Hari

Dear Rikki Singh, "Hindu" is malechh bhasha.The word "hindu" refers to a low caste or dog I believe.

Shaitaan-ism* is the fastest growing religion.(Not to be confused with Satanism, where goths dress in black and think they're really spooky ) *Those who follow the path of Shaitan, though they call themselves people of God.They are many, from many religions.

You have to love India, the land of the millions upon millions of andh-vishvasi (blind believers).The land where criminals are politicians and holy men.

http://www.indiayogi.com/content/symbolism/default.asp

Akali Nihang Jassa Singh Ramgarhia created the Ramgarhia Misl (alliance), which consists of Tarkhan/Mistry, Jatt, Khatri, Lohar.Ramgarhia Misl is not a caste, it is an alliance of castes from different backgrounds.But because Tarkhans are in the majority in the Misl, people think that Ramgarhia Misl is a "Tarkhan caste". It is a misl.Akali Nihang Jassa Singh Ramgarhia did not do anything against Gurmat, when he created the Ramgarhia Misl.Over and out.

Does anybody know if the head of Soho Rd Nishkam Sevak Jatha (Mohinder Singh) has been interviewed to put his side of the story, regarding the Sone di Seva (gilding of Sri Harimandir Sahib)? If not, why not?Has he refused interviews?They (the jatha) call him "Babaji).Well, maybe "Babaji" should tell what went on.Anybody here from the jatha?Anybody got Mohinder Singh's email address?

:arrow: Aad Sach Jugaad Sach.Hai Bhi Sach Nanak Hosi Bhi Sach. Sikhi comes from Akaal Purukh, hence Sikhi is Akaal Purukh.Sikhi is Truth, you should know this.

It is all explained fully and truthfully here: http://sikhawareness.com/sikhawareness/vie...highlight=chand Because a (Akali Nihang) Singh is Mahakaal Svaroop (own form of Shivji Maharaj), therefore the Singh has an Aad Chand (half-crescent moon) on his head just like Shivji. It's all to do with the psychology of Akali Nihang Singh warfare.To become Mahakaal, in order to protect the Sikhi Panth.Mahakaal is also the protector of Tibetan Buddhism.But we Sikh also have Mahakaal to protect us as Akali Nihang Singh Khalsa. So why Shivji?Well, it should be obvious, warfare is all about death, destruction, pain, blood.All these kinds of things are associated with Shiv and His Shakti.In order to defeat a terrifying enemy, you have to become even more terrifying (bhyaanak) yourself.Hope you understand.

You mourn their death, and move on.That doesn't mean you forget them.

Aghori's do not agree to vegetarianism or teetotalism, nor abstinence from illicit sex.In fact they have been known to eat human flesh.Wether they still practice that, I cannot confirm.But eating flesh and drinking alocohol and other intoxicants is part of their religious practice.

Singh47, do you not find the destruction of the Baba Atal Rai frescos disgraceful??Was that destruction a manner of honour and izzat?

Everybody can do there bit to preserve our cultural heritage.I have a few Sikh Raj coins, and am always on the look out for more coins when I go India (I'm a bit of a numismatist).If you have spare money floating around, use it to buy coins, books etc. from auctions and jewellers in India, jewellers in India tend to have antique coins etc.Go India if and when you you can, and document what you see, buy what you can. Just one more thing: Maybe you could do as I do, pray to Mahakaal to destroy this wicked SGPC :evil: Destroy these sinners the SGPC Mahakaal!!Death, destruction and suffering upon the heads of the SGPC!! Mahakaaaal!!! :evil:

I think this whole cow protection thing is an allegory.Because the cow is called "mother" - this could be reference to "mother India".Maybe.Something like that.Could be reference to the disrespect of Indian traditions shown by the malechh. Also on the topic of Sanatan Dharam scriptures.Well, there are many scriptures (and Indian religions) which don't agree with one another. Some Indian religions advocate absitence from sex, others practice sex (outside marriage) as part of there religion.Some say don't eat meat, others say sacrifice a calf to the Devi and drink the blood.

I think it was the Vaishnavs who made the sacredness of the the cow prevalent across India.They became very popular after Sri Chaitanya.Because Shri Krishan is known as Gopal ("the sustainer of the cows"), Goraksh ("the protector of the cows"), Govind ("the master of the cows")*.So I'm assuming it's the Krishan bhakti movement which popularised the sacredness of the cow.Moooooooo [*Incidentally these names of Parbrahm/Krishan also appear in Gurbani - Gopal, Gorakh, Gobind]

The cow has been held sacred in India for a millenia because it is known as the mother, because it gives milk (well, highest milk yield of all domesticated animals).I'm sure there must be scriptural writings about the cow.However :arrow: because it is held sacred, it is also the highest anilmal sacrifice too, which has and does happen. I read somewhere that in the Mahabharat epic there is a story about a king who sacrificed thousands of cows everyday, and have them cooked for brahmin priests.I maybe wrong.But there is scriptural evidence for cow sacrifice, that's a definate.Also, I'm sure some Indian scholar wrote a book about meat eating and ancient India, that our anscestors were not just sacrificing but slaughtering cows to eat. So I wonder how vegetarianism and cow worship became so prevalent in India?Maybe it was the alcohol drinking meat eating Aryans and Scythians ?I think the Dravidians were peaceful vege's.Meat-sharaab, chak de phatte Aryan te Scythian loko I'm a vegan, if you didn't already know.But beef was the best meat I ever ate . I'm a sinner!!I'm going to hell!!

