironic with the times were living in with all the technological advancements and more and more kids excelling in school. 

The people starting from around the last 50 years have become less spiritual and more materialistic.