Sikh For A Day | Amritsar, India

[@baldandbankrupt]

Don't forget to check out my blog for all the behind the scenes stuff and more! lostgopnik.com

[@HarryBouras]

Way to go grandmaster bald! The blog is really cool 😎! I loved your advice on how to start a KZbin channel. While I was watching your videos it was a question that came up many times. Live long and prosper!

[@varindersingh-us2fd]

Its five k’s Kada(pure iron bangle) Kanga(wooden comb under the turban) Kachera( cotton boxers) Kesh( uncut hair) Kirpan(the dagger) All these have there individual importance.

[@varindersingh-us2fd]

No ticket before you enter the main golden temple. That brown sweetdish called karaah and it has a religious value. Some offer some not but great you did man. Respect.

[@varindersingh-us2fd]

At 23.00 the red brick building and the area with little white fence you seeing. Thats Mughal throne kept there, baghel singh the general of sikh army took it from the Red Fort Delhi dragged it with elephants and brought it to darbar sahib. It was to show that the same sikhs who were tortured and butchered could won the throne but still not greedy enough to rule and were sick of the ruling mahraajas so they took their throne.

[@deepak_dv]

Hello Mr Ben..

[@cardiacmyxoma4073]

Dear India, You have a beautiful country. A beautiful culture. Why can’t you keep it as clean as this temple?

[@Ajoura]

Apparently, this is because there are too much people living there.

[@abhilashds7138]

Point noted

[@vengeancecreed217]

Look at what happened the past 1000 years in India and you'll get your answer.

[@dibakarchakraborty8712]

Because we believe in cosmic chaos, that's why.

[@cardiacmyxoma4073]

No excuse. My country has been colonized for hundreds of years too, we keep it neat because we respect the land and we care what the world thinks of us. Btw, I'm from Costa Rica.@@vengeancecreed217

[@brett3554]

Your interactions with the locals are the reason your so special as a vloger. well done bald man!

[@sgtalash]

hell yea. mr bald have a whole army on india and belarus.

[@ramennaidoo162]

He's so cute and clever, very carefully chosen words, knows one slip and he' dogs meat. Whats nice about him is I get to sit down in the comfort of my home and get taken around the country for free. Nice Baldy

[@ramennaidoo162]

@salty chip Yeah and so are buffaloes bulls and cows....but he is one helluva cool guys

[@yuristuras7895]

Ramen Naidoo exactly

[@samconway2326]

This man was born to travel. He just has the confidence to interact with anyone.

[@rhumandlove393]

BD energy

[@yusufa.8605]

He is bald and bankrupt that's how

[@wldcrd26]

its cocaine lol

[@riki4644]

@@rhumandlove393 elaborate sir

[@larsstougaard7097]

Bald can face any hairy situation with confidence , bravo

[@brunolima7402]

Sikhs endured so much pain but they still stand proud and humble. What a beautiful place is the Golden Temple. I wish to visit it someday. Greetings from a Portuguese Catholic.

[@parminderkaur3434]

Alot of love and Respect from Punjab WáHèGûRû Ji 🙏🙏

[@bhagatsinghpunia9642]

You are always welcome sir

[@gaganboparai4166]

Always welcome.... Punjab ❤️

[@dudepeep6429]

Greetings to my Portuguese Irmao, from all Sikh Punjabi brothers,

[@sonamdembla1833]

Which pain spreading nonsense

[@richardcabrera389]

I live in America and every Sikh I have met are always friendly you feel their warmth nature

[@destinadams8713]

@@edwardkumarkenway1875 😂

[@edwardkumarkenway1875]

@@destinadams8713 😶

[@18utkb]

@@edwardkumarkenway1875 😑

[@edwardkumarkenway1875]

@@18utkb 😘

[@edwardkumarkenway1875]

@Shin Chan 😇😉

[@theneonpython]

this looks like the cleanest and friendliest part in India youve been so far

[@farisba.9789]

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[@DG-kv3qi]

Vast parts of India are clean.Its just that you are too used to watching dollar 10 Indian hotels and slums from your biased media.

[@theneonpython]

@@DG-kv3qi i dont watch any sort of media, all my india experience is from his videos who, in my opinion, shows an honest display of the countries he goes to

[@satoshimiyazaki1658]

@@DG-kv3qi some parts, yeah

[@indersomal1145]

Well, it is one of them for sure

[@MoltenSnowball]

Interesting fact: Sikh's are allowed to carry Kirpan (dagger/sword) on domestic flights within India

[@saurabhmishra2363]

Really ?? I did not know that

[@healingjourneyearth]

The other day I saw a Sikh on the bus in London, well... now I know why he was carrying a dagger and I thought that's strange because it's forbidden to carry any type of a weapon like knife etc. in the UK. Maybe it wasn't sharpened. Thank you Mr. Bald for your educational videos. Cheers!

[@jasrajsinghmadhan5352]

@@healingjourneyearth in the uk, sikhs are legally allowed to carry kirpans. As it is a sword of faith and is used as protection. Actually any religion can carry religious knives/swords and other items if recognized as religious by the uk gov

[@dream11players78]

Is that sharp one or not sharp ???

[@bee-my.worldredaktion5148]

@@healingjourneyearth we Sikh did not use the Kirpan as a Weapon at this time, it is like the cross, a symbol of two things. 1. Fight against religious or anti human behaviors, protect the victims. 2 fight against political dictatorship As a protector, not as a first solution, fight with words, again and again. As the last option, and only for divence. I m a Afro Sikh living in Germany. Also lived in Ealing close to Southhall. There are nice Gurdwara s to.

[@mikeraccooneyes4509]

I am a Native American Sikh devotee here in San Francisco, thank you for sharing this video,. Waheguru Ji

[@Cloudnp9458]

Native Americans are called Indian

[@KrishdeepSingh_YT]

🙏🏻🙏🏻💝💝

[@KrishdeepSingh_YT]

Waheguru ji

[@annabolicka4508]

Oh wow, a double Indian!

[@JasvinderHere]

Satnam Waheguru Ji 🙏🏼

[@HIndiLookup]

you are a real human...watched ur all videos.......people need to know humanity from you bro...hats off ..may god bless u always forever

[@ajaygaur5843]

What does it mean "Real Human".. you are not human????

[@HIndiLookup]

@@ajaygaur5843 human with humanity is a real human

[@craigmorrison5544]

@@HIndiLookup isn't that most people?

[@AussieInDistortedworld]

Verified spamer

[@Burbie]

Ok I am not a real human then apparently

[@bhaskarjyotiborah5357]

26 minutes just flew by. Didn't even realise that video was that long. Quality of a great vlogger.

[@mattholmes06]

Ha! I can't believe you're already being recognized by locals. Congrats on your success my friend.

