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.

[@jaswantlohar8316]

Hello Mr Ben..

[@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

[@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

[@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

[@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 🙏🏼

[@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!

[@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

[@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

[@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]

😂😂😂😂

[@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

[@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...👌👌👌

[@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 😊

[@christoguichard4311]

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

[@brandonmob2534]

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

[@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.

[@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

[@neilsmith7547]

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

[@BalbirSingh-be7id]

Thanks for your kind words 🙏

[@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

[@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...,

[@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

[@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!

[@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

[@markemerson98]

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

[@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

[@kaustubhpriyadarsan2162]

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

[@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

[@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

[@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....

[@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..

[@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

[@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

[@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....

[@sitaramanjagannath1909]

Sikhism is one of the most pragmatic, entrepreneurial and tolerant and Sikhs are a resilient people having defended India for several centuries. I have been to the Golden Temple, and it is just divine. Bald is wonderful for bringing out the best of the places he visits.

[@stevenson68478]

Unfortunately, when I was in Punjab i thought Amritsar was close and hardly ever went there, now i miss it so much

[@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?

[@jugjivan]

Quick correction. Sikhism doesn't stem from the Golden Temple but the center of sikhism is there currently. The religion actually stems from Guru Nanak who was from what is presently Nanakana Sahib in Pakistan (where his home and a gurudwara are located) but the big religious center befroe the golden temple was Kartarpur Sahib (can be seen from the India border) in Pakistan and very close to Nanakana Sahib. The golden temple is still the holiest site in Sikhism but it's famous because it is opposite one of the 5 takht's (seats of power that control sikhism) one of which is right infront of the golden temple (the white temple across the pathway), the next being at Anandpur Sahib in Punjab (Takht Sri Keshgarh Sahib), Takht Sri Damdama Sahib (in Bathinda Punjab), Takht Sri Patna Sahib (in Bihar), and Takht Sri Hazur Sahib (in Maharashtra). I wish that Gurudwara Nanakana Sahib (also known as Gurudwara Janam Asthan meaning birth place) and Kartarpur Sahib could be included in this list but sadly many Sikhs will never be able to visit them or many other historical gurudwaras that have been left in Pakistan (some being destroyed or abandoned because of no more sikh communities to support them). But my hope is also that Pakistan and India reunit and Punjab becomes what it once was when it spanned from Khyber Pass (Pakistan Afghanistan border) to New Delhi and included part of northern Rajistan and all of Kashmir (India, Pakistan, and China).

[@baldandbankrupt]

Great info! Thanks!

[@khan_jeee_8686]

Pajji, no one is stopping sikh brothers from visiting Pakistan and nankana sahib, they welcome sardars with open arms..

[@jugjivan]

@@StarGazerHere the Sikh empire was omly 3% Sikh so not sure what your on about... Also it was a secular state and the last peaceful state which also never fell to the British (it collapsed because it didn't have anyone on the throne). Your blaming that on Punjab? You do realise present day Himachal and Haryana made up 80% of the government right? Punjab still has those issue to this day. Blame Delhi for that.

[@gingercat9342]

Jivan Grewal brother apki thinking bahot sundar hi par kya kare log religion,regionalism ke aage soch hi nai paate.

[@khan_jeee_8686]

U guys did fight 4 ur own state !!! Remember??, u don't remember Khalistan? And also Sikhs chose to go to india side because Indra ghandi promise u guys the world, and because of that u stayed. And then she persecute all Sikhs and commit genocide on u guys !!

[@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 .

[@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....

[@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

[@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 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@sam_a10]

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

[@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

[@ramneetsandhu6730]

You can also listen to this prayer every morning live on KZbin, it’s called ‘live Kirtan’ and it’s directly from the core of the golden temple. Very relaxing to hear in the morning for a long day ahead

[@pabloescobar6714]

Thanks

[@rr7firefly]

@@pabloescobar6714 THE Pablo Escobar?

[@gillonjimenez8543]

@@rr7firefly hahaha

[@rr7firefly]

@@gillonjimenez8543 I just found out that THE famous Pablo Escobar died in December 1993 at the age of 44. See what happens when you constantly hear a certain name in the news?

[@tarunttt6776]

kyaaa baat🥰 love (comeemt te bht sara g

[@Oilis123]

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

[@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

[@michmerry]

Hello guys at the Golden Temple! :)

[@rkdutt2837]

Mich Merry Are you in Amritsar (Punjab) ??

