My mother does not allow me to go to gurdwara. I would like the whole of the sikh community to stress the fact of going to gurdwara is an INTERGRAL part of a sikh's lifestyle. One should get Darshan (vision/glimpse) of Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji Maharaj as often as one can. Without going to gurdwara, you cannot do Gurdwara seva, or participate in dasvandh.
I simply want go to Gurdwara, stay there for a few hours, then go home. My mother doesn't even have to go inside the gurdwara if it is not comfortable for her to do so.
Please also leave comments as WHY i should go, besides the above, and also please elave at least your FIRST initial and then your full LAST name...
boley so nihal, sat sri akal
akal sahai
Waheguru ji ka khalsa
waheguru ji ki fateh
The overwhelming response proves that my mother and anyone else blocking access to the Gurdwara is on the wrong side of our faith. This momentum sends a clear message that keeping a Sikh away from Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji Maharaj is an unacceptable act. Keep pushing until this barrier is torn down for good.
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Kiran Lloyd
18 years ago
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IT IS NOT JUST ABOUT THE BUILDING. It is about the sangat and learning to be humble. Everyone needs that environment to grow as a person.
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Manpreet Watson
18 years ago
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Seva is so important for the soul. Being around others who are also trying to be better people makes a huge difference in your daily life.
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Davinder Santana
18 years ago
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Finding peace at the gurdwara is essential. It helps you stay grounded when life gets stressful. Hope your mother understands this soon.
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Gurdeep Okafor
18 years ago
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Staying connected to the faith keeps you away from bad paths. Just keep trying, she will come around eventually.
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Simran Bello
18 years ago
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Going there helps build such a strong connection to the community and our heritage. Nobody should be blocked from seeking that blessing.
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Raj Guerrero
18 years ago
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You need that spiritual boost. It helps keep your focus right. Waheguru ji bless you.
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Aaron Branscombe
11 years ago
pls go to gurudwara
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My mother does not allow me to go to gurdwara. I would like the whole of the sikh community to stress the fact of going to gurdwara is an INTERGRAL part of a sikh's lifestyle. One should get Darshan (vision/glimpse) of Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji Maharaj as often as one can. Without going to gurdwara, you cannot do Gurdwara seva, or participate in dasvandh.
I simply want go to Gurdwara, stay there for a few hours, then go home. My mother doesn't even have to go inside the gurdwara if it is not comfortable for her to do so.
Please also leave comments as WHY i should go, besides the above, and also please elave at least your FIRST initial and then your full LAST name...
boley so nihal, sat sri akal
akal sahai
Waheguru ji ka khalsa
waheguru ji ki fateh
The overwhelming response proves that my mother and anyone else blocking access to the Gurdwara is on the wrong side of our faith. This momentum sends a clear message that keeping a Sikh away from Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji Maharaj is an unacceptable act. Keep pushing until this barrier is torn down for good.
7 Comments
K
Kiran Lloyd
18 years ago
Featured
IT IS NOT JUST ABOUT THE BUILDING. It is about the sangat and learning to be humble. Everyone needs that environment to grow as a person.
M
Manpreet Watson
18 years ago
Featured
Seva is so important for the soul. Being around others who are also trying to be better people makes a huge difference in your daily life.
D
Davinder Santana
18 years ago
Featured
Finding peace at the gurdwara is essential. It helps you stay grounded when life gets stressful. Hope your mother understands this soon.
G
Gurdeep Okafor
18 years ago
Featured
Staying connected to the faith keeps you away from bad paths. Just keep trying, she will come around eventually.
S
Simran Bello
18 years ago
Featured
Going there helps build such a strong connection to the community and our heritage. Nobody should be blocked from seeking that blessing.
R
Raj Guerrero
18 years ago
Featured
You need that spiritual boost. It helps keep your focus right. Waheguru ji bless you.
IT IS NOT JUST ABOUT THE BUILDING. It is about the sangat and learning to be humble. Everyone needs that environment to grow as a person.