Do these understand a word of Gurbani? They think "hair" determines if they are Sikh. 😆
Who is your Guru? Guru Granth Sahib or McAuliffe? Can you tell me where in the SGGS it says that long hair will get you moksha? You can keep it, that's fine. But it doesn't make you Khalsa.
Who is your Guru? Guru Granth Sahib or McAuliffe? Can you tell me where in the SGGS it says that long hair will get you moksha? You can keep it, that's fine. But it doesn't make you Khalsa.
You didn't answer my question? Who is your Guru?
Please give a reference to original Gurmukhi verse.
And isn't SGGS your living Guru? And the 5Ks are so important but your living guru completely forgot to mention these?
Understand what the Gurus are saying, don't make a mockery of their great teaching.
And isn't SGGS your living Guru? And the 5Ks are so important but your living guru completely forgot to mention these?
Understand what the Gurus are saying, don't make a mockery of their great teaching.
Lol, do you know what those verses mean?
"Not a hair on my head was harmed." This is an expression to say, I was unhurt.
"ਰੋਮ ਰੋਮ" is not about hair! It's about the experience of prana suffusing the body. Experience it first. Don't distort my Gurus.
"Not a hair on my head was harmed." This is an expression to say, I was unhurt.
"ਰੋਮ ਰੋਮ" is not about hair! It's about the experience of prana suffusing the body. Experience it first. Don't distort my Gurus.
A lot of Hindu Sadhus don't cut their hair. But the Guru's teachings are not about hair. They are about Self realization. You've lost all the Self-realization and are stuck in the symbols. This is exactly what the Gurus were trying to get people out from.
I'm not for or against people keeping hair. There is value in it. A lot of Hindu sanyasis keep long hair. A lot of Buddhist sanyasis don't.
But don't make the Guru's high teachings about hair, while missing the entire point of it.
But don't make the Guru's high teachings about hair, while missing the entire point of it.
The "source of my information" is my intuition gained through sadhana. This allows me access to what the Gurus are saying. They are talking of a very high knowledge my friend. Don't turn it into a "religion" which is a political doctrine with no gyan.
I am not disrespecting it. I respect those that choose to keep their hair. But there were a lot of followers of Nanak who treat SGGS are their Guru, who don't follow the 5 Ks. Are they not Sikh? If you consider SGGS your guru then follow what it says.
I don't have any "religious beliefs" or a "religion." I have investigated all major religions and traditions of the world as a practitioner from esoteric Christianity to Sufi zikr. I have return to the wisdom of Indian sages which I find most profound.
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