[@bellamyt9764]

film plss

[@ontharkiratyt]

Hi

[@michmerry]

sonu kang no I’m in England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@arshdhillon4871]

Hello mich merry , lots of love and blessings your way

[@lovingvickky]

People started recognising you, now are a celebrity.

[@shivensharma1637]

The writing on the wall when you entered the Golden Temple is a list of people that defended the temple from attacks that the government of India performed in 1984.

[@mohinderpalsinghsaini1087]

@Right Vision yes indira gandhi attacked GOLDEN TEMPLE in 1984 to catch a sikh man for no reason. Also they executed many sikh boys in Punjab

[@thecrazzyhooligan4489]

@Right Vision he's right, in a way. The person they were attacking was a culprit but there shouldn't have been any firing inside a holy place by the govt. Both were wrong

[@jasonborne5299]

TheCrazzyHooligan he wasn’t firing. He has the right to arm the AKAL TAKT SAHIB and not the golden temple because guru Hargobind sahib did the same. Sant ji did this because the gov planned an attack in 1982 so he was preparing to defend the complex

[@JM-pr3my]

@Right Vision Yeah attack from The Indian Govt And Indian army with Tanks Helicopter Mortar Paratrooper Commando ......... Approximate 1 lakh army deployed in Amritsar and 4 lakh deployed in whole Punjab .......dog indian army killed so many innocent people too in Gurudware .......we will never Forget 1984

[@reggiesingh4692]

@Right Vision yes an attack from the Indian army. Research 1984.

[@thomaslad356]

I'm not religious but watching this it felt so powerful mr bald ur living the dream keep doing what ur doing don't ever change love the channel watching from Scotland

[@gurkaransingh3142]

He is giving respect to everyone especially sardar ji.... Great ❤❤

[@yuvrajjain8474]

Sikh people are always so kind I love them❤️❤️

[@changumangu4660]

True Sikh people are pride of India

[@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

[@TruthIsTheNewHate84]

I love the Sikhs. Such great people. I think we could all learn something about how to carry ourselves and treat others from the Sikhs.

[@phantomthao1514]

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

[@navdeep8697]

no one: literally no one: bal and bankrupt: sat sri akal ji to every stranger

[@ajm6456]

I rate it tho. Really Respectable to everyone!

[@YouDsTickz]

Alok what does this mean?

[@sarthaksharma5772]

@@YouDsTickz it means - "How are you brother?"

[@tophodonthetrowel4730]

Or theek hai bhaee

[@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.

[@onemanarmy1262]

Went there back in 2019. The food tasted very good and the surrounding was astonishing. Love from 🇧🇩

[@Ankit-d9f4u]

You are welcome again

[@manishthakur8170]

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

[@darveshzamindar]

Sikhs are really great. WAHE GURU JI KA KHALSA WAHE GURU JI KI FATEH.

[@stefansteffens8089]

That is the most beautiful spiritual place i have ever seen

[@ravsingh5347]

Ur definitely right 🙏

[@arunchandramathi9572]

Thanks stephan

[@binflynn1]

I’ve watched him since day one , but I love him in India , I do hope he goes back some day !

[@amansyan6319]

20:56 she said “Paari karde” means “kiss him”, and that boy be like 😂😂

[@shashikantsinha8585]

paari means to kiss? or greet -namaste or sat sri akal

[@gauravkalra4]

Actually the lady wanted to kiss Bald 😛

[@gauravkalra4]

@@shashikantsinha8585 Paari means kiss in Punjabi

[@malmalhi007]

@@gauravkalra4 Paari means "away"... what kind of punjabi says kiss

[@a.rymbai4898]

You will be blessed by the Indian people because of your good Characters,You are kind and Humble Mr. People like you desereve the great Respect.

[@erikfjellstrom3873]

that's what got me to subrcribe to his channel. His character and his way of being is just so wonderful. Earth needs more people like him

[@0AwesomeProductions0]

"POOREST TOWN IN RUSSIA"

[@dienekesn9312]

"Can you film me washing my hands?" *TAKES OVER THE VLOG* lol

[@siva9203]

Dienekes n93 Mr.Bald even didn't edit them...Loyal👌

[@Rob88]

Like a boss.

