Singha Da Panth Nirala - Quote

Bhai Sahib mentions the boyfriend-girlfriend trend amongst Gursikhs have been influenced by Western liberalism. He mentions as male and female attend the same school,uni,camps etc. They begin flirting with one another and the concept of arranged marriage and respecting your parents decision for marriage partner becomes completely forgotten. Also dressing modestly is being lost by the Gursikh Youth, at times the clothing is unspeakable of.

(Singh Da Panth Nirala by Bh Sahib Bh Randhir Singh jee).

What amazing and visionary veechar of Bhai Sahib jee, without a doubt he must of seen things to happen in decades to come. Benti if this can be sent to all Naujawan it's a good eye opener for many.


Quote originally typed by Bh Sukhdeep Singh jee

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Bhai Sahib mentions the boyfriend-girlfriend trend amongst Gursikhs have been influenced by Western liberalism. He mentions as male and female attend the same school,uni,camps etc. They begin flirting with one another and the concept of arranged marriage and respecting your parents decision for marriage partner becomes completely forgotten. Also dressing modestly is being lost by the Gursikh Youth, at times the clothing is unspeakable of.

(Singh Da Panth Nirala by Bh Sahib Bh Randhir Singh jee).

What amazing and visionary veechar of Bhai Sahib jee, without a doubt he must of seen things to happen in decades to come. Benti if this can be sent to all Naujawan it's a good eye opener for many.


Quote originally typed by Bh Sukhdeep Singh jee

then why does akj support such camps as Khalsa Camp?
Wouldn't Bhai Randhir Singh Jee be against these types of camps?

Bhai jee,

Do you go to a co-ed school or university? Are you against going there?

With regards to Khalsa Camp specifically - it is a camp for the whole family. There are moms, dads, kids, teenagers, young adults, elder gursikhs, etc. who are present at the camp thus making it impractical for it to be single-ed. I don't think you've ever been there because if you have been there, you'd know that it's not a camp where inappropriate things happen between boys and girls. There are elder gurmukhs present at the camp and the atmosphere is very spiritual and focused on naam. It's not much different than being at a smagam.

Khalsa Camp is not a AKJ camp. It is a normal Sikh Camp. Maybe certain Singhs do attend there, but it doesn't make it a AKJ camp. We are part of the Khalsa Panth not AKJ. The comment made doesn't link to the first post, the extract from the book should be taken very seriously by all.