[@kerryabruzzo5297]

Thank you Mr. Bald. It has been 42 years since my visit to the Sikh temple. I remember being fed chapati and dal and sitting in the Golden Temple and listening to the live music. I have been thanking Sikh’s here in America ever since.

[@jashsingh236]

Wow 42 years

[@jasvinderbrar4869]

I am a sikh living in Germany. When i see this place, my hearth glows up and i feel much better. Unfortunately, i don't have many opportunities to go there , but i love seeing other people with joy and happiness when they are there. Well done, keep on going! :)

[@rewjik7998]

Wie gefällt dir Deutschland?

[@phillipschneider727]

Lets go there together!? 😅

[@rewjik7998]

@Harveer Bhinder The fuck? Are you ok bro? got a seizure?

[@gurbindra1349]

@Amrita Mahant chal jutha

[@Sidhuarmoury]

@@phillipschneider727 welcome brother

[@cmario510]

I live in California now and my Uber driver the other day was Indian , the first thing i said was “jai bole ki” and talked about kingfeemer and desi daru lol . He asked where I learned this, and told him about your channel.

[@baldandbankrupt]

Loooolz get a tip??

[@cmario510]

bald and bankrupt Harold baldr style

[@cmario510]

Mr Bald Masturbation Sundays he knew about kingfeemer actually lol but I’ll pass on the drink, I’m more interested in desi daru

[@cmario510]

Mr Bald Masturbation Sundays thanks! Learning more words every day!

[@snay6869]

lol

[@mravalik]

Your Punjabi is unbelievable, I am honestly so jealous 😂 I’m studying Punjabi as well, Sat Sri Akal to any Sikhs / Punjabi’s 🙏🏻💙

[@Partapchauhan1997_]

sat sri akal g

[@sggs1313]

Sat Sri Akaal Ji !!!

[@guranssingh1561]

Sat Sri akal ji🙏

[@roshnivanderee8888]

Sat sri akal ji, i like punjabi. The great warriors of india. The tigers of india those aren.t afraid of any nation

[@guranssingh1561]

@@roshnivanderee8888 Right we always try to help others... And glad you like our culture 😘

[@sakurafernandez5552]

My first time traveling in India, a journey from Pune to Delhi by the local train. I met a guy and we were having a friendly banter and he said he is 'sikh' and then not knowing sikhism I offered him some meds..and he laughed so hard that he is not sick but 'Sikh' oh the memories.beautiful country

[@funforvivek]

Lamooo 😂😂😂😂

[@raajverma1217]

Then u r ch-tiya

[@harshjindal8543]

Lol

[@vijaypadala2291]

Rolf...what a funny experience

[@menacinghaven]

😂😂😂😂

[@paramasr8476]

Everytime you said "Satshriakal sardarji" melted my heart! All love and support to you man.

[@8484terry]

What does it mean?

[@knight1478]

@@8484terry it means truth is god

[@bobsdaman1632]

@@8484terry it may have general religious connotations, but it’s pretty much just a greeting. To say it is SAT SREE AKAAL Or ਸੱਤ ਸ੍ਰੀ ਅਕਾਲ

[@germanviavattene4831]

never thought going to india, but now im interested :D. Greeatings from argentina

[@prakashsatpathy4253]

Welcome from an Indian

[@rav-pq1pw]

Germán Viavattene welcome to india anytime😍😍😍

[@daddyjee5509]

Welcome but plan it properly u'll enjoy

[@alokjha5525]

viavattene..always welcome brother...

[@alokjha5525]

salil...👌👌👌

[@ramitkaur3134]

The way he say's Satshriakal Sardarji melts my heart❤

[@sharry2457]

Exactly

[@JIGSAW-te2kr]

Makes me wanna marry him

[@khalidmusafer7091]

satshriakal, guru ji de fateh, 😆Singh are good peoples

[@mr.c.colombo6791]

What does it mean.?

[@knight1478]

@@khalidmusafer7091 its waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh which means khalsa is the army of God (waheguru) and its his victory

[@ravsingh5347]

One of the wonder's of the world... Everyone should visit it once in a lifetime. Truly inspiring place of worship 🇬🇧🙏🇬🇧🙏

[@RE-sb4no]

Dont force someone to visit you idiot

[@gurjotsinghchadha]

I loved the way you greeted that sardar saying " Sat Sri Akal " and you used ji behind sardar and said SardarJi massive respect and love to you 💙

[@malmalhi007]

ji is the the Ram who pervades all..it is the life force common to all of us

[@CheekyMonkey1776]

Sikhs are wonderful people. I have a few friends that are Sikh. They treat women with respect and are kind and honest. Just don’t treat them unfairly or piss them off for any reason. This culture is honor based.... There is a reason the British army actively recruited them during their conquest of India, WWI and WWII. For example during WWI, the Sikh regiments carried swords in addition to their battle rifle and used the swords quite effectively when overrunning German trenches. Great video. Thank you for posting.

[@ramandeepgrewal2346]

Qazi Nur Muhammed - A MEMBER OF THE ENEMY ARMY (TO SIKHS), PLEASE READ WHAT HE HAD TO SAY ABOUT US. written around 1747 to 1769. “Do not call the dogs (the Sikhs) dogs, because they are lions (and) are courageous like lions in the battlefield. How can a hero, who roars like a lion be called a dog? (Moreover) like lions they spread terror in the field of battle. If you wish to learn the art of war, come face to face with them in the battlefield. They will demonstrate it (art of war) to you in such a way that one and all will shower praise on them. If you wish to learn the science of war, O swordsman, learn from them. They advance at the enemy boldly and come back safely after action. Understand, Singh is their title, a form of address for them. It is not justice to call them dogs; if you do not know Hindustani language, then understand that the word ‘Singh’ means a lion.”Truly, they are lion in battle, and at times of peace, they surpass “Hatim” (in generosity ). When they take the Indian sword in their hands they traverse the country from Hind to Sind. None can stand against them in battle, howsoever strong he may be. When they handle the spear, they shatter the ranks of the enemy. When they raise the heads of their spears towards the sky, they would pierce even through the Caucasus (in the process). When they adjust the strings of the bows, place in them the enemy killing arrows (and) pull the strings to their ears, the body of the enemy begins to shiver with fear. When their battle axes fall upon the armour of their oppontents, their armour becomes their coffin. “The body of every one of them is like a piece of rock and in physical grandeur everyone of them is more than fifty men. It is said that Behram Gore killed wild asses and lions. But if he were to come face to face with them even he would bow before them (Singhs). Besides usual arms, they take their guns in hand (and) come into the field of action jumping (and) roaring like lions and raise slogans. They tear asunder the chests of many and shed blood of several (of their enemy) in the dust. You say that musket is a weapon of ancient times, it appears to be a creation of these dogs rather than Socrates. Who else than these (dogs) can be adept in the use of muskets. They do not bother (even if) there are innumerable muskets. To the right and the left, in front and towards the back, they go on operating hundreds of muskets angrily and regularly.” If you do not believe in what I say, you may enquire of the brave swordsmen who would tell you more than myself and would praise them for their fighting. This bears witness to (my statement) that they faced thirty thousand heroes in the battlefield. If their armies take to flight, it is a war tactics of theirs. They resort to this deception in order to make the angry army grow bold and run in their pursuit. When they find them separated from the main body and away from help and reinforcement, they at once turn back and fight more ferociously (literal translation - they set fire even to water). “Did you not see that while fighting the Pathans, they took to flight which was deceptive. A world famous wrestler wielding high esteem and respect alight-ed from his horse and showed his great style as if he were Tuhmatan ( a great warrior of Iran). O valiant fighter, do justice to their (act of ) war. One of their armies invaded Multan and put the city to plunder and devastation and killed many of its inhabitants and carried away an immense booty. I am not sufficiently strong in mind to express what the dogs did there. But as God willed it, each of us has to submit to His Will.” Besides their fighting, listen to one more thing in which they excell all other warriors. They never kill a coward who is running away from the battlefield. They do not rob a woman of her wealth or ornaments whether she is rich or a servant (“Kaneez”). There is no adultry among these dogs, nor are they mischieveous people. A woman, whether young or old, they call a “Burhi”. The word Burhi, means in Indian language, an old lady. There is no thief amongst these dogs, nor is there amongst them any mean people. They do not keep company with adulters and house thiefs though all their acts may not be commendable.”

