tva prasad

15 hours ago, dalsingh101 said:

Hmmmm.... that's interesting. 

Maybe it was one of those constantly indoors, overweight, excessively pampered cats? 

The one from my garden can move so quickly that it shocks me. It's always hunting around, or play hunting. When I used one of those laser pens to play with it, I was flabbergasted at how agile and swiftly it moved. Then it does crazy things like jump off my neighbours extension onto the garden fence, which is is like a 1 inch thick piece of wood. The agility and dexterity of the animal is mesmerising. Sometimes I swear it is showing off. 

I think this one might be a high energy, teenage cat? 

Yeah, it was sort of overweight. I went to their house and it barely moved, lol. 

I like those type of cats. It's great, you'll never get mice/rats/birds in your backyard destroying your garden. 

20 hours ago, dalsingh101 said:

This cat will chase mice or anything else. I've sort of adopted it (more like it has adopted me), but it is a proper outside cat and doesn't like it inside unless it is proper freezing outside, when it might stay indoors for the night. 

Oh that's neat.

One time my friend got rats and they bought a cat who was totally useless, lol. Maybe some cats are too domesticated.

Funny how cats love birds but don't even make an effort chase mice these days. The only thing I like cats is that they are supposed to eat rats and mice.

On 1/5/2019 at 9:54 AM, Nalwa said:

My question is how do some gursikhs manage to do 33 malas of a shabad at Amrit vela. The shabad is Thir ghar baiso har jan pyare. I recited the shabad and was timing myself. In one minute, I could do 3 repetitions of the shabad, and I was going very fast. If I do the complete abhiyas, then in about 6 hours, I would have done 1,080 jaap of the shabad. How do these Gursikhs manage 3,564 recitations? That is like doing 594 recitations in an hour compared to 180 recitations if we are finishing the abhiyas in 6 hours. 

You could always start with less malas and increasing them as you begin to pick up speed in reciting after some time. 

On 12/3/2018 at 8:03 AM, chatanga1 said:

 

I was watching this documentary and it seems that you were right about rocks giving rise to life.

 

 

I came from a rock too, where is my magic? 

Just something interesting I stumbled upon. 

On 12/18/2018 at 11:09 AM, dalsingh101 said:

I don't know bro. I love science and I think tech can actually help connect to the dharam (like with this forum). 

I guess these things are just like shasters in that they can be used for good or evil depending on the user? 

It's not exactly about technology, although that comes with its own pros and cons, it's more about how some people are unwilling to believe in what the guru says without "evidence". I believe people have adopted the western mentality and aren't trying to understand our eastern philosophy, which is rather spiritual in nature. Some people seem to be trying to use their five senses to try and understand something that is subtle and not material, hence not perceived by the senses. The so called professors such as ghaga and dhunda along with dhadri and co. are further increasing the problem in our panth, people seem to be drifting off from the path of dharam and moksh on to the path of kaam.

Please don't get me wrong, I don't hate science, I just don't think it should define our faith in the guru. 

In the katha baba gurvinder singh ji says that the Surya vanshi Kshatriyas read surya kavach stotaram, since khalsa is Surya vanshi should we read Suraj kavach astotar everyday as well? 

On 9/20/2018 at 4:58 AM, ਗਗਨਦੀਪ ਸਿੰਘ said:

@Soulfinder

This is the YouTube version. 

3 hours ago, amardeep said:

 the prem sumarag Granth.  It’s also in English translation.  The last two chaperone talks about how to govern a Sikh state in great detail. 

Thanks a lot, mate. Really appreciate it. 

Does anyone know any good books that explain, in detail, Sikh politics?

Does anyone here have knowledge on Sikh politics, roles of the King, ministers, etc. in the kingdom, qualities of a good king, etc? 

Has there been any writing on the subject?

On 6/15/2015 at 2:29 AM, SikhKhoj said:

I'm messing around with Paapi who thinks its god giften gyan. I.e. antaryami. While I continue saying that these Babay just reiterate what they read without usually analyzing the sources.

Khalsa mool mantar states the previous lives of the panj pyare. 

8 hours ago, Guest Mbad said:

No problem I had a question to ask , I am not sure exactly what and how I should be doing naam Jaap as not from a gursikh family just the average  UK ‘sikh’ family. I sense pressure on my forehead and when I listen to paath I get random shivers I’m not cold though. I want to progress as I have been reading old posts and have seen videos but nothing explains what this is and what to do next.if saas grass simran is to be done how to quiet the mind as I end up shopping or other random thoughts? 

 Try this thread, it has some great techniques.  

