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  1. I'm tempted here you see to say "Where did Jatha's come from" ? then at this point we start arguing and debating so don't bother & we forget the bigger picture
  2. "God is the Master Plan and the devil :twisted: is in the technicality's" Basically, we forget the Master plan and sit and argue over issues that could be avoided, don't get me wrong i've had plenty of bunge with regards to what is right wrong within sikhi etc but i found its like a :bling: with people as everyone takes sides depending of their own comfort zones(beliefs) and knowledge
  3. 1,Ek 1,Ek 1,Ek 1,Ek 1,Ek 1,Ek 1,Ek 1,Ek 1,Ek 1,Ek 1,Ek 1,Ek 1,Ek 1,Ek we are all 1, someone said to me once, he goes, sikhs are 95% the same but they let the 5% difference affect out decisions and thoughts against each other :roll:
  4. Malkeet Singh does them I've just got the site online
  5. I feel that the family is suffering the pain, for their karams having to live with them care for them etc, its like a burden. Difficult one, coz one way you give others around him sukh !
  6. www.undergroundsikhi.com Sikhi with a new flava ! Something for Every type of Sikh, you just gotta download the tracks New Album coming Online SOON !!!!! WATCH THIS SPACE
  7. hahah mangurmach singh, you must have "marya karam" haha ask guru ji for re-birth
  8. i gotta agree, itys getting better and worse look at it this way its like a Siv, all the Punjabi sikhs that ignore there birthright, are loosing it and when you see a gora sikh(sorry to say the words) they are benefiting from it, so the dirt is being cleaned. Ask yah parents before 84, in the the west very few turbans/amritaris + we got radios/tv stations/internet etc, its on;ly gonna get better
  9. simple when you comb your hair wiv a plastic comb you get friction static try it also wood don't conduct so its better for your hair to be sliky smooth like lorel want it to be hahaha If you look into science of the head, you'll notice people loose heat from their heads ie: nrg loss, the khanga being at the top diffuses the the positive ions back into the body with the negative reflection from the khanga come on you scientists tell me 'wheres your reference!' I read that time back from kudalini yoga text
  10. Sikh Authority (The Four Takhats) A very informative and highly researched article by Sirdar Kapur Singh ICS about the Five Takhats of Sikhs. Article courtesy 'Sikh Review' Dec.1971 THERE are and legitimately remain only four High Seats of Sikh Authority, the 'Takhts' and a recent innovation of fifth takht set up by ignorant heresiarchs and new con-trollers of the official Board of Management of the Sikh historical shrines (S.G.P.C.) is al-together repugnant to and unwarranted by the true Sikh doctrine or the metaphysical postulates and mythological traditions of India. Sirdar Kapur Singh ICS Takht is a Persian word signifying 'the imperial throne,' a concept of total and all-pervasive focus of worldly temporal power such as was supposed to inhere in the shahinshah, the emperor, of the Achaemenian throne. Ex-hypothesis there cannot be more than one takht in the empire and indeed, in the entire world, for, a true and logically whole empire must tend to acquire a total ecumenical sway and the doctrine of co-existence of more than one takht, which is a true Takht, is a self-stultification. But since the Sikh doctrine of Double Sovereignty, miri- piri envisages a sway over the minds and souls of mankind, the entire world and does not contemplate a coercive bondage of the bodies of men, it validates and promulgates a plurality of takhts, coexistent, coeval and complementary. These takhts, thrones of Double Sovereignty spring from a Hindu tradition of religious dominion, which are grounded in metaphysical postulates of ancient acceptance. Dominion of religion in the world of phenomena is bound up with the concept of 'space' and the Hindu 'space' is a flat four-directional extension innocent of Einsteinium curvature of depth impregnated into it by the progression of 'Time'. This Hindu 'pure space' is con-ceptual samkaIapbhu, detached from the progression of 'time'. This 'space' is four-directional, east, west, north, south. It is this 'space' in which is encompassed the entire phenomenal world, samsar, the reality that is appearances and the religion as it impinges upon the minds of men-while it is permanently there in the souls of all men-flourishes in relation to his 'space'. The spread and sway of religion in this world, therefore, must be comprehended and described as four directional. Again, 'numbers' occupy a prominent place in Hindu occultism and the concept of 'num-bers' permeates a great deal many branches of Hindu speculation. Infinities are of particular fascination, circumscribed in cyclic concepts of Time and cosmic ages of the universe. The branch of knowledge, Numerology, ganati is conceived as a branch of Ontology, and the numeral '1', as the first signature and word in the Sikh scripture is grounded in this modality of Hindu metaphysical thought. According to this Hindu Numerology, while the symbol 'zero', sunya, being the absence of all, comprises all things, the number, 'one' is the number of Divinity, of the fundamental symbol, lingam, of the Sun, signifying bright-ness, light, unity, wisdom. Number 'four' in this system of thought is the perfect number, as it represents all the four directions of the space. Satpath-brahman tells us that, 'as the cow requires four feet, so the yama, sacrifice must have four Vedas and four officiants' Commenting on the description of the 'mind-stuff' in the Upanisads as, caturpada, Samkara, explains, "like the four feet of a cow." These concepts about the nature of the 'space' and numerological significations are then linked-up with the spread and sway of religion in the world in the Hindu tradition and history, and that explains why whenever a Hindu sect or denomination of