Sikhi = Satguru Nanak = Parbrahm You cannot define Parbrahm (Sikhi) Sikhi is Atman Atman Atman.... Sikhi is Brahm Brahm Brahm.... Sikhi Vahiguru, Sikhi Satguru, Sikhi is...is...is... Ishq Haqiqi, pyar, mohabbat.... I am the fool of Satguru Nanak Nirankar

Shaiv

Buddhi is the bakshish of Satguru Nanak Nirankar, who is Devaan Dev.Satguru Nanak gave the world his Love.A Love which can transform the most ugliest soul into a splenderous god.The ten manifestations of Satguru Nanak, from 1st Sacha Patshah to 10th Sacha Patshah were all Love incarnate.During the times of these Satguru were established 4 orders. Udasi of Baba Sri Chand Ji.The Satguru did not say anything against the Udasi samparda.Their lineage comes from Baba Sri Chand, with the blessings of Satguru Nanak, to this day.They do updesh of Gurbani, aswell as Vedant et al. Akali Nihang Singh Khalsa of the Budha Dal.Established by Baba Budha Ji (Akal Saina), stretching all the way back to Satguru Nanak.It is His shatra-vidiya and Brahm-vidiya that Baba Budha Ji passed on. Nirmala samparda, established by Satguru Akali Nihang Gobind Singh.He sent 5 Sikh to Varanasi to learn Sanskrit and Vedik knowledge. Sevapanthi, established by Bhai Kanhaiya, with blessings of Satguru Gobind Singh. These orders within Sikhi come all the way from the time of the Satguru.How can you not accept them?Why do you not give them rightful acknowledgement? The Akali Nihang Singh Khalsa have jhatka and sukha as maryada.Why do people have a probelem with that?A warrior who will be splashed with the blood of his foes and bretheren, who will kill the enemy of Sikhi, if he can't sacrifice a goat to Guru-Shakti (for warrior sustenance), then how's he going to kill a malechh??When the blood of his enemy will go into his mouth.That was the reality of warfare in that day.Think about the physics of warfare in that time.And cannabis is a good pain supressant.Ask any Multiple Sclerosis sufferer who uses (not abuses) cannabis for their pain.Not all the Nihang Singh Khalsa were Puran Brahmgyani you know.They had fear, felt pain.Just like you.Try sticking a needle through your hand, see if it hurts.Now how do you think a blow from a sword would feel?Numb shock maybe at first, but then excrutiating pain.I am a sacrifice to such Shaheeds, who gave up everything, for the future generations of Sikh. Why do people have a problem with Nirmala (or any other Sikh, like me) studying Vedik scriptures?All knowledge leads to Self knowledge. Stop this petty fighting about anti-panthik this and that.And acknowledge the traditional orders of Sikhi.Please? Hari Om Shanti Shanti Shanti....

This is truly sad.Just what exactly does the teaching of Satguru Nanak mean to these people?All they ever go on about is admin cut this admin cut that.They must have truly sad and meaningless lives.I pity such poor insecure souls.Why do they constantly do nindia of Baba Santa Singh?If they don't like the guy, why don't they go up to him and call him a admin cut to his face?The internet, the abode of the insecure coward. Have mercy on us dear Satguru Nanak Devaan Dev.

This is true, these ba****d Protestants are no better than extremist "Muslims".They want to eradicate all non-Protestant religions and non-Western cultures.Replace everything with a white Jesus and shirt and tie. :x We should all do short or long Ardas everyday to Mahakaal Kalka to eradicate all the enemies of Sikhi.Mahakaal is the protector of Sikhi (who also is manifest as Akali Nihang Singh Khalsa). The Divine always listens to a sincere Sikh's prayer.

Our anscestral mothers were Goddesses I tell you.Some were just as frightening as Kaali Mata!

Okay, thanks Narsingha.A lady would have to be rather mannish to perform jhatka and do rugra me thinks. :wink:

No, you don't have to deal with much physical pressure as your anscestral mothers did.They would have around 10-15 children aswell as doing all the house work.Women today complain if they have to have one child and cook a microwave meal. :roll: Did your great grandmothers have tattoos sukhi_v?You should ask about your family history. Teri marzi...

In my family history I have been told by my mother that 3 of my great grand mothers had tattoos.My mothers Daadi and Nani, and my fathers Nani.My mum tells me they had them on their chins, throat, hands and other areas of body. Now, this is kind of funny, because none of their daughters, my grandmothers and grand-aunties had any tattoos.With the exception of one grand-auntie.Don't you think it's interesting?Were these passing trends in Panjabi cultural history, or a cultural tradition? I think it's marvellous, that my great grandmothers were so cool.Also, they would wear lots of jewellry, nose rings, many ear rings.My mother says her Nani's ears would be covered in pierced ear rings. This is real Panjabi culture!I think our sweet ladies of the Satguru Nanak Panth, should adopt the traditional jewellry of their anscestors. Then, I tell you, they will be like shining stars, and not frumpy shy-girls!! Out with the frumpyness, in with the tattoos!!Celebrate your femeninety ladies!Honour your anscestral Goddesses.

Thank you for the response Narsingha.I have one more question now. :arrow: Are women allowed to perform jhatka* and do rugra (make Deg)? As far as I know, women are not allowed to do jhatka and make Shaheedi Deg.I maybe wrong ofcourse, like with my original query. Surely women can make Deg, no?Seeing that a Mahakaal Saroop Nihang Singh's wife is his Shakti.And you have story of Parvati making and giving sukha to Shivji.But I don't know about jhatka. *Assuming that a woman has strength and skill enough to do jhatka ofcourse.