Re: Colour December 10, 2010 05:43PM |
.Dhannvaad veerjee. Very rightly and appropriately put. Once again you have visualized things from an angle I could never comprehend. Now everything falls in place. Its all about context.Quote
Some Gursikhs here have quoted Gurbani Pankitis that say that all colours are of Vaheguru, He created all colours and He is in all colours; therefore, it must be okay to wear these colours. If we use this line of argument, one could argue that Vaheguru created tobacco and poppy seeds; therefore it is okay to consume these drugs. The conclusion is that use of such Gurbani Pankitis to make the point that wearing Red and Green is okay, is not right
Re: Colour December 10, 2010 05:46PM |
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Baba Banda Singh Jee Bahadur and his army's wearing of red was one of the reasons for the split with Tatt Khalsa.
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Those who are quoting Gurbani pangtees in their support should think very carefully as to what they are tying to infer. There's a lot of stuff the SGPC Rehat doesn't mention but we have no problem following that, then as soon as something we don't like pops up, it's "Oh, the panth approved rehat maryada doesn't mention that". With the logic some Gursikhs are using in this thread, we could say if Vaheguru Jee created all animals why don't we just eat all of them?
Re: Colour December 10, 2010 05:50PM |
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He created all colours and He is in all colours; therefore, it must be okay to wear these colours. If we use this line of argument, one could argue that Vaheguru created tobacco and poppy seeds; therefore it is okay to consume these drugs.
Re: Colour December 10, 2010 07:06PM |
Re: Colour December 10, 2010 07:41PM |
Re: Colour December 10, 2010 07:44PM |
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am i the only one who sees a difference between committing a bujjar kurehet and wearing colorful clothing? i don't know how you can even compare consumption of drugs with one's color preference. it's completely illogical.
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sorry for disagreeing with you, but i can't wrap my brain around these comparisons.
Re: Colour December 10, 2010 07:50PM |
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Daas was trying to stay away from this suppose to be colorful discussion but equating wearing red or green color Dastaars or one’s outfit of those two colors to eating meat or consuming tobacco is not a wise statement. One must remember that Singhs wore these colors in difficult times for Panthic cause. Not long ago just remember the militancy years of Panjab. We should not even think that those Singhs who fought for Panthic cause were Bajjar Kurehatya because some time they had to wear red or green Dastaars and tied their beard.
Re: Colour December 10, 2010 08:59PM |