Thursday 15 January 2009
Issues that our biting away at the roots of the Khalsa Panth
• Every subject and sakhi has two versions, so much controversy has been created that the panth has split into two about a subject or just remains confused about others. This is mainly done by altering our History and fabricating a lot of documents. (This is a smart tactic by the enemy as it is a strike at our roots). All the true answers remain in Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, but these days Sikhs will rather read articles and fabricated history and spend their time in doubt or practicing falsehood.
• Propaganda to make people that are fighting in the defence of the Panth look like the ‘bad Guy’ in the Media. Non violent Sikh activists are condemned and arrested at protests. Sikh Freedom fighters who resist against tyranny are made to look bad in the media. (their character is assassinated by slanderous lies)
• False imprisonment – a lot of Sikh youth are behind bars for crimes they did not commit. (forced confessions through torture and blackmail and fabricated cases)
• Our youth are murdered by authorities (organised riots from government levels, and fake police encounters)
• We have been victims of Genocide
• Our so called leaders that are meant to guide the Panth are Government agents and are non-Panthic.
• Traitors – enemies within, disguise themselves and weaken the defences of the Panth
• Sects – a lot of fake sects that practice teachings against Sikhi, but however claim to be Sikhs has misguided a lot of people – In turn this reduces our numbers and leads to unnecessary debates and tension. (most sects have been purposely created by the Government)
• Drugs – a lot of our youth are on drugs
• Our Gurdwara committees are mainly corrupt and have no genuine interest in real Sikhi. (Gurdwaras have become business centres and in turn loose their focus on Sikh ethics)
• Language – a lot of youth do not know Punjabi and Gurmukhi (even in Punjab as Hindi is the language used in Punjab schools)
Translations of Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s Biras Shabads.
I will give so much courage to the Khalsa that one of my Singhs will enter the battlefield against 125,000. I shall cause the sparrow to fight the hawk, only then shall I deserve to be called Gobind Singh. – Sarbloh Granth.
So long as the Khalsa remains distinct and different, I shall give my whole hearted strength to them. But if they begin to behave like a Brahmin, I shall not stand by them. – Sarbloh Granth
The Khalsa shall rule
No one shall defy them
After bitter frustration all will seek alliance with the Khalsa
Saved will be those who submit before the Khalsa
The Khalsa is Gods the Victory is Gods. – Sarbloh Granth
None would transfer political power to anyone
One who gets it, does by force
Without political patronage, religion cannot survive
Absence of religion leads to barbarism – Dasam Granth
Khalsa is Gods own Legion it is created by the Lords will
Khalsa is my own Image
I abide in the Khalsa
Khalsa is my body and life
I belong to the Khalsa
& the Khalsa belongs to AkaalPurakh
In the same way as the drop of water belongs to the ocean. – Sarbloh Granth.
Passing on of Gurship
Passing of Gurship from on Guru Sahib to the another Guru Sahib
nwnik rwju clwieAw scu kotu sqwxI nIv dY ] (966-16, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
naanak raaj chalaa-i-aa sach kot sataanee neev dai.
Nanak established the kingdom; He built the true fortress on the strongest foundations.
lhxy DirEnu Cqu isir kir isPqI AMimRqu pIvdY ] (966-16, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
lahnay Dhari-on chhat sir kar siftee amrit peevdai.
He installed the royal canopy over Lehna's head; chanting the Lord's Praises, He drank in the Ambrosial Nectar.
miq gur Awqm dyv dI KVig joir prwkuie jIA dY ] (966-17, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
mat gur aatam dayv dee kharhag jor puraaku-ay jee-a dai.
The Guru implanted the almighty sword of the Teachings to illuminate his soul.
guir cyly rhrwis kIeI nwnik slwmiq QIvdY ] (966-17, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
gur chaylay rahraas kee-ee naanak salaamat theevdai.
The Guru bowed down to His disciple, while Nanak was still alive.
sih itkw idqosu jIvdY ]1] (966-18, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
seh tikaa ditos jeevdai. ||1||
The King, while still alive, applied the ceremonial mark to his forehead. ||1||
lhxy dI PyrweIAY nwnkw dohI KtIAY ] (966-18, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
lahnay dee fayraa-ee-ai naankaa dohee khatee-ai.
Nanak proclaimed Lehna's succession - he earned it.
joiq Ehw jugiq swie sih kwieAw Pyir pltIAY ] (966-18, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
jot ohaa jugat saa-ay seh kaa-i-aa fayr paltee-ai.
They shared the One Light and the same way; the King just changed His body.
