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    Xylitol got a reaction from chatanga1 in Limit dasam granth authenticity debates on the forum to once a month- Need feedback?   
    Also think that debates that raise controversy  or very strong feelings might need to be limited to registered members only. Reduces trolling
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    Xylitol got a reaction from Singh123456777 in Limit dasam granth authenticity debates on the forum to once a month- Need feedback?   
    Maybe very strictly regulate each thread to ensure it stays on topic? That way debates don't spill over into unrelated threads as much. 
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    Xylitol got a reaction from intrigued in Charitropakhyan or Erotica ? viewer discretion advised.   
    Maharaja Ranjit Singh was ensnared by the wiles of a courtesan and fell for her. Her influence over him enabled traitors to enter the raj and reach very high levels. Consequently, at a key period in Sikh history these traitors conspired with the British and betrayed the raj. The raj fell. As a result every single Sikh man, woman, and child was affected, not just for that generation, but for all generations to come. Besides oppressing the people, the British destroyed the Sikh school system which was one of the best in the world and promoted independent though. That school system has never been recovered, as can be seen by the pendu mentality of many of our people. The British also spread propaganda and worked at creating divisions within our panth, including divisions regarding our Guru Granth Sahib ji and other scriptures and historically important writings. The consequences of one man not have read and understood the Charitropakhyan continue to affect the worldwide panth to this day.
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    Xylitol got a reaction from AkalKiFauj in Charitropakhyan or Erotica ? viewer discretion advised.   
    Maharaja Ranjit Singh was ensnared by the wiles of a courtesan and fell for her. Her influence over him enabled traitors to enter the raj and reach very high levels. Consequently, at a key period in Sikh history these traitors conspired with the British and betrayed the raj. The raj fell. As a result every single Sikh man, woman, and child was affected, not just for that generation, but for all generations to come. Besides oppressing the people, the British destroyed the Sikh school system which was one of the best in the world and promoted independent though. That school system has never been recovered, as can be seen by the pendu mentality of many of our people. The British also spread propaganda and worked at creating divisions within our panth, including divisions regarding our Guru Granth Sahib ji and other scriptures and historically important writings. The consequences of one man not have read and understood the Charitropakhyan continue to affect the worldwide panth to this day.
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    Xylitol got a reaction from tva prasad in Charitropakhyan or Erotica ? viewer discretion advised.   
    Maharaja Ranjit Singh was ensnared by the wiles of a courtesan and fell for her. Her influence over him enabled traitors to enter the raj and reach very high levels. Consequently, at a key period in Sikh history these traitors conspired with the British and betrayed the raj. The raj fell. As a result every single Sikh man, woman, and child was affected, not just for that generation, but for all generations to come. Besides oppressing the people, the British destroyed the Sikh school system which was one of the best in the world and promoted independent though. That school system has never been recovered, as can be seen by the pendu mentality of many of our people. The British also spread propaganda and worked at creating divisions within our panth, including divisions regarding our Guru Granth Sahib ji and other scriptures and historically important writings. The consequences of one man not have read and understood the Charitropakhyan continue to affect the worldwide panth to this day.
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    Xylitol got a reaction from SAadmin in Limit dasam granth authenticity debates on the forum to once a month- Need feedback?   
    Maybe very strictly regulate each thread to ensure it stays on topic? That way debates don't spill over into unrelated threads as much. 
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    Xylitol got a reaction from dalsingh101 in Limit dasam granth authenticity debates on the forum to once a month- Need feedback?   
    Also think that debates that raise controversy  or very strong feelings might need to be limited to registered members only. Reduces trolling
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    Xylitol got a reaction from Sunnsamaadh in Charitropakhyan or Erotica ? viewer discretion advised.   
    Maharaja Ranjit Singh was ensnared by the wiles of a courtesan and fell for her. Her influence over him enabled traitors to enter the raj and reach very high levels. Consequently, at a key period in Sikh history these traitors conspired with the British and betrayed the raj. The raj fell. As a result every single Sikh man, woman, and child was affected, not just for that generation, but for all generations to come. Besides oppressing the people, the British destroyed the Sikh school system which was one of the best in the world and promoted independent though. That school system has never been recovered, as can be seen by the pendu mentality of many of our people. The British also spread propaganda and worked at creating divisions within our panth, including divisions regarding our Guru Granth Sahib ji and other scriptures and historically important writings. The consequences of one man not have read and understood the Charitropakhyan continue to affect the worldwide panth to this day.
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    Xylitol got a reaction from Koi in Charitropakhyan or Erotica ? viewer discretion advised.   
    Maharaja Ranjit Singh was ensnared by the wiles of a courtesan and fell for her. Her influence over him enabled traitors to enter the raj and reach very high levels. Consequently, at a key period in Sikh history these traitors conspired with the British and betrayed the raj. The raj fell. As a result every single Sikh man, woman, and child was affected, not just for that generation, but for all generations to come. Besides oppressing the people, the British destroyed the Sikh school system which was one of the best in the world and promoted independent though. That school system has never been recovered, as can be seen by the pendu mentality of many of our people. The British also spread propaganda and worked at creating divisions within our panth, including divisions regarding our Guru Granth Sahib ji and other scriptures and historically important writings. The consequences of one man not have read and understood the Charitropakhyan continue to affect the worldwide panth to this day.
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    Xylitol got a reaction from singh1800 in Important Point on Sikh Rehat Maryada (SRM) and Panj Pyare   
    He doesn’t say that. You need to be very careful whenever you take secondhand opinions/interpretations of a controversial topic. People get emotional and accuracy goes out the window. There are also numerous groups with vested interests in deliberately misrepresenting what scholars from sampradas say b/c they are in a struggle to influence the mass numbers of Sikhs and don’t care to stick to Gurmat  (honesty in this case) to do it. 
     
