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    tva prasad got a reaction from GurjantGnostic in What is Sidhi, Nidhi and Ridhi?   
    Both. 
    She can have 18 forms at once or be fused into a single shakti, Sidhi. 
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    tva prasad reacted to Soulfinder in Meditation - My Experiance, Am I Allowed To Share?   
    Here is interesting new information i found in gyani thakur singh katha about simran in the belly button and kesh rom jaap. Also mentioned how Baba Gurmukh Singh Ji did jaap of 10 Akal Ustat paaths and 10 Sukhmani Sahib paaths.
    Listen at 59 mins onwards
    https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=206588583611284&id=165458433514685&anchor_composer=false
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    tva prasad reacted to amardeep in Ayurveda Recipes For Health   
    Also look up Bhai Vasti Ram
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    tva prasad reacted to amardeep in Ayurveda Recipes For Health   
    I couldn’t find it. Maybe it was a Granth I found on Punjab digital library then. I once remember going trough a book with no front page or title but looking at the content I could tell it was about medicine. Try look on Punjab digital library they have all kinds of gold there. The udasis and nirmale did stuff on medicine in the Sikh tradition. I heard that sewa panthis also did due to their lineage of Bhai Ghaneya but I’ve never seen anything from them 
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    tva prasad got a reaction from Soulfinder in Benefits Of Naam Simran   
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    tva prasad reacted to Soulfinder in Dhunda Vs Gurbani   
    Good point veer ji. It just proves that these people are dumb and stupid as their level of parchaar is not even cycyle bicycle level and they think they are talking about jehaaz airplane level.
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    tva prasad reacted to Raju in Importance of tiger skin during meditation   
    Yes, especially in light of solar energy being more dominant as we move deeper into kali-yug; even the fairer sex is becoming more solar...
    Mantras and yogic postures are given out like cheap drugs these days. Back when there were enough genuine lineages, such things were prescribed by realised souls to worthy aspirants based up each individual's chemical, psychic, and karmic balance.
     
      
      
     
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    tva prasad reacted to shaheediyan in Ramayana Katha Was Written In Arround 1800 Years Back   
    How many concepts and characters from the Bible or Quran appear in Gurbani?

    Akaal_Das, get an education, Indic Dharmic traditions and very much a large part of Sikhi and the teachings of Aad Guru. Without them, you would not have Simran, Seva and Kirtan (esp in Raag)- for example.
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    tva prasad reacted to jaikaara in Ramayana Katha Was Written In Arround 1800 Years Back   
    This is taken from the book 'riddles of ram and krishna' by B.R. Ambedkar. Ambedkar ji cannot be blamed for writing this blasphemous literature all together. This is frustration of a person who was a victim of the caste system. The book was then banned.

    We have to understand that our dalit brothers have been so suppressed that they want to get off their identity even though we force them to be what they were born like.

    All i say is we Sikhs atleast shouldnt prmote any such ninda of Sri Ramchander Ji .
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    tva prasad reacted to Jageera in Dhunda Vs Gurbani   
    I don't understand why all these great "scientists" waste their talent on just one religion when they could be using their abnormal brain power to work for NASA,UN,WWF,etc and in the process solve world hunger,global warming,bring peace between warring nations.
    I can imagine Dhunda,Ghagga,Raagi,Dhadri in their white lab coats working under the Missionary College busy assembling a new generation of staged thermonuclear weapons to be mounted on a hypersonic missile.
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    tva prasad got a reaction from Jageera in Dhunda Vs Gurbani   
    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. 
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    tva prasad reacted to Soulfinder in Dhunda Vs Gurbani   
    Veer ji the original youtube has been blocked but i have found the same track from Bhai Jaswinder Singh Jis facebook which i hope matches the youtube verson.
    Facebook media - 10155069925744786 ( 360p ).mp4
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    tva prasad reacted to Soulfinder in Dhunda Vs Gurbani   
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    tva prasad reacted to Soulfinder in Is Sikhism a religion   
    @angy15 you want proof of Brahm Kavach here it is.
     