JulY su Cqu inrMjnI mil qKqu bYTw gur htIAY ] (966-19, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
jhulai so chhat niranjanee mal takhat baithaa gur hatee-ai.
The immaculate canopy waves over Him, and He sits on the throne in the Guru's shop.
lµgru clY gur sbid hir qoit n AwvI KtIAY ] (967-1, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
langar chalai gur sabad har tot na aavee khatee-ai.
The Langar - the Kitchen of the Guru's Shabad has been opened, and its supplies never run short.
Krcy idiq KsMm dI Awp KhdI KYir dbtIAY ] (967-2, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
kharchay dit khasamm dee aap khahdee khair dabtee-ai.
Whatever His Master gave, He spent; He distributed it all to be eaten.
hovY isPiq KsMm dI nUru Arshu kurshu JtIAY ] (967-2, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
hovai sifat khasamm dee noor arsahu kursahu jhatee-ai.
The Praises of the Master were sung, and the Divine Light descended from the heavens to the earth.
quDu ifTy scy pwiqswh mlu jnm jnm dI ktIAY ] (967-3, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
tuDh dithay sachay paatisaah mal janam janam dee katee-ai.
Gazing upon You, O True King, the filth of countless past lives is washed away.
scu ij guir PurmwieAw ikau eydU bolhu htIAY ] (967-3, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
sach je gur furmaa-i-aa ki-o aydoo bolhu hatee-ai.
The Guru gave the True Command; why should we hesitate to proclaim this?
puqRI kaulu n pwilE kir pIrhu kMn@ murtIAY ] (967-4, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
putree ka-ul na paali-o kar peerahu kanH murtee-ai.
His sons did not obey His Word; they turned their backs on Him as Guru.
idil KotY AwkI iPrin@ bMin@ Bwru aucwiein@ CtIAY ] (967-4, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
dil khotai aakee firniH baneh bhaar uchaa-iniH chhatee-ai.
These evil-hearted ones became rebellious; they carry loads of sin on their backs.
ijin AwKI soeI kry ijin kIqI iqnY QtIAY ] (967-5, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
jin aakhee so-ee karay jin keetee tinai thatee-ai.
Whatever the Guru said, Lehna did, and so he was installed on the throne.
gur AMgd dI dohI iPrI scu krqY bMiD bhwlI ] (967-7, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
gur angad dee dohee firee sach kartai banDh bahaalee.
Guru Angad was proclaimed, and the True Creator confirmed it.
nwnku kwieAw pltu kir mil qKqu bYTw sY fwlI ] (967-7, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
naanak kaa-i-aa palat kar mal takhat baithaa sai daalee.
Nanak merely changed his body; He still sits on the throne, with hundreds of branches reaching out.
dru syvy aumiq KVI msklY hoie jMgwlI ] (967-8, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
dar sayvay umat kharhee maskalai ho-ay jangaalee.
Standing at His door, His followers serve Him; by this service, their rust is scraped off.
dir drvysu KsMm dY nwie scY bwxI lwlI ] (967-8, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
dar darvays khasamm dai naa-ay sachai banee laalee.
He is the Dervish - the Saint, at the door of His Lord and Master; He loves the True Name, and the Bani of the Guru's Word.
blvMf KIvI nyk jn ijsu bhuqI Cwau pqRwlI ] (967-9, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
balvand kheevee nayk jan jis bahutee chhaa-o patraalee.
Balwand says that Khivi, the Guru's wife, is a noble woman, who gives soothing, leafy shade to all.
lµgir dauliq vMfIAY rsu AMimRqu KIir iGAwlI ] (967-9, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
langar da-ulat vandee-ai ras amrit kheer ghi-aalee.
She distributes the bounty of the Guru's Langar; the kheer - the rice pudding and ghee, is like sweet ambrosia.
gurisKw ky muK aujly mnmuK QIey prwlI ] (967-10, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
gursikhaa kay mukh ujlay manmukh thee-ay paraalee.
The faces of the Guru's Sikhs are radiant and bright; the self-willed manmukhs are pale, like straw.
isKW puqRW GoiK kY sB aumiq vyKhu ij ikEnu ] (967-15, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
sikhaaN putraaN ghokh kai sabh umat vaykhhu je ki-on.