[@rohitghumare7515]

Pretty sikh move

[@urvashichhabria915]

But I enjoyed that part the most😂😂

[@yashitacutie]

I laughed like hell

[@Yamezzzz]

Shout out to British Sikhs. Proper lads who add much to the UK's culture and life.

[@infoindia1838]

Am a Hindu and I love Sikh religion n ppl... Golden temple is amazing beautiful place

[@Bj5m17h]

Great video Bald. I'm from Salem, Oregon and we have a sizable Sikh community here. They are really cool people and their temple is lovely..

[@snowboardbocamp6047]

For the past few weeks I haven’t been able to stop watching your videos, they are incredible, thank you for making them.

[@AT-tw8lf]

I went there when I was on honeymoon, most beautiful and spiritual place to visit for anyone and especially for newly weds, it looks glorious at night. It's something you remember for life. I'm a hindu btw.

[@tatiyabichhoo1897]

The plate u bought is holy prasad which is our contribution to god and later it is served in all people there But u r not forced to buy Everything free here

[@karamjitsingh-im9rx]

Brother we can't countrubute to God.asi God sab lende aa.Jo dinda hai oh har cheej os de bachyan lai contribution hai

[@-SP.]

@Fallout Gamer Yeah they believe in one god.

[@baljeet31]

Five things you were asking to people are as below • Kesh : Uncut Long Hairs • Kangha : a small wooden comb • Kara : Steel Bangle /an iron bracelet • Kachera : a shalwar-undergarment with a tie-knot • Kirpan: a dagger/ Knife

[@Sharmz1]

I only have three of them Kesh And kara And kanga

[@Desi.Superman]

Kanga ka kya karte hai aap bhaijan

[@13jeeperscreepers]

Great Video...I would like to explain you something... A Sikh means a Student - a person who keeps learning..we fall down we learn...like this we all are same. Golden temple is made to understand that what peace you are getting here, O human it is already inside your body. You have to find the path. The Temple is actually a map of the body. We believe after numerous reincarnations you get human life. This whole pathway surrounding Golden Temple is like we are circling around in different life forms..death and rebirth and then only as human you are able to find Main door to enter the bridge on water to go into the centre complex. Means only human has the consciousness to meditate and from the head and to reach the heart where God resides. Centre Building is shown where God resides which is inside your heart. And singing of hymns is always present there which gives you eternal peace. The universe was created with big bang..its mentioned in Guru Granth Sahib ji that From atmosphere..water came on earth and from water the life started and HE HIMSELF infused his LIGHT in every living creature. Sikhisn is more of way of life in which a christian a hindu and any other religion can come and learn. Religion matters only for the path but end destination doesnt have any religion. Hope I was able to summarise a bit. Sat Shri Akaal. I am also from London 🙏

[@arshdhillon4871]

Thank you

[@keshavnaidu3994]

Life is always a learning process. We all need a Guru to lead us into the right path. Love Sikhism on what it has to offer to the world. I would like to be born a sikh in my next birth. Jo bhole so nihaal. My best friend is Sikh.

[@gaurabmodak6385]

Thanks for the enlightenment Sir.

[@13jeeperscreepers]

@@keshavnaidu3994 Keshav no need to be born as a Sikh. As I said everyone is equal. This is your chance. If you are Hindu meditate on Ram..if you are muslim meditate on Allah..if you are christian..Hallord Be thy Name...try in early morning...close your eyes...Chant His Name..and keep your focus on His Name..dont think about anything else..its very very difficult..if He puts His glance on you..you will know the whole Universe is inside you...there are few in Billions who can reach this state...

[@13jeeperscreepers]

@@gaurabmodak6385 I have 0.00000000001% knowledge on this...So dont thank me...I know nothing. May God bless you

[@floyddarmody81]

Indian people seem very nice and friendly 👍🏻

[@LDmagnum]

Funniest part is when you said “write it down” and they all pulled out phones😂😂

[@tatiyabichhoo1897]

LD Is this so much funny🥺🥺

[@Mrdivinelive]

Yeh😂😂

[@param1304]

Wow you people carry a pen and a book in a temple,,, nd obviously he said i hv a youtube channel,, nd according to me they can open youtube on there phones,,, right?

[@vinny2ful]

What was so funny about it? you carry a pen and paper handy all the time?

[@soumyabiswas9994]

Hay Ld do one think go fuck yourself....