[@CheekyMonkey1776]

Ramandeep Grewal Thank you very much for that bit of history. It is all still true to this day. Honor is something that our American politicians need to aspire. Sadly, It is a trait that seems to be lost on most of our modern World.

[@ramandeepgrewal2346]

@@CheekyMonkey1776 That is true, however being fuelled by honor alone is a weak mindset. The most powerful motivators are truth and righteousness, two things that politicians couldn't recognise with a telescope!

[@CheekyMonkey1776]

Ramandeep Grewal Oh so true!

[@danny208YT]

You have a good way of thinking. Mannerisms, smiling, energy all dictate how people will treat you. You have a very personable personality. Please stay strong and stay safe. Don't trust all.

[@baldandbankrupt]

Cheers brother

[@artemius1034]

The Temple looks amazing, like something from old oriental fairytales. Sikh people are pretty cool and brave warriors. Someday i visit Amritsar and enjoy this atmosphere. Best wishes from Russia. Jay Hind!

[@melodicnostalgic3823]

We Hindus are Proud of our Sikh Brothers :D Sikhs are Spartans of India, They were the First line of defense against Invaders and actually repelled all Invaders and defend their Nation. If someone didn't know, They offer Free Daily Food for anyone that heads into the Temple and that takes a lot of money and effort, I want to donate someday. Forget about Religion, These people are working for Humanity !!!

[@Dogg3r]

Awesome

[@viveksingh-dq6dd]

True and total agree with your thought

[@jaysingh1230]

Thank u bro, waheguru mehr kare

[@ArshdeepSingh-gm6fy]

👍

[@jamiehayn]

Meanwhile Islam is evil

[@mpsangha]

I was born in Punjab India, Jalandhar to be exact in 1994... My parents emigrated to USA in 1998 and I've been back to Punjab in 2005 and in 2012. I am missing my Homeland, the people, the food. Watching your videos makes me want to go back sooner than later. I'm almost done with my mechanical engineering degree, I cannot wait to go back and visit. Thanks for showing me my Homeland in a great light.

[@JkEnterten]

i also born in 1994 ☺️

[@pikachu5647]

i guarantee you'll love your stay here, especially if you've friends/families already here in punjab to guide you through the best places and events.

[@chummi2381]

Sardar ji ki jai ho🤘

[@chummi2381]

@Mansur Zaman Pislamic pig spotted .

[@Nietzsche_K_Gote]

whats the name you give at coffee places.

[@manshwahi]

Sikhism is all about humanity ... no boundation for any religion ..sikhism is all about humanity love peace sharing and caring. ❤️❤️❤️... i am a proud hindu but i love sikhism as anything ❤️❤️

[@grandadan]

@poet 247 Plus if the almighty is almighty what for do those crazy people fight with the excuse that it's to defend it? In that case for good or for bad he,she,it could have done it on a different way, so who are we to decide what gods want as a rule! Believes really make people stupid and out of sense.

[@grandadan]

@poet 247 Those are my points as well. Brainwashing is a good and profitable job. We only need to check out how filthy rich some of those cheaters are all in the name of God. Having Saint Dollar and Saint €uro as their favourite ones.

[@broshmosh]

Honestly that temple is so beautiful that it gave me chills. What a stunning place.

[@Anthropophagus]

It's adorable how friendly the locals are, I especially liked the part where the mom with her two sons was smiling at you when you spoke to the youngest one. Great video!

[@ba9737]

The people of Punjab

[@changumangu4660]

Delhi is full of scammers v

[@seascape35]

I am a Christian but am very impressed by the Sikhs and their behavior. May God bless them.

[@Batman-wv5ng]

Deborah G. You are dummy .

[@CKelloggs]

Hi 8 no u

[@seascape35]

No.@Nilabh Nilabh

[@burtonpiano7828]

May which god bless them?

[@JasleenKaur-gj8di]

@@solomonsolomon3557 feel sorry for your comment ...

[@C.Goraya]

I love it when you speak to people in Hindi & amaze them 😄 Much love from a Sikh living in London, England ❤️

[@henryesp9284]

Someone wants some of mr.bald 😂

[@waheguruwahegurutuheetu546]

Ji tusi v England toh ho ji 😳😳

[@nadir1378]

@@henryesp9284 don't be a pervert she's only complimenting him

[@HimanshuOnYT]

@@henryesp9284 What a dickhead you are.

[@LegenDDD]

@@henryesp9284 fuddu banda

[@NinaLetizia]

What a deep feeling it must be, to visit the Golden Temple at sunset, and listen to such beautiful music! The light in the video is magic. God bless our Sikh brothers and sisters!

[@brandonmob2534]

I live in California. The Sikh community always donates the most to the city and are extremely friendly and welcoming!

[@Tapo3x]

I am Hindu.. I am from India, West Bengal.. I love and respect all Sikh brothers, they are very humble and helpful to poor people.. and very patriotic, & truthful. ❤️ We all are Indians ... in India ,many people with different religious belief... lives together. The unity in diversity is what makes it a subcontinent. respect to all my Sikh brothers and also every person who is serving in the Indian army . Jai Hind 🇮🇳

[@Rocky_RJ05]

@East thousands of sikhs sevre for their own nation India

[@HarshPratapsingh407]

@@Rocky_RJ05 and milions of khalistanis are demanding different nation. 💀💀

[@Rocky_RJ05]

@@HarshPratapsingh407 😂😂🤣😂🤣 where is millions

[@అర్పిత్]

@@Rocky_RJ05 in canada

[@Rocky_RJ05]

@@అర్పిత్ liberandus and tukde tukde gang spotted...,

[@Spaghetti_policy]

The Sikh Temple is beautiful. Amazing place.