Guru Nanak tested His Sikhs and His sons, and everyone saw what happened.
jW suDosu qW lhxw itikEnu ]4] (967-16, rwmklI, blvMif qy sqw)
jaaN suDhos taaN lahnaa tiki-on. ||4||
When Lehna alone was found to be pure, then He was set on the throne. ||4||
This man is serious but to me he is hallarious
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APNEE KATHA - By SRI GURU GOBIND SINGH JI
Guru Gobind Singh Ji meditating on the 'Hem Kunt' range of mountains, during his previous life - --- which he narrates in his autobiography "Bachitter Natak". In his narration he mentions his discourse with the Lord Almighty, who instructs him to be born to Guru Teg Bahadur, the ninth Guru in the lineage of Guru Nanak, and create the inimitable "Khalsa Panth". This narration and other 'Banis' of the Guru were collected by the Guru's most trusted and staunch sikh Bhai Mani Singh, who subsequently compiled the 'Dasam Guru Granth'.
CHAUPAYEE
Now I am going to narrate my own story;
I got to know the technique through hard meditation.
Where lies the snow covered Hemkunt in the himalyas,
Where seven peaks are gracing near to each other. (1)
That location is called ‘Seven peaks’,
Where the father of five pandavas, second son of Shaantnoo Raja meditated,
There I resolved to do excessively and hard penance,
And I worshipped the supreme-death, God, Kalka. (2)
This way my disposition had become such
That from the two, God and myself, we had merged into just one.
I worshipped the formless, who is above any worldly elements,
And I adopted many ways to hard penance. (3)
I did so much and such a service to the lord
That he became extremely pleased with me.
Then, he gave me a command, and
Only then I took birth in this world (Kalyug). (4)
I didn’t want to come down to earth
Because my internal vision was fixed in the feet of Waheguru;
The Lord gradually counselled with me, and finally sent me to this world. (5)
DESCRIPTION OF AKAAL PURAKH
THROUGH THIS LOWLY CREATURE, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji
CHAUPAYEE
When I, Akaalpurakh, first created the universe,
Amongst my creations turned out to be misery-inflicting-demons;
They became mad with their mystical and muscular powers, and
They would not worship the adorable creator. (6)
Then, out of anger, I destroyed them all in a short time;
And, instead, I created the Gods and angles.
They too mustered considerable power and glorification;
And, started assuming to be God themselves. (7)
Shiva started to call himself immortal;
Vishnu also equated himself to the creator;
Brahma called himself the Supreme, and
No one considered the lord as the lord. (8)
Then, I (Waheguru) created eight witnesses, the sun, moon, fire, wind, yamma, element, axis and dhurv,
To certify the existence of the Lord;
And ordered them to worship AkaalPurakh, and declared that there is no one else worshippable. (9)
Those who didn’t, or couldn’t, recognise the supreme;
Started calling themselves as the ultimate.
Many started worshipping the suna and the moon,
And many accepted the powers of fire and the wind. (10)
Some call the stone (saligram) Waheguru;
Some, taking the baths regularly started calling the water, the supreme.
Many got scared indulging in various forms of acts and imitations,
But Dharamraaj recognized and accepted only the infinite. (11)
When the omnipotent produced witnesses for his cause;
When these witnesses’ came to this world, they would start calling themselves the divinity;
The real meaning of the immortal would be forgotten; they all got worried about their glory and splendour. (12)
When none of them accepted the existence of the eternal,
The lord created the progeny of the mind, the human beings;
They’ too got under the influence of worldly attachments,
And started assuming the statues and idols of stone as the providence. (13)
Then the Lord created the saints and seers;
They too didn’t acknowledge the all-powerful.