20 hours ago, amardeep said:

I also think I have an Ayurvedic granth in Gurmukhi at home, i'll try and see if I can find it. It's not that old though, - I think 1950s or so.

Who is it written by? Is it a translation of Sanskrit ayurvedic knowledge from old texts or not? I've been wanting to know the use of Ayurveda in the Sikh military. 

On 4/23/2004 at 2:45 PM, Guest Maha_Pavitar said:

Just wondering if someone could shed light on these arts, what they are, and the purpose?

 

--Water-spewing games??

--Use of charms/drugs/magic words??

--Conjuring Indrajala

--Magic Kuchumara

--Vina

--Disguise Vastagopanam

--Cheating (games)

Water spewing games is like playing in water with your spouse. There are some references in older literature if you see. 

Use of charms is the physical challenges looks. Use of drugs: I think this is referring to paan, alcohol, etc. used before sex in the past, again mentioned in krishan Leelas, Arabian nights and other older texts. Use of magic words is basically using sweet words to please your spouse. 

Not certain, but I think Vina refers to the art of playing the Vina, I could be wrong though. 

I don't know the rest. 

Simran didn't do anything but ghaga killed all the black cats and stopped operation blue star in its tracks as well as operation Woodrose... Kamaal hai, Ghaga baba ji. 

Just when dhunda thought he was scientist, he got busted by real scientists. 

From the second line of the svaiya onwards, it sort of sounds like a riddle. Seems like there is a Charitar hidden in there. I think this serves higher purpose than Avatar ustat. Will get back to this soon. 

No wonder pappiman veer ji blocked you. What's the point of arguing with you?

18 minutes ago, angy15 said:

Don't get confused we  are debating Whether the concept of God as described by Guru Nanak is in conflict  with Science?

It indeed does. Science seeks to define god, but Gurbani says god cannot be defined. 

30 minutes ago, angy15 said:

 I am more fascinated abt your above claim .Do you really believe what you wrote.

It doen't matter what Dhadri speaks abt. But those who believe in Braham Kavach distrust Guruji bani of  SGGS and DG . I have quotedhow Gurbani rejects it.

I believe what I wrote, if I did not I wouldn't write it. Please visit the website in my earlier post, it explains about effect of sound. 

You are lost. Gurbani says chant god's name with each breath, is god's name not a mantar? Braham kavach was written by guru ji as well, I don't see any problem with reciting it rather I feel it is great to recite it. Dasam granth and sarbloh granth contain the same truth as SGGS. 

4 hours ago, angy15 said:

Are you really from australia.Your response like this suggests you  belong to a remote backward area of a poor under developed country.  Using mantras to do things in physics,chemistry,enginerring. what ridiculous justification.

How  has 10000 of  Yugs ,havans and mantras benefited history of India?Not at all .All it gave us is 1000 years of slavery.Fake mantras  like Braham Kavach  what benefits has it done to sikh community  NOTHING.Really you guys are not doing any justice to the name of this forum. Do some research in SGGS  and DG and find out how mantra ,jantras are rejected by our Gurus

Do Australians come from Australia? Do British come from Britain? Do Chinese come from China? This world is just an illusion. Only God exists- from him we come, everything else is an illusion it will perish. Who is poor, who is rich when he is all there is. There is so much we know not, only the creator knows how the universe works. 

Angy, you claim of knowing science and logic yet you have known neither. https://www.encyclopedia.com/science-and-technology/physics/physics/frequency 

Of course you are going to say something about Brahm Kavach, since Dhadri (whom you devotedly follow) has said things against chanting vaheguru. Havans purify the 5 elements, boosts strength, boosts energy, etc. For someone who speaks of science and logic how do you not know of pollution?   

23 minutes ago, angy15 said:

Mr Jhangeera : I could not find answers to my question in your reply. Let me repharase again to you

Do you see any conflict in Guru Nanak's philosophy and Science when it comes to concept of GOD?

Do you deserve answers? Someone who doesn't answer questions themselves is complaining of such... how ironic.  

God cannot be defined by science. If he could, everyone would know him. God is only known through stilling the mind, thus freeing oneself from the chains of illusion. 

Edit: wow Angy, nice. You editted your comment to incorporate answers, you still don't deserve answers. 

@angy15 The ancients were much more advanced than us. They used the spiritual and scientific aspects together. They used sounds and mantars to do things as well as physics, chemistry, engineering, etc. unlike us now who use fossil fuels and destroy the planet in the process. Ancient society had a better understanding of the universe (both spiritual and physical aspects). 

Why do I even bother? *sigh*