ਸਤਿਗੁਰਬਚਨਕਮਾਵਣੇਸਚਾਏਹੁਵੀਚਾਰੁ॥
ਸਤਿਗੁਰਬਚਨਕਮਾਵਣੇਸਚਾਏਹੁਵੀਚਾਰੁ॥
Singh Sahib ji... You know more than most as you've answered your own question.... ------------------------------------------------------------------- Question Respected sadhsangat Ji please let me know how To live daily life according to gurbani so that I Don’t deviate from the path of Sikhism. How can principles of sikhi be applied in my business And my daily life ----------------by js - Gurmat Discussion Forum
There is nothing to be concerned about at this stage Singh Sahib. What your dr is saying is quite correct. Many couples try for numerous years before conceiving. Please carry on with the bani reading and post us the good news in due course. Guru Rakha.by js - Gurmat Discussion Forum
Mmmm. I'm not vegan but I'm always open to listening and it has to be said the original post was well written and deserves attention. Although I don't agree with everything you say...Well done for listing some of the arguments with such impeccable English. Mass production of all food types will inevitably lead to these type of questions and dilemmas. Maybe that's why Bhai Sahib Randhir Singh nevby js - Gurmat Discussion Forum
There are numerous references to Narak and Surag in Gurbani when referring to the fate of Manmukhs. Furthermore, in particular, there are vivid descriptions of the unimaginably terrifying happenings in Narak. Beatings, unbearable heat, pitch blackness, no one to hear ones cries etc etc. These are backed up by personal visions by certain eminent Gursikh like Bhai Sahib Bhai Randhir Singh in hisby js - Gurmat Discussion Forum
For the Chemistry puritans amongst you , it may be worth googling 'does vinegar contain 'alcohol'. Technically the fermentation process used does result in an alcohol as such.. in minute amounts. ..But not the alcohol our shrabi friend in the pind would want a glassi of. Should you wish to play super safe... lemons are a good substitute.. Either way, whatever you cook... just add a teaby js - Gurmat Discussion Forum
Nice reply Bhai Sukhdeep Sahib jio. I was beginning to become as popular on this board as Mr Trump is with the Muslim community. If I was to be brutally honest with myself, this thread was a result of overhearing a middle aged Gusikh couple who had settled here for about the last 7 years. The disdain in which they described Punjab and the arrogant language used to depict their current situby js - Gurmat Discussion Forum
What great closure on this topic ks jio.by js - Gurmat Discussion Forum
On a forum like this its nice just to air ones view. It may be right or wrong (ive been proved wrong a number of times) , but its just ones view. I am not sure of the necessity on a personal viewpoint like this to have to then clinically dissect words or sentences or analyse in detail. Seems a bit of an overkill and waste of valuable energy to me. All good points and all noted. Thanks. Nevertby js - Gurmat Discussion Forum
When our Grandparents came over to Canada, the UK and USA in the 1950s and later it was primarily for a better future. A more comfortable life for their offspring and better worldly opportunities. These reasons and other materialistic hopes and desires were attributes pretty much foreign to the real simple living Gurmukhs who had no desire for the entrapments offered in the West. Our forefathersby js - Gurmat Discussion Forum