    Some background context for people, the idea of patti parmeshwar is basically that if the husband is like parmeshwar (i.e., not some drunk slob but actually walks the walk of Gurmat) then the wife should serve him with sharda and devotion as if he is parmeshwar. According to Baba Nand Singh ji and many others, she will then gain All the riddhi siddhis. 
     
    There are actually universally accepted sakhian of people living by this principle, such as that of Bibi Rajni ji. 
     
    Btw, Sants also say to try to serve all as if they are parmeshwer when we do seva as this will give us greater benefit.
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    Xylitol got a reaction from mrsingh in Sikhism And Caste   
    seems extremely doubtful. with enemies on all sides people tend to forget internal divisions. those things creep back in later, after the dust has settled (during maharaja ranjit singh's raj for example). Such an insanely harsh "punishment" for another sikh, during a time of war and uncertainty, when both high and low have to share food out in the field (during campaigns) anyway??? a fake sakhi imo.
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    Xylitol got a reaction from Crystal in Sikhism And Caste   
    seems extremely doubtful. with enemies on all sides people tend to forget internal divisions. those things creep back in later, after the dust has settled (during maharaja ranjit singh's raj for example). Such an insanely harsh "punishment" for another sikh, during a time of war and uncertainty, when both high and low have to share food out in the field (during campaigns) anyway??? a fake sakhi imo.
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    Xylitol got a reaction from SAadmin in The Role of Celibacy in the Spiritual Life   
    No I'm not saying it's sinful at all. It's just necessary to move beyond a certain point. 
     
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    Xylitol got a reaction from paapiman in Exculsive debate- Missionaries vs Sant Hari Singh Randhawale Surrey BC   
    To clarify what they are saying, something can be morally unclean or physically unclean or both. In this case, they are absolutely not saying it is morally unclean, just physically. 
     
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    Xylitol got a reaction from SAadmin in Exculsive debate- Missionaries vs Sant Hari Singh Randhawale Surrey BC   
    Good point regarding use of tampons, I don’t recall those being mentioned during the discussion. 
     
     
    I sense some hurt in your post when you mention “if periods are such an impure thing”… 
    I hope that’s not the case as it’s not an anti-female stance as the same rules apply to men.  When men have what’s referred to as nightfall / night emission / wet dream then they also have to do kesh isnhnaan before doing the seva. 
     
     
    In the end, most of this seems to be a big drama created mostly by missionary types who have been trying to engineer baba hari singh’s downfall for quite a few years. He mentions that these guys are dragging up comments made in his katha from many many years ago, and yet they pick now to cause a fuss. Some average sangat get caught up in the middle as they are unaware of this behind the scenes drama that’s happening.
     
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