[@christoguichard4311]

I live in the U.K and have known many Sikhs over the years. They are lovely people, with great integrity and honour.

[@dfazen89]

I wasn't always a good person. But in adulthood ive changed my wrong ways and watching your vids always makes me strive to be more understanding and loving. Thank you for that.. Namaste!

[@HimanshuOnYT]

Appreciate it.

[@ashlicious100]

I have immense respect for Sikkhism. My father was in the Sikh Light Infantry and fought many wars with the brave Sikh warriors. They are something else. The bravest of the brave.

[@ਸਿੰਘਸਿੰਘਸਿੰਘ]

Wow proud on your father too 😊

[@christopermonteith5784]

The Sikhs are such amazing people, I love how the Hindu man was there for a visit and to check out the beautiful temple. So much love from England for both! And Mr bald of course!!

[@tingtang9302]

@SHUBHANKAR SHARMA Word

[@BCS_KshitizRanjan]

Many sikhs visit hindu temples too. We are not that rigid. Sir.. Thank you

[@RohitSingh-ld6jf]

Sikhism and Hinduism actually have common roots

[@speakthetruth497]

sikhism originated only 600 yrs ago, hindus have been living in india, punjab for over 10,000 yrs, so where do u think hindus fall from? the sky? why would there not be any hindus in amritisar? in india?besides, the first earlier converts to sikhism were hindus, 4 out of 5 sikh gurus were ex hindus, which basically means, without hindus, sikhism would be nothing!

[@LIFEwithBAVAN]

@@speakthetruth497 get your facts straight, pure nonsense.

[@neilsmith7547]

Sikh people really kind and genarous. They feed any kind of people. God bless them.

[@BalbirSingh-be7id]

Thanks for your kind words 🙏

[@TheSlegi]

Another amazing video, Sikhism is sure interesting religion ! Thanks for sharing ! Regards from Czechia :)

[@larnaca6460]

Man i live in czech and u people r racists and cold hearts

[@malmalhi007]

John Slegi.. just an intro to Sikhi kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4rEqqSNo8pmg8k

[@zoobee]

this is the best Golden Temple vlog I have seen yet

[@praveensharma7604]

Sikhs are one of the nicest person you ever met .. I have lots of friend from punjab ..

[@drumsbass8417]

I was invited to a Sikh wedding which was hands down the best wedding celebration i have ever been to!

[@jayshreedhanuka8643]

Punjabis are just 🤘🤘

[@suziek888]

@@jayshreedhanuka8643 😄

[@sunnybeingcreative]

LOVE when the cousins introduce each other when the camera is handed to them. Such good hearted people. What a badass episode, bald!

[@markemerson98]

yet again Mr Bald proves that a little courtesy and polite mutual respect gets one a long long way with anyone - bravo

[@sugatomitra6391]

1. Kesh: Uncut long hair. 2. Kanga: Comb. 3. Kachchha: Drawer (Underwear). 4. Kirpan: Sword/Dagger. 5. Kada: Steel bangle. Anyone invited to correct me if I'm wrong. Sat Sri Akaal.

[@sugatomitra6391]

@@batu-han461 for self defence and defence of their faith. The practice dates back to the period when they were severely persecuted by the muslim (Mughal) rulers for practising their faith.

[@joedaddy6774]

It represents Miri and Piri as back in the day we would carry 2 swords

[@AjAj-of3bq]

@Rony Hasan lolll you're a sad man, all this anger during Ramadan eh.. go do some good for this world instead of typing up hate filled posts on you tube buddy.

[@waheepuddu3323]

Really ? Why did the sikh empire last 40 years and the Mughals for like 300 years ? Why is there a Pakistan now and no sikh country despite begging for one and having your bums teared apart during operation blue star

[@AjAj-of3bq]

@@waheepuddu3323 Sikh Empire wasn't about conquering other peoples land but to defend it's land from tyrants. Mughals were invaders, and wanted to conquer places.

[@killerdove123]

4:07 "Can you film me hand washing?" "Okay" **takes the camera, starts filming himself**

[@demigodtherapper483]

Indians will be Indians😎😎!! 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳💖💖💖!!

[@GD-bm1bu]

@Adam LB yes they show who they are 😀

[@gagatd4052]

killerdove 😂🤣🤣

[@o7entertainment424]

No they are doing fun with just camera... They are very stranger to these things... Like The foreign with camera..

[@harshitsingh1641]

@@LovepreetSINGH-jc3ky sadde Gurua da India vich hi parkash hoya si na kisi khalistan vich, dashmesh pita ne ta pura parivaar vaar ditta desh lyi te alg desh ni mangeya, ohna ne hamesha insaaf de lyi ladaiya ladiya ne na ki raaj kayam karan lyi

[@RT-qd8yl]

Here in America, Sikhs have been some of the kindest people I''ve ever met. We could stand to learn a lot from them and how they treat others.

[@James-nv1wf]

As a Christian Canadian when I finished cooking school my Sikh allergy doctor gave me my first job catering her family reunion. I will nvr forget her kindness 20 yrs ago.

[@samirdsilva]

One place on planet earth where you find inner peace....

[@RanjeetSingh-ro9lz]

Where?

[@samirdsilva]

@@RanjeetSingh-ro9lz The Golden Temple....

[@radicalkills123]

@@RanjeetSingh-ro9lz come on ranjeet lol

[@samirdsilva]

@@radicalkills123 Lol.... ;-)

[@samirdsilva]

@@waynesitarz424 I Hate Facebook....

[@AgameListro]

What a rich culture, I wish to visit India in my lifetime

[@indiras213]

Thomas H pls welcome .. U will love it

[@ranajitghosh3633]

Plz welcome..

[@IND-Mao]

Don't forget to visit Kerala, and south

[@TheSurgeon29]

u r always welcome 😊

[@fauj7860]

This is punjab

[@theom8531]

I love it how you respect people and their religion. We should all take and learn from this. Too accept people and their religion as we are all equal under god. Thank you Mr Bald. Beautiful video

[@redemptionofthebeast50]

Theo M true

[@shubhamsaundarya65]

There is no god at all. Reasons cause religion in history.However, treating other people same as yourself is a case of morality and ethics.you know what if you see major successful people i bet more than seventy to eighty percent of successful are athiest or agnostic.Even bald and harald baldr are athiest.

[@cemmiker]

true warrior

[@NoshNosher]

A post about how you should respect everyone and the people in the comments got nothing better to do than to argue about religion and insult each other or to shove their ideology down each other's throats. Sad.

[@_shalini3560]

@Prashant Patil u r abosolutely r8....