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    tva prasad got a reaction from MrDoaba in Is Sikhism a religion   
    Guru ji is talking about the importance of surrendering to Vaheguru. He continues his point that if the mind is not surrendered nothing works (including mantar and yantars because their purpose is the very same). If a person is not willing to surrender his ego, pride, lust, etc and seek refuge in god, nothing will work. 
    Mantar are important in stilling the mind. By your logic, we need not read Gurbani or jap Gur-mantar.
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    tva prasad reacted to Narsingha in Nirmala Sampradaya   
    "Narsingha's argument was that Sikhi was some sort of hinduism in minature with a division of labour between the Nihangs ( warriors ), Nirmalas ( Scholars ), Udasis ( ascetics ) and SewaPanthis ( social workers )"
    -Bikramjit

    Bikramjit, this is YOUR interpretation of the knowledge presented on the websites. Its clear you do not understand Sanatan Sikhi, and have some fear of being absorbed into the Hindu faith. Possibly you were bullied as a child by Hindus, or you base your Khalistani-esque Sikhi around 1984 and see all Hindus as enemies of the Sikh faith.

    We have even created a section for "kattarpanthis" who suffer from selective information absorption:

    http://www.sarbloh.info/htmls/epilogue_sikh.html

    Please refrain from assuming everyone sees information the same way you do. If you dont wish to listen to me, maybe u will listen to Guru Maharaj...

    ‘According to one's intellect one expresses it [the truth] in a myriad of ways.’
    (Farladhari Sodhibans Bajja Waley Dasam Patshah Akali Nihang Guru Gobind Singh ji Maharaj, Treh Charittar 104, Dasam Guru Durbar)

    Nirmalas are seen as the intellectuals of traditional Sikhi, but this does not mean they are incapable of weilding weapons when there is a need for this. Not all Nirmalas are passive, just as not all Nihangs are warriors (within an army, there are many roles to be filled). Same goes for the Udhasis who are largely passive and non-violent, but even so, some great Udhasis fought beside Akali Nihang Guru Gobind Singh Ji's side when the call to arms was made. Indeed, the lineage of Akali Nihang Baba Durbara Singh Ji Sanatan Sikh Shastar Vidiya Akharah includes Akali Baba Gurditta ji Udasin (see http://www.shastarvidiya.org/htmls/akhara.html

    With regards to Amrit, within the Akali Nihang Singh Khalsa, Amrit is seen as an initiation into an Army. Anyone who took Amrit from the Akali Nihang Singh Khalsa, traditionally, had to be tested physically and mentally (and sometimes had to prove themselves worthy by serving the Khalsa Dal Panth by doing manual labour before they were given Amrit. Granted, today, this ideology has become relaxed and things werent as strict as they once were. The farla (loose piece of cloth at the top of the dumalla) was also traditionally only given after service to the Dal Panth of at least 14 years, and along with this came the title of "Akali Nihang"....this too has slipped and one finds many Akali Nihangs in India who have not been within Nihang Dals for 14 years let alone devote these years in service. These issues and many more will be highlighted in www.nihang.com.

    Nirmalas are considered as "Khalsa" too, but this defintion of Khalsa refers to the Satoghuni (purity of the soul) rather than the Rajoghuni (outwardly warrior/dynamic/energetic) Nihang warrior version. Sarbloh Guru Durbar explains this well, where non-warrior saints are referred to as Khalsa.

    lalleshvari can explain more regarding the Nirmala view on Amrit, and how Nirmalas perceive Amrit....it does differ to the Nihang aspects but as is tradition amongst Sanatan Sikhs, we do not go around fighting amongst each other :wink:

    Within Akali Nihangs, the kakkars are practical...briefly...
    kirpan/kard = lethal weapon, kara = lethal weapon, kachera = many uses according to kyshatria (warrior) maryada, kesh = shivswaroop/kaal roop/warriors of Chandi (see Chandi di vaar), kanga = to prevent dreadlocks (sign of passiveness/sadhus), kamarkasar = sign of being always ready for war+many uses, panj shastars = respect for Sarbloh, dummalley deh shastar = easy access to weapons, gupt weapons =weapons kept secret. Nihangs carry many weapons on their persons, not just a kirpan/kard (there will be a section on kakkars from the Akali Nihang Singh Khalsa perspective coming on www.shastarvidiya.org in the near future). If one wishes to read more, Baba Gurbachan Singh Ji Bhindrawaley's darpan explains the kakkars and their origins very well (and may shock the likes of Bikramjit when he realises where the kakkars actually come from ). Baba Ji himself was a Nihang Singh of the Budha Dal (the SAME sukha-drinking, chatka-eating Nihangs that Bikramjit considers to be "hindus"!!)

    ..within Nirmala Sampardah, these explanations and uses of kakkars may not necessarily match, but then again, Nirmalas are not expect to be at the front line or contemplate on Kaal as Nihang Singhs do. (..for anyone wondering about 1984 and Nihangs, www.nihang.com will explain this, so stick to the issue at hand).

    Mainstream Sikhs, who prefer to focus on differences rather than nuture similarities, may see this as a "conflict" between Nihangs and Nirmalas with regards to their ideology of Amrit, but amongst Sanatan Sikhs, this is simply the beauty of diversity of Sikhi.

    We, as Sanatan Sikhs, choose to build upon what is common, rather than fight on what is different. Every Sanatan Samparadah has its own forms of initiation....they take various forms...it does not mean they are conflicting with each other.
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    tva prasad got a reaction from Soulfinder in Is Sikhism a religion   
    Guru ji is talking about the importance of surrendering to Vaheguru. He continues his point that if the mind is not surrendered nothing works (including mantar and yantars because their purpose is the very same). If a person is not willing to surrender his ego, pride, lust, etc and seek refuge in god, nothing will work. 
    Mantar are important in stilling the mind. By your logic, we need not read Gurbani or jap Gur-mantar.
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    tva prasad got a reaction from Jageera in Is Sikhism a religion   
    Guru ji is talking about the importance of surrendering to Vaheguru. He continues his point that if the mind is not surrendered nothing works (including mantar and yantars because their purpose is the very same). If a person is not willing to surrender his ego, pride, lust, etc and seek refuge in god, nothing will work. 
    Mantar are important in stilling the mind. By your logic, we need not read Gurbani or jap Gur-mantar.
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    tva prasad reacted to chatanga1 in Is Sikhism a religion   
    I'm asking you again mr health discussion. where the word "Guru" is, in the original gurbani sentence. 
     
    The above question still stands. Healthy discussion.....
     
    I have given the Guru Sahib's definition of God as in the Mool Mantar. I am asking you to use science and logic to prove that definition of God as in the Mool Mantar.
     
    You replied with this effort:
     
     
    I don't know about them. I'm still waiting for answers from you for my previous questions. Don't use others as a shield for your own shortcomings.
     
     
    I don't care about your understanding. You have already distorted Gurbani at least 3 times on this forum explicitly and have been exposed.
    Quote directly from Gurbani where it says the above point number 1.
     
