GurjantGnostic

Also note how her narrative will repeat on a loop and she will refrain from any actual discourse on Gurbnai. I also suggest you do Braham Kvach and Benti Chaupai. British Sikhs need to keep their eyes open and be very discerning.

Rather than go into it Veer Ji, I recommend you look closely at her narrative and see what effect it has on Purtan Gursikhi, what it could condone for her group, and whether or not it truly has respect for the Guru Sahiban, their Bani or their Rehit. I will say we already evicted her on Sikhsangat. Save said virus definition under Vanilla Scented Acetone and also under Wasp Cults. And never forget the aroma.

Some Saints are real. Like Sant Jarnail Singh Bhinderwale Shaheed Ji for example. What are your thoughts on Sant Ji? And what do you think he would say about covering of ones head? @Lioness1

Chances anyone you know is a Saint is very low.

Guru Nanak Dev Ji would come with his head covered. What you espouse is a silghtly nicer version of Manmat. Please study Gurbani and discuss Gurbani. Don't you already have your own forum?

You don't have content posted. I'd just log out.

It's not real. No worries. What are your thoughts on the 52 Hukam of Guru Hobind Singh Maharajah?

On repeat again.

It's one religion not no religion. We've been over this. Please record your soundbyte so we can just play it without you.

Pops off after changing his display image to yours. Lol. Impressive. @Jageera Go ahead and act right bro. We can wait.

It does now. Beautiful verse s indeed Veer Ji.

Instead of metal blades they had double sided war clubs shaped like a wooden Khanda and in a groove on both sides they would take shards of obsidian and pitch then into place resulting in a sword with a blade thickness at entry of about an atom thick then widening. The end result is absolutely effective.

Thank you bro. I certainly did. I'm ignorant still.

Woops. The image was supposed to have the caption "Tera Murti". Amen bro. Whoever posted that online originally has blessed us all. I googled Shastars displayed to get an image to post to say, we have murti already in a way the Gurus way. Then I counted the Shastars after I had selected that photo and I realized woh... there's thirteen Shastar there. Vaheguru it is Tera Murti!

It's a Khanda like sword used by American Indians made from jungle hard wood with obsidian shards embedded on both edges.

Your husband is a Muslim as well?

Good point bro. Going to the Gurudwara to meet more than one female at a time ought to make us and her husband rest more assured.

That could be the equivalent to the two boat metaphor though.

So society tells us. But if that was true all the Bhenjis wouldn't be conflicted about it. We've just been taught to idealize prebuscency. Apparently it varies naturally.

Should cast the seeds and see where they sprout.

Another way to put it... You don't want to change Sikhi, or associate with people that change Sikhi, it's better you know and support what Sikhi is and just admit this is one place you're falling short. You're better off in Sangat that say it's Kurehit, and just being a papi like everyone else that is also falling short of the Guru's example. In the right Sangat the mini beard would turn heads were those heads not so disciplined as not to turn. The Bhenji with the Dhari gets the cred.

If you want to use your own mind go ahead. Get laser and be part of any Jatha you want. Finding someone else to be your echo chamber to condone committing a Kurehit doesn't change anything. If you choose to do whatever to your Kesh own it. But Veer Ji was right about knowing the Guru's thoughts on keeping Kesh. It's one of your Panj Kakar. Sorry Bhenji. A real Gursikh husband would love your Kesh and be truly impressed with you keeping it. Be careful with common sense. It's Kalyug.