[@tuketherecluse9571]

One of my favorite things about Ben that makes him an examplary human being is how he respects the various religions in a world where the common trend is to be prejudiced against religion.

[@ultralaggerREV1]

Bald: can you hold my camera? India man: **starts vlogging**

[@yeett173]

That Indian dude commented above apparently.

[@theindigenous10]

It was me😅😅😅 Thanks for observing 🙏

[@ivy7732]

@@theindigenous10 really 😂

[@ManpreetSingh-kz1zu]

@@theindigenous10 what a phony

[@theindigenous10]

@@ManpreetSingh-kz1zu ਅਤੇ ਤੁਸੀਂ ਇਕ ਚੂਤੀਆ

[@62916291ful]

Mr Bald ,You are extremely lucky one who spend some time at Golden Temple , I very much liked the description you given on all the way visiting there and also liked that you respect your subscribers from the core of your heart, you greet them well that's one of a good Quality of a KZbinr. Secondly, while making the videos you interact with locals and visitors near you. I would like to suggest you please speak Hindi as much as you can, being a foreigner that is your best USP. God bless you my dear.

[@shubhamsaundarya65]

You seems like you have done marketing as a major subject.However, when i asked you that why Punjabi people over thirty to thirty five years become obese.You have not replied yet. Is this utter truth that because of huge consumption of ghee/dalda/oil you people become obese and i think that should not be a USP?

[@62916291ful]

@@shubhamsaundarya65 It's right that food habits of Punjabis are very nutritive and oil oriented since a long time , either it's Indian or Pak- Punjab , People on both side like food which is delicious and taste Worthy. However, now a days they have become more health cautious. But, they don't miss their traditional food whenever they get some chance to eat Punjabi food.

[@shubhamsaundarya65]

@@62916291ful Thank you for your generous reply and inside information that people are becoming health cautious.

[@shubhamsaundarya65]

@@GrumpyXGen jai bhole ki that's all i wanna say.

[@chummi2381]

Sasri akal sardar ji from Bangalore

[@ashfx1112]

The five ks of Sikhism are Kesh - keep your hair Kanga- keep a wooden comb Kara - the steel bangle Kirpan - the dagger Kashera - wearing baggy pants

[@RajSingh-cd9iz]

negative. kashera are underwear that have a rope to tighten it and knot them. the idea behind this is whenever any sikh is about to commit adultry or anything related with lust outside of marriage, the unknotting of their underwear is a reminder that they are about to commit a sin.

[@marcillioficino4663]

@@RajSingh-cd9iz Fascinating bit of info... thanks.

[@ANMOLSINGH-rs1vc]

@@RajSingh-cd9iz no , earlier people used to wear dhotis and pajamas , it was more like of warrior clothes

[@namank2738]

Kara-a pure iron bangle*

[@Azog150]

I visited the Golden Temple and it was a very nice experience. I had an injured foot at the time, with stiches right through the bottom. A random Sikh man saw me hobbling down the road with a makeshift crutch on the way to the Temple and he gave me a lift on his motorbike. Then when I was in the temple I sat down with all the pilgrims for a free lunch. And then afterwards I even visited the temple doctors, who took a look at my foot and removed the stitches for me. All in the all the Sikh people were very good to me!!

[@FlowSINISTER]

I have so many sikh friends, what I’ve learned being with them is sikh people never ask or force anyone to convert to sikhism, they believe before being a Christian, hindu, muslim or sikh be a human first.❤️🔥🙏🏻

[@Shwetankdhyani]

That's true for all Dharmic religions. Conversions aren't the goal.

[@MrTripsJ]

Sikhs are one of the few religions I tolerate. Very nice people

[@RUPINDER_SINGH]

@@Shwetankdhyani No it's not!

[@Shwetankdhyani]

@@RUPINDER_SINGH It is. Buddhism, Hinduism or Jainism ...forced conversions arent a thing.

[@Shwetankdhyani]

@iqbal sahibil Religious view isn't decided by what a bunch of rogue elements decide to do. By that logic, it will be Islam supporting terrorism, not ISIS or Taliban. Institutionally ...Dharmic religions don't have conversion cells like Islam and Christianity do. No missionaries, no dawah brigade ..nothing.

[@emintey]

I'm surprised you didn't swim out to the golden temple.

[@marsaeolus9248]

LMAOOOO

[@kamaljeetsinghchani]

Edwin Mintey The pool is called SAROVAR ( with sacred water- JAL) It is used to take bath and refresh yourself as you come from a long journey..and cool air inside the temple.

[@rjames5967]

@@kamaljeetsinghchani In a different video they swam to a hotel and got stopped by security.

[@markusbrunner5706]

@@rjames5967 i couldn't get that video to play or the part that he linked i seen them running but didnt know why

[@RP-zs4qe]

Half naked lol

[@navilchawla6215]

Hindustan a big love Love ur vlogs Love from Slovakia to INDIA

[@ankitmast2886]

@Hamad azhar Jaa re mulleh tumhari puuri community ki Gaand mein Haathi ka Lund .

[@yahooyahoo8680]

Halala ki aulad

[@jamesam003]

@@ankitmast2886 leave it bro. This is what generation after generation of inbreeding produces. Just report. Ignore trolls

[@shantanusrivastava2299]

@@ankitmast2886 report it...just don't lock horns with such people.that why two nation are different.Now you have seen why people like us don't want to have talk with Pakistan...Just report

[@shantanusrivastava2299]

@Suryavanshi Rajput Guy Mere Bhai report KR isko ...muh Mt lag..faltu m...India aur pakistan isilye alag h... report it...

[@kaustubhpriyadarsan2162]

Sikhs are like crown 👑 of India...we can't go ahead without their contribution ❤️🇮🇳 ...sat Sri akal..🙏

[@talskeddy]

Visited a few times in 1970's. Magic place. Music has been playing non stop for 400 years.

[@lovingvickky]

People started recognising you, now are a celebrity.

[@seydlitz4196]

"Can you film me hand washing?" "HALLO MY NAME IS..."

[@jocelyngonzaga0402]

He got a lot of subscribers tho

[@graphx6125]

IS... Slim Shady!!!!

[@Gurpreetmontreal]

they . introduce themselves . because they are in fun..not seriously but try to comfort this person.

[@willhaney96]

What?, My names is, Who?, My names is shiky shiky slim shady

[@xenopi727]

Amazing ahhahahah

[@sam_a10]

The best way to interact with people is interacting in their language and you do it perfectly best part of your vlogs 👌🏻👌🏻

[@christians218]

I was once told by a hindu man that sikhs are a classier people with more morale and regard to others.

[@vegitouchiha2499]

Cause sikhs were formed from Hindus. So they eliminated the bad things present in Hindus. We Hindus really consider them higher. Just ask anyone here in India and he will never say anything bad about them.

