simran-sanghera wrote:and those two Sikhs did what they thought was correct and good for the Sikh religion.

For the good of all India and to a lesser extent the world. One bad apple ruins the barrel(of world leaders).

SWhen it comes to ghosts, evil spirits, some people would say one thing, others say another thing. Then I consulted Shri Guru Granth Sahib, and the following line in particular: Page 276 ਕਈ ਕੋਟਿ ਭੂਤ ਪ੍ਰੇਤ ਸੂਕਰ ਮ੍ਰਿਗਾਚ ॥ Many millions are the evil nature-spirits, ghosts, pigs and tigers. I also have...

- unless you build on a foundation, their million ' bowings ' are worthless and cannot be called a " spiritual journey " !! Here, Here! But that's not to say ritualistically doing those things is completely useless. They brake the ground for genuine belief. Manmucks go "I'm put so much effort in pr...

Wouldn't it have been better if the gold was given to poor people or traded to poor people instead? No, it that would be waiting it. as Carlos Miranda Levy said Never Help: engage, enable, empower and connect. Sikhs try to never do something for someone that they couldn't do themselves, as that jus...

Supplication is one of the most Manmukh things there is to do. SGGS Page 519, Line 2 His Court is eternal and imperishable; I humbly bow to Him. ||4|| Page 552, Line 3 O Nanak, whatever the self-willed manmukh does, is not acceptable; in the Court of the Lord, he is dishonored. ||2|| Page 1023, Line...

First thing a little parable from Everthing's 13 As a young man working as a storeman, Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the first Guru, was counting out the goods ordered by customers. When he got to 13 and said ‘Tera’” he felt he was saying to the Creator that “This is yours” and then couldn’t move onto 14 as ev...

or "I reject god's reality and substitute my own" First a short video about why ego is the worst of the five evils. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8NydsXl32s Why does public conflict over societal risks persist in the face of compelling and widely accessible scientific evidence? We conducted an ex...

Hi. I was wondering what the Sikhi concept of evil is? Does it have a concept of 'Evil' with a capital 'E' like we have in the west? Is G.B. Chisholm's View of Good and Evil compatible with Sikhi. For Chisholm's view see: http://www.psychiatrie-und-ethik.de/reforms.htm Are Good and Evil just a produ...

Thanks for your replies. It was vary helpful.

While studying a came across this term. 'Vaasnaas' which the article defined as "undigested desires, latent memories, etc."
Could someone please give me a more detailed description of it's meaning?