If someone was made intelligent and wise enough,
He/she too started their own sect or religion. (14)
No one recognized or attained the Supreme Being;
In fact they all increased the divisions and ambiguities;
They would promulgate their own traditions and rules,
And no one would after having been indoctrinated by the cult leaders follow Akaalpuraks commands. (15)
Whosoever attainted even an iota of ‘powers’
Would initiate their own religious divisions
No on gave cognizance to the creator;
Rather, became mad and insane by continuously indulging in Ego. (16)
The principal essence was not recognized nor appreciated by any one;
Each one was involved in a variety of vanities’;
Again, when he created Kings and ascetics;
They too initiated actions in favour of their own memories – simritis. (17)
Those who concentrated in the feet (humility) of the benefactor, they did not even cone bear the tracks of the smiritis. (18)
Bramhma created four Vedas,
And preached only the actions and deeds prescribed/described therein
And made them prevalent amongst the people;
Those whose concentration was confined to the love of his feet (waheguru)
Would have abnegated (distanced) themselves from the Vedas. (19)
Those who relinquished their dependence on books and the vedas,
They became the true adherents of the preserver (waheguru);
Their advice was based on true sermons,
Many miseries of various kinds were ground and destroyed under them. (20)
Those who even bore tortures over their bodies, (to be able to attain him)
They would not give up their adoration for the Lord;
They would gradually move towards the
And then, there remained no difference between them and the Absolute. (21)
Those who were terrified by the books, the Vedas,
They would abandon his path, and acquiesce to their commands;
They would ultimately go to hell (inferno region) and
Would continue to be revolving in the cycles of births and deaths. (22)
Then the lord created Duttatrey, the founder of ascetics (jogis);
He, too, started his own religion;
He decorated his hands and nails, and locks of his hair,
But he did not follow the teachings and advice of the preserver. (23)
With Akaalpurakh’s blessings was created the Gorakh,
His disciples considered him, Gorakh as the loftiest King;
Piercing their ears they wore earrings, and
Did not pay attention to either the love of God or the modes of meditation. (24)
The Lord then blessed Ramanand;
He clad like a recluse;
He started wearing and playing with a necklace of wood;
No one ever thought about the practices and the traditions of the Absolute. (25)
If God created saintly persons,
They too directed people towards their own self styled paths;
God the created Mohammed
And bestowed upon him the kingship of
He too created another religion and produced princesses without the religious symbol of hair and their complete form;
He made everyone to meditate on his own name and he never preached nor confirmed the name of truth (Waheguru). (27)
Everyone pushed his own concepts, and
No one gave recognition to the infinite Spirit;
Then Waheguru called me while I was meditating, he said the following and sent me to this world. (28)
AKAALPURAKH BAACH
CHAUPAYEE
I am designating you as my son;
I am extending the privilege to you of being my son
I am creating you to spread my message
You organize a true religion down there in the world
And prevent the worldly people from falling into the practice of fake actions (instead of remembering Waheguru). (29)
DOHRAA
I (Gobind Singh), then stood up with folded hands,
And said some words with a bowed head.
The path of truth can prosper in this world only if you (waheguru)
Are by my side. (30)
CHAUPAYEE
For this mission I was sent to earth
Then I took birth in this materialistic world.
I am relating to you the worldly people exactly the way Akaalpurakh told me;
I will not invite animosity from any one else. (31)
Those people who call me (Gobind Singh) the Immortal Waheguru
Will be thrown into the deep hellish infernos;
Consider me the servant of the Infinite;
But there is not even an iota of difference between me and him. (32)
I am the servitor of the Supreme Being;
I have come to observe the worldly drama;
I am saying whatever the great Master of the universe has asked me to say
I will not remain quiet for the mortal world. (33)
NARAAJ CHHAND
I am conveying exactly whatever the Lord said
I am saying it all without any bias or favour to anyone
I will not blend with anyone’s fakery
Rather I will sow the seeds for the unaccountable Waheguru’s Naam. (34)
I do not worship the statues of stone
Nor do I get impressed with anyone’s guise
I sing the praises if the Naam of the endless
And I have attained the Ultimate (Waheguru). (35)
I will not acquire the matted hair
Nor will I wear big earrings
I will not favour anyone
And I will do only whatever the Everlasting dictates me to do. (36)
I will only worship the Naam of Akaalpurakh
That can be employed and be useful under all circumstances
I will not worship anyone else
Nor will I seek anyone else’s support and protection. (37)
I have meditated only on the Naam of the Infinity (Waheguru)
Having attainted the Supreme flame, the immortal Lord
I do not meditate on any other name. (38)
I am engrossed only in Ones Naam
And am not involved nor interested with egotistic or vane thoughts
I am contemplating on the Supreme Waheguru
This way I am able to wipe off endless Sins. (39)
I am permeating only your shape and form O Waheguru!
I will not be happy in someone’s donations nor will I be contended in someone’s giving of any kind of alms, neither of these activities will give me pleasure
I repeat only his Naam
This will erase countless misdeeds. (40)
In Memory of Sadar Labh Singh Dhesi
You and your family are cordially invited by the Dhesi family to attend a programme In Memory of Sardar Labh Singh Dhesi & members of the Dhesi family
12.00pm on Sunday 18th January 2009 at Gurdwara Guru Nanak Smethwick Hall No. 6 128 -130 High Street, Smethwick, West Midlands , B66 3AP Path Sri
Sukhmani Sahib 12.00pm
Followed By Speakers / Kavi Darbar & Kirtan 1.30pm Guru Ka Langar will be served RSVP : Rashpal Singh Dhesi, Dal Singh Dhesi, Amrik Singh Dhesi, Harpal Singh Dhesi, Nirmal Singh Dhesi, Santokh Singh Dhesi, Harjinder Singh Dhesi, Sukwinder Singh Dhesi, Parmjit Singh Dhesi