[@anirudhashahide1408]

Bro why do we have caste systems in hindu,why don't people eliminate caste system😭😭

[@vegitouchiha2499]

@@anirudhashahide1408 ask this to the brahmans.

[@eee9034]

@@anirudhashahide1408 funny, i am a hindu but there is no caste system towards us never was , its like a myth for us

[@Swinzino]

@@vegitouchiha2499 Apart from the government. Horrible people.

[@milksteak9213]

I never skip ads on this channel. Quality foreign vlogs deserve that

[@baldandbankrupt]

Cheers bro

[@jackoneil3933]

Great Tour Mr. Bald! and thank you for taking the time to share. I've been longing to see a proper tour of the Golden Temple and see more of Amritsar. Many people In the U.S. and Europe seem to know very little about Sikhism and the role Sikhs and Indians, in general, played in fighting and even volunteering to fight for England and the allies during both world wars, and to help liberate France and much of the world, twice. Having some Sikh friends in the U.S. I've been impressed by patriotic and supportive most Sikh Immigrants are to the U.S. and those I know who have also resided in England seem to respect and even love England for the principals and civility that set England apart from much of the world. They also seem to deplore the degree to which radicalism and lawlessness have pervaded across Europe and in the U.S. Some things I've observed about Sikhs and Sikhism are that for the most part, Sikhs have a fair amount of tolerance and respect for other religious beliefs and democracy. I've heard that some Sikh leaders have even been accused of teaching Christianity because of preaching similarities to Christianity and occasionally in opposition to Islam and Hinduism. I've noticed that while mainline Sikhs seem to be tolerant and even respectful of Christianity and opposed to Islamic political regimes, there also seem to be some Sikh sects who hold a fair degree of animosity towards not only Muslims but Christians too, but that seems to be the exception. Some Historical references in case anyone is interested. www.sikhiwiki.org/index.php/A_World_War_I_Saga:_When_Sikhs_saved_French_honour en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Army_during_World_War_I www.sikhnet.com/news/legendary-8th-army-italy www.thebetterindia.com/54801/6-indian-soldiers-martyred-british-indian-army-ww2/ www.britannica.com/event/Massacre-of-Amritsar

[@pikachu5647]

you cannot be a true sikh if you dont repect other religions, thats what i've learned in 20+ years of my life as an indian.

[@unknownhuman7919]

I can say same things about Christians, Muslims, hindus, jews and every other religion that exist on face of this earth.... SIKHISM NEVER teaches animosity against any religion nor it promotes hatred... BUT, one thing which Sikhs do follow sincerely is to oppose every kind of oppression, inquality and discrimination that exist in front of them....

[@jackoneil3933]

​@ChichaWatniFarmer ChakNo170/9L Thank you for your comment and for providing the opportunity to clarify my original commentary. And firstly can you please re-consider my original observations as prefaced and in the context which I will clarify below and help me to understand why you interpreted what I said as hateful, as that was not my intent and might help reveal if I misspoke or it was misunderstood? To clarify my observations: I did firstly point out the degree to which I observed how tolerant I have found Sikhs and the religion as administered to be, and the lack of understanding and appreciation Sikhs in the U.S. and Europe often encounter. What I related was intended to provide a personal perspective and inspire people who are not familiar with Sikhs and Sikhism to become acquainted and consider the great sacrifices Sikhs and Indians have made throughout history as friends and allies of Europeans and Americans and grant them the understanding and respect they deserve. I did not say Sikhs were against Muslims or Christians. What I said was that there were 'Some Sects' who seem hold a fair degree of 'animosity" and that it was the exception. In the U.S. and Europe, radical and evil elements are trying to radicalize not only Muslims but Sikhs, Hindus and Christians. I related that in brief as to point out the differences between radical individuals or sects and most Sikhs and Sikhism, because in the past when I encounter Americans and Europeans (Christians, Muslims and Hindus) who express animosity resentment or even ignorantly equate Siks with radicals and terrorists, I go out of my way to explain something of Sikh and Indian history and beliefs and to the degree to most Sikh immigrants in the U.S. Europe very much aspire to be friends and allies, and who share and aspire to the same beliefs and virtues we should all aspire to and respect. That said, I have had some instances where after I attempt to edify the suspicious and resentful, where they respond accounts of perceived animosity towards Christians Muslims by individuals who to happen to be Sikh or actions by radical sects claiming allegiance to Sikhism. I wanted to make mention of that and point out the difference which I hope is clarified here. In no way was I intending to preach hate and I thought I made that adequately clear. I have quite a lot of respect and love for my Sikh friends and Sikhism as practised in general. I always enjoy being invited to a local Sikh temple for the fellowship and goodwill as Mr. Bald so kindly showed, and I encourage those who would be interested in experiencing such hospitality and good faith to go with an open heart and smile to make contact with a Local Sikh temple and say you just saw a wonderful video of the Golden Temple and would like to be friends. I think you will find that once you reveal yourself to be sincere you will be rewarded with friendship and enlightenment. And on a final note, While Sikhs do seem to be one of the more welcoming and tolerant religions, as a non-Sikh and non-Indian I do on rare occasion experience (from some people) within the Sikh community a sense of suspicion, and perhaps some personal dis-ease, and occasionally my closest Sikh friends relate to me some degree of personal resentment towards Muslims, Christians and Hindus, which I can appreciate may stem from the unjust persecution and oppression they have suffered as a noble faith and community they experience to a very great degree, and perhaps a bit of human nature as well. I do however, always appreciate it when they do express such feelings, as it provides the opportunity for us as friends to explore and understand our own personal shortcomings and prejudices and grow personally and as friends and a community. Just as the teaching of Guru Nanak and many other spiritual leaders have done from times before Jesus to after Gandhi have selflessly tried to impart to us. I sense in his own entertaining, unabashed an occasionally irreverent way what Mr. Bald feels compelled to share and why I and many of my Indian friends also appreciate and enjoy about his videos. I know this very long, but it's only a portion of what I would like others to discover and share and expresses only a portion of the respect and admiration I have for my Sikh friends and the community in general. BTW: I lived in Malaysia, and spent time in the Middle-East, and Predominately Muslims areas of India, and I am just as quick to point out the differences between radical sects and ignorance on the part of radicals and those who wrongly lump the ignorant, evil and radical in with all Muslims and Islam as a faith and I believe it best that we should all use this medium as an opportunity to practice broaden our understanding of others and ourselves and practice, patience, moderation and friendship to others when the opportunity arises. Thanks, for listening.

[@jackoneil3933]

​@@unknownhuman7919 Very much what I observe, and I think we all need to be aware of the prejudice and resentment exists as a part of human nature, in ourselves despite outward appearances and affiliations.

[@jackoneil3933]

​@@pikachu5647 Is that not the whole point of life?

[@gagangrover3954]

I am sikh and i am from england too, i saw your video and the way you speak and pronouns the word are absolutely amazing and thnx and god bless you man..