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    tva prasad reacted to chatanga1 in Is Sikhism a religion   
    You are running away from answering questions as well, Mr Healthy Discussion.
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    tva prasad reacted to Reader in Is Sikhism a religion   
    Because most people cant be arsed with your usual drivel. You keep harping on about science but its apparent you're about as good at science as Ranjit Singh is at controlling his bowels.
    We say Sciences is limited to the material and Gurbani transcends all that. You wanted proof and we gave you loads from Gurbani about miracles happening but apparently since science says no, you'll just say Gurbani is false.
    We've asked 10 times now, FIND 1 SOURCE pre-1800, anything that says all the things you do. You claim to have core sikhi down so show us. 
    Nice, so you cherry picked stuff to prove your point. Did you forget Gurbani also says that God is antarjami (all knowing) that's not possible as a universal consciousness is unscientific as atoms aren't life. Guru Ji also says God gives his Bhagats whatever they want, He's benevolent. The God you keep going on about is impersonal and doesn't care one way or another as Nature is impersonal and thus unable to be benevolent at all, survival of anything else is unimportant to it as it has no sense of self.
    The God of Guru Nanak Dev Ji has personal and impersonal guns, so stop ignoring one for the other because it deletes your entire premise.
    I've read Stephen Hawking's work, he explicitly points out that God for him=universe. The universe created itself, it doesn't need a creator. Gurbani says that God created this universe and countless others i.e it wasn't self creating. 
    shocking, as you hate Hindus yet the Vedas contain EVERYTHING that Spinoza talks about. But "muh hindus bad bad" right?
    Before I dissect this "article" (I wouldn't even call it this as its nonsense written by someone with no grasp of either science or basic Gurmat) Congraulations on posting something from Ranjit Singh's own page  you claimed here you don't follow him but you seem to link his crap left, right and centre. I got to ask, has you initiated you into his jatha with mouth to mouth simran? or have you guys gone a bit further?  I just hope he managed to teach you to control your bowels better than he can.
    Someone should pick up a physics book once in a while. Everything at the core might be the same, but on larger scales they can be completely different, just like Brahman can expand into infinite beings and each of them are wearing different guises (thus "different") but at the core are the same. Properties change depending on what you adapt
    I almost choked on my taco over this. What a load of nonsense, and the fact that you buy into it really makes me chuckle. You want to talk about laws of nature that's fine. So tell me why Guru Nanak Dev Ji didn't sit down and write down all these theories then and there, He could have. You're gonna say "oh cuz the superficial masses wouldn't accept him etc etc" but here's the little snag in your stupid logic. That form of thought was already prevalent in India, that Nature=God=Laws of Nature, it had many forms, namely Ājīvika and Charvaka. Read them, they pretty much say what you're saying. Reincarnation is wrong etc etc.
    What more crap, let's take some of these "laws" as you guys call them.  Morality falls into this, these laws have no right or wrong yet Gurmat always does. By your logic it would be ok to force yourself on a women if it was for the progression of the species? By your own logic, yes. What law in the universe says that God (or as you dudes say "nature") laughs and takes a saroop to give darshan to Bhagat Naamdev Ji. What law says that a cow that's been dead for ages comes back to life and God himself gives Darshan to Bhagat NaamDev Ji, what law of science says that Man can float on water without aid like Bhagat Kabir Ji (all these are some of the countless examples in Gurbani). Science is restricted but God isn't bound by it, he can make and break them as he wishes.
    No one says that, Science is the most plausible explanation of a certain event, its an uncertainty (that's the very definition of the scientific principle). Gurbani is absolute, For a  Sikh Gurbani will always be above science, not on the same level.
    no it isn't. That goes against the very definition of what religion is. 
    In that exact text Guru Gobind Singh Ji has a conversation with Waheguru, so tell me how an unfathomable God who's inaccessible is talking to him. 
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    tva prasad reacted to Soulfinder in Is Sikhism a religion   
    Why don't you leave this site for good ? 
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    tva prasad reacted to dalsingh101 in Sarbloh Granth   
    It's only trying to improve my knowledge and language skills mate. You can find most of mine in the Literature section of this forum. 
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    tva prasad got a reaction from Soulfinder in Is Sikhism a religion   
    No wonder pappiman veer ji blocked you. What's the point of arguing with you?
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    tva prasad got a reaction from Jageera in Is Sikhism a religion   
    No wonder pappiman veer ji blocked you. What's the point of arguing with you?
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