[@atifm7712]

Really amazing I think this is one of the best ever youtube video which I have seen in my whole life and even though I am a muslim love this place a lot and the way which he talks about the rituals is such a great thing for me to hear ,lots and lots of love ,By watching this video I have favourated this video and made a subscribe ,from today I will start watching your all videos of youtube ,,thanks for everything sir ,,lots and lots of love from india

[@snay6869]

20:57 His mom was telling her son to give you a flying kiss xD Edit: Damn thanks for 67 likes! Never got so many likes before.

[@anuragprasad7828]

Funny

[@abhilashds7138]

Cute n funny

[@MandeepSingh-on7uu]

Each time i visit.. it gives shivers down the spine

[@jessicacollins4042]

Beautiful religion and people. I have learnt so much. Lots of love and respect to Punjab and the Sikh.

[@Vikermajit]

Awesome respect for the sikh religion, by a British gentlemen...so fluent in the sat-sri-akal greeting...impressive

[@uwumarii]

This place is so dreamlike and gorgeous

[@B.E.Long.63]

THAT PLACE IS STUNNING JUST BEAUTIFUL.. THANKS BALD FOR TAKING US THERE.

[@priyanknimhal]

There are 5k's in sikhism. 1. Kesh - hair ( uncut body hair ) 2. Kataar - a knife 3. Kangha - a comb ( which is usually tied up in the turban ) 4. Kachha - a undergarment 5. Kadaa - a metal bangle/bracelet.

[@densen650]

This video is so wholesome! You give off such positive energy when interacting with people :)

[@satanasteguarda]

Damn, that sunset at the end, what a way to end a visit to the golden temple with a golden sky. Well done, my man. Come to Brazil, we'd love to see you here.

[@riddlydiddlyimawantedmanin4442]

I stayed in india for a bit when I was a kid, I remember that the sky would always look beautiful at dusk and dawn. I think they would be very red and almost green in brazil?

[@garystevens1044]

Her name is rio and she dances on the sand🎼

[@AftabAlam-ny6kh]

I have visited there in 7november 2018 at diwali night🌃 it was amazing

[@romano5497]

Who cares. No one gives a fuck u stooge

[@gurbindra1349]

@@romano5497 lmao why so aggressive

[@jatinder687]

@@romano5497 everybody is Equal in the eyes of the Almighty.!! so who r v to decide brother

[@gurnoorsingh1453]

Romano we do, so thank you for your negativity 🙃

[@talibaminganie677]

Nice dear 😘😘😘😘

[@clintwestwood1895]

I like these people, I get a good vibe from them. I wish to go see the golden temple with my own eyes one day.

[@ramneetsandhu6730]

It’s a really calming place to be, I always end up getting emotional because I can literally feel like I’m in heaven, you always look back at your sins when your there 😅

[@RJ-dw4jw]

You look like you're 13 if you're already "looking back at your sins" I fear for your future lol

[@sM-hp9uc]

good as the guru said there is no such thing as heaven or hell, it's just a state of mind.

[@ramneetsandhu6730]

R J I’m 23😅

[@KilgoreTrout-vo7uy]

Tell me about your sins though :P

[@ramneetsandhu6730]

Kilgore Trout rather not 🙂

[@MrLokeshsuthar]

I love the way he say "Aur Bhaisahab Kese 😍"

[@Avadakedvr]

How t** f*** did you learn so many languages ?

[@akalion213]

Doesn't he speak like three languages? Not that uncommon really.

[@Avadakedvr]

@@akalion213 well, I've heard him speaking a language spoke in india, speaking russian, english... that's uncommon.. I'll see if he speaks more languages

[@tjd2286]

@@Avadakedvr Go to Holland, everyone speaks at least four languages there

[@de_stroyed]

Denis He pronounced most of the words in Punjabi wrong, but still understandable. You think he knows how to speak 3 languages but really doesn’t. He’s amazing at catching new languages, however, only has the basic/main phrases locked down in Russian and Punjabi. He can’t have an extensive conversation in Russian or Punjabi.

