Dilruba

Do you really think in this day and age that telling young Sikhs who do not even know the names of the Gurus or basic Sikh philosophy that telling them to keep their hair will work? All i am saying is going back to basics and begin with teaching simple Sikh doctrines like Naam japo, vand shako, kirat karo and seva. We are never going to get people to take Amrit, keep kesh and Kakkars, no matter how many guilt trips or how often you call them manmukhs. I'm pretty sure the Gurus where pro dialogue and promoted the asking of questions, gave answers as well as reasons, rather than "Do it because i said so". After all in Sidh Ghost the Yogis question Guru Sahib on his philosophy and Guru Ji gives his answers.

I have kind of stopped going to Gurdwareh, i know it sounds bad but to me they seem to be empty of anything spiritual. Religion itself is destroying itself with its rigid rules and its people passing judgement whenever they can. It seems to be all about having long hair these days with Sikhs This portrays it nicely i think.

The Philosophy of Kant and One Hundred Years of Solitude. I have been procrastinating and cant seem to start either yet. Sikhi wise i might start the Nitnem Steek by Baba Gurbachan Singh Bhindrawale. Will be Bugging my Dad constantly for explanations of words, he usually more into Sikhi when drunk though. Should i encourage him to drink more so he can help me? lol