[@Sch1zoGamingIndia]

They are so curious and stare at you not because you are white (The Golden Temple gets plenty of foreign visitors). But a white guy who speaks Hindi! that just blows their mind away

[@sukhmangat7010]

schizophren1c truee

[@TheDaniel123789]

It's amazing how u operate so easily in an unknown Indian environment without knowing local language Watched all of ur videos sir Road to 500k very soon GBU sir

[@cappygolucky]

GOD OF WAR777 He’s English - he’s channeling his past

[@chrisbartlett9589]

I went to the Golden Temple at 1am in the morning when it was lit up by lights - now that was stunning!

[@vaahtobileet]

@Jesus is Dog : why would he get attacked? What a retarded question

[@TrollHiddenCave]

@@vaahtobileet because people sometimes do that it's a normal thing

[@gurpreetgill9972]

vaahtobileet 😂true

[@kap1526]

@@TrollHiddenCave this is not cletus farm in your Iowa state. This is civilized place , with guards. Huge difference hahahaha

[@beansntoastyt2616]

no name Hahahahahaha

[@bobsdaman1632]

I really respect this video, because he’s really tried to learn some of the language and the context for the temple. Great job, great video

[@matty6848]

Of all the religions to come out of India the Sikh people and their religion is by far the best. The Sikh people are hard working honourable people. My Grandfather fought alongside Sikh soldiers in world war 2 and he said they were a brave & proud people!

[@nileshsingh1146]

Matt G to your grandfather and all the soldiers who fought ,cheers

[@matty6848]

Nilesh Singh thanks.

[@Jattmafia313]

Solomon SOLOMON lmao where do you even get into like this? The craziest Indian conspiracy of all time 😂😂😂 lying idiot

[@solomonsolomon3557]

@@Jattmafia313 Wait for European universities to open it sooner or later. Especially Germans are Keen.

[@Jattmafia313]

Solomon SOLOMON JRE dreaming idiot. Most Hindus of Punjab converted to Islam lol. While Hindus were getting slaughtered by Mughals and afghans the Sikhs were winning battles. Sikh Empire controlled from Tibet to Sindh. From Kyber Pass to Nepal.

[@shantanudeshmukh3115]

You stand out from the rest of the foreigners in India because you speak our language very well and you greet everyone you see. I look forward to see more..

[@wrightvcx2249]

so true, he has very friendly nature. Thats why he is famous. Most other foreigners come with pre notions about India.

[@peterpan-pr7ok]

thats cause he carries a camera

[@shantanudeshmukh3115]

@@peterpan-pr7ok I believe he is the same off camera too.

[@peterpan-pr7ok]

@@shantanudeshmukh3115 thanks for your opinion

[@Rob88]

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh! Sat Sri Akaal! Jai Bhole Ki! Immediately one of my favorite videos of The Golden Temple. Such a sacred and special place. The interactions with other visitors were delightful. SINGH IS KING! BOLE SO NIHAAL!

[@merohit121]

We were waiting for you in the comment section 😄 happy u came

[@kumargowda.lshivakumar.l324]

Sasri akal😀

[@Rob88]

@@merohit121 thanks! Happy to see you!

[@Rob88]

@@kumargowda.lshivakumar.l324 hello ji. 👋

[@freeartisan4719]

Yesh, mr balds head shcarf id packing very nyesh....

[@jugimons3094]

I’m Sikh and you are so respectful and truly admire you for shining a great light on this religion and place . Thank you my friend .

[@alisonhilll4317]

Much respect to our Sikh bothers in the UK, thanks for helping in the floods and for handing out water, to me and many others in traffic jams in Kent, also for exposure of of crimes against children in the UK by a group of people, again thanks .

[@noneimportant5951]

Brothers* ffs

[@1220b]

The Sikhs are one of the best things about my community in the UK. Sikh culture is as familiar to me as my native English culture. After all we are all Indo European Caucasians.

[@thesoldier1680]

See how big hearted indians are 😈😈😂 you guys robbed us but we still helping yall👍💖

[@satbilla9291]

God bless you thanks.

[@singhparminderfan9807]

You’re very much welcome, it is our way 🙏🏾

[@martinaj7092]

I just love your videos and how you show all aspects of India. I visited India when I was in high school and it completely changed my view on life. I was only able to visit New Delhi and Punjab state (Ludhiana and Amritsar). I remember visiting the Golden Temple and will never forget the experience! Every one was so kind and welcoming... Thank you for posting these videos. ❤️👍🏼 I yearn to return to India.

[@gurvinderbhogal3725]

Wonderful compliment ))

[@govindrawat6780]

Martina J hi I'm from india

[@billiegill5995]

Fantastic really enjoyed it I’m so proud to be born as Sikh love my religion as a woman we equal has our Guru Nanak jis teaching 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@phantomthao1514]

I like this, I’ve learned a lot and how beautiful this religion is.

[@pintu-lw7lx]

This video is better than a documentary....lovely work

[@mkscorner334]

fire Pintu t

[@allykiller96]

i found your channel a few hours ago and i fickin cant stop watching. it's so incredible interesting

[@Chev2k3]

The story of my life...... I my just become bankrupt like him.

[@Kuhoochandra]

You wont stop for days now

[@gurdeepwelogs1885]

Well Hello Sir am Gurdeep From Amritsar We Have 5 Stuff which reflects us to be a proper sardar is : 1.Kesh(Hair) 2.Kara(Iron Bracelet) 3.Kirpaan(Dagger) 4.Kachara(Cotton Underwear) 5.Kanga(Comb) Thank you.

[@blackkkabllakkcaa]

Thank you brother

[@Cjdergrosse]

We Americans love our Sikh community ❤️ Love from California ✝️

[@mathildewesendonck7225]

I‘ve been to the Golden Temple about 10 years ago, and it was one of the best experiences ever!! Thank you Bald for bringing back this memory to me!!! ❤️

[@solomonsolomon3557]

FYI- it's not a spiritual home🤣 It was a gift(after blasting off the real ancient temple in kashmir) to Sikhs from immoral whites after British powered Sikhs slaughtered original Punjabis(hindu) from Punjab and usurped their land. Nobody even talks about it as history is written by Britishers. They didn't even spare the hindu kids.

[@viciouslady1340]

I would have to agree I was there in 2008 during the bombings unfortunately but the Temple was superb the energy here was electric.The story of Baba Deep Singh and the headless portraits what a legend.

[@stefansteffens8089]

so awesome

[@beansntoastyt2616]

Solomon SOLOMON Lol no one asked stfu

[@goingmouch3753]

Mate, perfect timing, thanks...I am off to Amritsar on Friday, in India for a month ...thank s

[@robertvoss9111]

I absolutely love this video. Growing up my dad always used to tell me these stories of his travels through India and Nepal. About the beaches of Goa, the streets of Delhi and of the golden temple. I remember being young and him telling me that he went to the golden temple and with his best friend just spend hours their admiring the beauty of it. It's a very nice memory. My dad passed unexpectidly, way too young, about half a year ago and finally being able to see this temple and imagine him walking on those marble floors as well just makes me so much enjoy this channel and the way it has brought some of my father's life back to me.