religion has laid claim to ecumenical status, it has set up or recognized four chief or primary places of its reverential foci. In the Guru Granth, it is to this mode of understanding of the matter that a reference exists to the ornnipotent omnipresence of God: catur disa kino balu apna (Dhanasri; V) and it is according to this mode of thought that in the ancient Vedic tradition four raj tirath, royal centres of holiness, were recognized, such as Pushkarraj, Prayagraj, Katasraj etc. to each of which one of the cardinal directions E, W, N or S was assigned. Likewise in Brahmanism, caturdham, four residences of the gods, Prayag (E), Dwarkavati (W), Badrinath, (N) and Ramesvaram (S) are recognized. Samkaracarya established catur-math four abbeys, to represent his true inter-pretation of Vedas, Vedanta, such as Jagan-math (E), Dwarkamath (W) Badrimath (N) and Sringerimath (S). Of Vaishnavite Hinduism, there are recognized caturpuri, the four holy towns, beloved of the God, Jagannath Pun, Dwarkapuri and so on. Gautam, the Buddha before his mahaparinirvan, the great demise, specified four places, that of his birth, his enlightenment, his first sermon and his demise as the places worthy of homage for the Buddhists, Lumbanivan, Gaya, Sarnath and Kusinar representing four directions of the Hindu 'space' and hence signifying ecumenical claim. Again, there are recognized two categories of holy places in our Hindu tradition, sthapat, established or appointed and svayambhu, ever-there, self-existent. A centre of holiness may be set up or created by historical accident, association or appropriate ceremonies, or it may be there since the beginning of creation but may be discovered through a sign, or authoritative pointing out. There are temples of Vishnu and Siva of hoary antiquity that were so discovered through a royal dream or yogic flash and then magnificent buildings and idols were set up there and there are temples that were definitely 'established' at a contingent point of time It is in this context that the significance and validity of char takht, the Four Seats of Sikh authority, must be appreciated. These takhts do not originate and are not validated by historical occurrences, though they may be accidentally associated with the birth or sojourn of a Sikh Guru or it may be the case, that as Akal Takht, it was 'built-up' and signified by a Sikh Guru. These takhts essentially are and remain svyambhn, ever there and no body or no contingent occurrence has created them. There cannot be more than Four Takhts because '4' is a perfect number, ecumenical in signification and grounded in the ancient metaphysical postulates of our race, while number, '5' is not a perfect number, and it is not a significator of 'space' or territory while a takht must be such a significator. '5' reduces much diversity to meaningful measure, and hence signifies men and things, Pancajana, pancatattava, pancagavya etc. and 'panj-takht' is a wholly unwarranted concept. Nor does the word, "takht" inscribed on some seal used by the keepers of a historical Sikh shrine, such as occurs in the seal preserved at-Damdama Sahib in Punjab, can make the place a takht a 'seat of Sikh authority' of the category to which the traditional four Takhts belong. In this seal the word, "takht" occurs in its dictionary meaning, in the sense that a royal personage, technically a Sikh Guru, rested, sat or held audience here. Indeed, the inscription on this particular seal itself makes the matter quite clear when it says that it is the seal pertaining to "takht, jagah Guru Gobind Singh ji," that is, 'the throne-locus of the place where Guru Gobind Singh stayed'. On the basis of such a citation to declare the holy Sikh shrine Damdama Sahib as the fifth seat of High Sikh authority is the height of absurdity. Bhai Kahan Singh also in his Mahankosh, 'the Encyclopaedia of Sikh Literature', gives precisely these as the true meanings of the word "takht" as it occurs in Sikh writings. Kiratpur, there is a historical Sikh shrine known as Takht Sahib but it has never be deemed or claimed as one of the High Seats of Sikh Authority. Damdameh Sahib, now in the Bhatinda District of Punjab is a holy and historical shrine of great historical importance sanctity, but it is not the fifth takht, in meanirig of a 'Sikh seat of authority,' and there is no human authority, now or ever, who can create new takhts valid in and accept. to the Sikh doctrine. Taken from http://www.sikh-heritage.co.uk Just call me Mr Copy and Paste :roll: :roll: :roll:
  11. Cheers "the truth" and nihang garja singh, I've lit the fire and now I need a fire extingusiher to 8) things down
  12. hahah i started my post for constructive use i forgot that open was created way back what do you reckon of our site www.undergroundsikhi.com please slate it more ppl will hit it and download the tracks and see the truth in a hip hop fashion (not marayda based :twisted: :wink: ) thats for the thousands of our youngsters listen to hip hop ...oops we've got 84 tracks in there for your hardcore karkoo fanatics :wink: and a pure mixture for women/young kids and anyone else shastervidiya site/sarbloh have opened "pandora's box" opened my mind to deeper meanings of life/sikhi etc I've been abused and used by "khlistanis"/Socalled Sant ji followers in the past ....now I'm free of them and don't talk to any of them see there been it done it, NOW nothing to do with it Ps; watch out in following weeks new album coming online :wink: Mod's you can lock this post too (Note: Note the above views ARE NOT that of the rapper,Malkeet Singh, but website owner..shhh,, all of those who know who I am :wink: ) Slander me Please pps: keep up sikhawareness its phat
  13. sometimes you'll be given something by rub, but only you will understand what rub gave yah, and you won;t be able to explain the experiance to others coz they might just thnk your :roll: mad
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