[@Avadakedvr]

@@de_stroyed I've heard him speaking russian (a language I can speak too) and he did actually carry out conversations with people... he's not advanced anyway... so you're kind of right

[@MandeepSingh-on7uu]

That food u took ...(Actually called 'Deg Parshad') generally as sikhs we take it to that counter after we go inside the actual temple and come out after praying and seeing the holy book ‘Guru Granth Sahib’ People assume that pilgrim offer that to Some God inside the temple BUT actually basic Sikh teaching are Our only guru (teacher) is The holy book and it teaches us that God resides in everything, everywhere

[@daddyjee5509]

Mandeep Singh roop gill nami viyakti da comment check kro jiii

[@rohitsehdev108]

Mate so amazing how u blend with the culture and engage with locals. I am from Punjab and u r most welcome when u wanna come to Australia

[@angelg.8462]

You remind me of Anthony Bourdain 😍 I loved watching his tv episodes and now I'm watching you😁 Thanks for showing us this beautiful temple, so nice and special 💖

[@disorderedenthropy]

Bourdain was a smug, Bald is humble (at for now :) )

[@angelg.8462]

@@disorderedenthropy Anthony Bourdain's character was special and unique with some of his New Yorker side coming out too. I see Mr. Bald special and unique with some of his English side showing, quite charming😉 I believe he has the potential to have a t.v. show that involves his world adventures.😚

[@vlxxx]

Ben is a true cultural chameleon! I have never seen someone so comfortable in such foreign,alien circumstances. I'm envious of his charisma!

[@KonSimpl72]

26:20 - I'm in love with that woman's smile.

[@LS-rw9yp]

This is how protection orders start...

[@j0bey1]

She was 'MIRIN hard

[@thestarseeker8196]

The replies to this are the kind of thing that makes me want to kill myself so I don’t have to exist at the same time as such creatures.

[@thundermonkey4249]

Yup ikr.

[@abhishek1412]

Ah I see you're a man of culture!

[@anujosh74]

This is the first vlog of yours I have seen. It brought back some wonderful personal memories of visiting Amritsar, and of course the Golden Temple with my parents a decade back. The Temple indeed is a divine and peaceful place. We visited the Temple twice during our visit. Once in the evening and the next day in the morning. I must say that you are a blessed being if you have been to the Golden Temple. Amritsar itself is a charming city with a lovely climate and warm people. The food here is amazing (goes without saying). God bless. Best regards from Mumbai.

[@maninderjeetsingh7470]

It’s optional which u holding in your hand. This is called a Prashad or sweet butter pudding. People offer to the guru as a respect or donation in the gurdwara and wish for well being. This is the tradition in the gurudwaras. Some People bring homemade and some do from here as u did. Interesting story about this dish is use to eat by the high class or rich people of India. This was the dream for the poor and low class was not allowed to eat. And Sikh gurus started this Prashad for all. It’s healthy, nutrionist and yummy.

[@daddyjee5509]

Maninderjeet Singh brother 1 roop gill da comment aw check kro

[@maninderjeetsingh7470]

Sehaj Singh can u copy paste me

[@daddyjee5509]

Maninderjeet Singh don't know

[@WinnerSingh]

Sikh has 5 Kakars 1 kes - hairs 2 kara - wear on the arm 3 kanga - wooden comb 4 kachera- like other wear underwear Sikh wear cotton cloth which is knows as kachera 5 kirpan

[@AmanSingh-se6dx]

Winner Singh Amrit thari sikhs (Baptised Sikhs).

[@enlightenment2012]

What about Sikh women? Do they wear the kirpan?

[@AmanSingh-se6dx]

April Wootten Yes

[@jagszz]

#winner Singh .... kesh is not a kakaar.... It is Keshki

[@optiontrader759]

Reason behind 5kakars

[@sukhpreetjammu1561]

I am from this city. There is need of proper information center.

[@chipskylark5086]

Set up a tourism business, you and ur buddies should give tours while setting up accomodation, travel and activity for guests

[@manuelmanolo7099]

The Sikhs make me consider visiting India one day.

[@indianafghanreaction6915]

Wow..what a beautiful Gurdwara.Pretty good idea the token part for the shoes 👞 👟 👠 everything was good in this vlog 👍🏻 loved it ❤️ thats all i can’t comment anything else everyone beat me to it lol😂😭

[@merohit121]

Namaste, you got a lovely happy family. Bhagwan kripa kere .

[@Rajeevraj1995]

You comment on every video i think😃

[@indianafghanreaction6915]

Rohit Ahir Thank you dear! God bless you too : )))

[@indianafghanreaction6915]

Rajeevraj1995 im a true fan of mr. Bald 😊😁😅

[@Rajeevraj1995]

@@indianafghanreaction6915 we all are😂😂