[@solomonsolomon3557]

FYI- it's not a spiritual home🤣 It was a gift to Sikhs from immoral whites after British powered Sikhs slaughtered original Punjabis(hindu) from Punjab and usurped their land. Nobody even talks about it as history is written by Britishers. They didn't even spare the hindu kids.

[@sharanlibrasidhu3436]

Very sad ur father is no more r. I .p.Gaming you should come to india and visit Golden Temple there is free accmodition inside the Temple with A .C rooms only for foreign passport holders you can avail this facility

[@sharanlibrasidhu3436]

@@solomonsolomon3557 Sorry to inform you it was there before the British entered India but little less in its golden glory.Get ur facts right

[@solomonsolomon3557]

@@sharanlibrasidhu3436 Nobody gives a damn about Indian history written by British historians except Indians. Do visit German university for arts, you'll be ashamed of your grandparents.

[@leesteal4458]

@@solomonsolomon3557 Aren't they the ones who should care? Germans have more to be ashamed of than any country in the world, having started a world war and killed thousands of Jews and Romanis in the Holocaust. The only thing the Indians have to be ashamed of is the fact that their wealth and art was plundered. They are the proud people of one of, if not, the oldest civilization in human history. You sir need to take a seat and release some of that hatred.

[@tazkaur9]

Mate you blew me away with your willingness to learn. I wish everyone was as open as you

[@navrajsingh9982]

Hi Mr Bald! Love from Canada! I am a Sikh myself and been waiting for this video for so long. I just finished watching this video and want to share a few things and probably a few corrections as well- So there is two type of Sikhs, probably you can say due to modernisation which means people don't want to follow strict religious rules. The 1st one are baptised Sikhs (they could be easily recognised having a long uncut beard, wearing turbans and carrying a dagger with them. 2nd one are unbaptised Sikhs. I will highlight the main differences and the five K's that a Sikh wears- 1. Kesh (Hair)- Baptised Sikhs are not allowed to cut hair from any part of their bodies at all. Because hair is natural which means it is a God's gift. That is why Sikhs wear turban mainly to protect their long cut hair. Also, the turban is a sign of respect or a Sikh so never even in-joke make fun of a Sikh's turban or try to remove it from their head. On the other hand, an Unbaptised Sikh may or may not wear a Turban, and most of them usually do not let their hair or beard grow that long. 2. Kangha (Comb) - All baptised Sikhs have to carry a Comb with them which symbolizes that we respect God's gift of hair by keeping them neat and tidy with the comb at all times. On the other hand, an Unbaptised Sikh may not carry a comb because they do not need one. 3. Kirpan (Dagger)- Only Baptised Sikhs are allowed to carry a dagger with them all the times, Unbaptised Sikhs aren't allowed and shouldn't carry Dagger with them. As a Sikh, you are never allowed to use your dagger first even in a combat. We are only allowed it to use if required in case of protecting someone or protecting the religion in the hour of emergency. 4. Kashera (Undergarment)- It is actually an undergarment wore by baptised Sikhs mostly. It represents our simplicity as an individual. 5. Kara (Bracelet)- It is usually made out of steel but the modern-day version is made out of other precious metals as well. Unbaptised Sikhs can wear Kara made out of any metal but the baptised Sikhs should only wear one made out of Steel. It was used as a weapon in ancient time during hand to hand combat. It also represents that there is no end to the power of God as there is no starting and end point in Kara. Also, it is not a compulsion to bring offerings when you enter the Golden Temple. Baptised Sikhs are pure vegetarian and they do not drink alcohol or smoke Tobacco. Some of the Unbaptised Sikhs are non-vegetarians but they do not eat halal meat, most of them also drink Alchohol. Let me know if you have any further questions. :)

[@baldandbankrupt]

Great information. Thank you brother.

[@navrajsingh9982]

@@baldandbankrupt My pleasure! Jai Bhole Ki!

[@absolutepunjabi2394]

Great

[@daddyjee5509]

Navraj Singh roop gill aw 1 ohda comment check kreo jara thalle comment section ch

[@navrajsingh9982]

@@daddyjee5509 Brother let people think what they want to, it's their choice and perspective. He is also correct but up to an extent only.

[@priyankamidha5071]

That music is called ‘keertan’ - it sings praises of the lord

[@RoRo0490]

🙏🌹❣

[@LC-bv1gk]

what lord?

[@LC-bv1gk]

@Debashis Debata all religions have different lords.

[@LC-bv1gk]

hindu lord, Christian lord, Muslim lords, Jewish lords, which lord?

[@stallionshark1726]

The almighty lord is a shapeless, genderless omnipresent energy.

[@Manish21991]

Thanks Mr. bald today you dint jump into lake to reach direct gold temple . Whatever you are one of the best youtuber of mine . I am on vacation and i wacthed every vlog of your channel . Lol

[@seattlebeard]

Sikhs, (like Tibetans) make me want to be a better person. I wish there were more of them in my town. :o)

[@froggylegspeople]

You live in Tibet?

[@singhparminderfan9807]

Tibet was once a part of our empire🤷🏾‍♂️

[@singhparminderfan9807]

Khalsa Raj look it up

[@nubemuffin]

ha! Within weeks you went from only having a few thousand subscribers to being recognized on the streets of India. Impressive!

[@melodicnostalgic3823]

Yea, When I subscribed to his First video - Introducing himself in India, he was at 3000

[@malmalhi007]

@@melodicnostalgic3823 only 3 weeks before that he made a video for his first thousand subscribers

[@conap3345]

True british explorer 🇬🇧🇮🇳

[@snay6869]

lol yea

[@RanjitSingh-ob4ig]

Cona p mr bald is British Indian

[@SwastikSwarupDas]

Vasco Da Gama / Christopher Colombus : Am i a joke to you

[@MrSpock-lq9td]

If he is a true British explorer, he intends to win the trust of the locals, get comfortable and then expand his clout to exploit the locals. Classic British way.

[@Oilis123]

Every Sikh I've ever met has been such a great person

[@baljotrai]

They all are sneaking at you like that because you speak the native language very clean and you are acting soo friendly with everyone. keep it up, my friend.

[@Pazaroni436]

One of the funniest and most interesting way to show India as a country with many cultures, traditions and religious groups to the rest of the world. Way to go Mr. Bold and Bankrupt

[@Leafitout]

I've always admired Sikhs, now even more so :-)

[@SumanTiwariNamaste]

Sikhs.

[@davidhollifield4794]

Thank you Mr. Bald for a great video... just had my morning cup of coffee with your video.