10 Surprising Facts About Sikhism | irh daily REACTION!

[@CricketGravity]

20rs Langer Started by Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji is on going today also and will be till the ages

[@irhdaily]

TREMENDOUS ❤️❤️

[@ariskaur]

@@irhdaily Sikhism is independent religion not derived from hinduism BUT through ONE AND ONLY GOD.

[@edit4learn749]

@@ariskaur Hinduism is not a religion.

[@jcdenton4281]

@Paramdeep Grewal Gurmukhi main kya matlab hai aur mahakaal + Rudra ka kya mtlb hai dono k mtlb bta

[@achint97]

@@jcdenton4281 first of all it's IK ONKAR meaning singularity or one ness. Hinduism itself wasnt any religion before 15 th century it was way of life. But after bhakti movement it became majorily combination of four thoughts of school or sects as shaktism,smartism, vaishnavism and shivism . Yes indian religions share somethings in common but are different in their approach. So at the end of the day Sikhism, Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism are different religions.

[@neenak3795]

Sikhism gives the message of equality, love, and justice for all.

[@HarpreetSinghLive]

in every video, shawn always just surprised me with his knowledge and research like just wow!!. really appreciate your efforts man!

[@irhdaily]

You are much appreciated Harpreet❤️ thank you!

[@maanpritpal1343]

Thats not a book, thats our living guru 🙏

[@chapelchoorgaming9805]

Waheguru ji

[@peacelightsingh]

Shabad guru surat dhun chela

[@jasbirlahoria770]

Waheguru ji

[@PunjabiPig]

Waheguru

[@harshjotsingh9958]

Those are imaginary pictures. Gurus never allowed anyone to make a picture of them. They told to worship god directly. Gurus are teacher. God is above all.

[@irhdaily]

Very interesting Harshjot. Thank you

[@greatgirl6013]

And Read Gurbaani....

[@harshjotsingh9958]

@@greatgirl6013 yes

[@harshjotsingh9958]

@RAJKAREGAKHALSA ! guru gobind singh ji told that not to worship him. He is not God. God is above all.

[@leviathandiabolo6296]

@RAJKAREGAKHALSA ! No. He meant that the true Guru is God himself. The Sikh gurus themselves were messengers of the god you worship, not gods themselves. Educate yourself before commenting.

[@jaysingh-ho7eb]

very proud to be Sikh.

[@jassidevilonline1]

The gold on the golden temple is real gold plating inside and outside the main Gurudwara in the water. It was donated by Maharaja Ranjeet Singh, sometime between 1820-30. The water around the Gurudwara is recycled systematically using fresh water from the river nearby. And the temple is not floating. Thank you for the reaction, great to watch you as always.

[@irhdaily]

Great info

[@jassidevilonline1]

@@irhdaily I'm not sure if you have watched this BBC documentary on Golden temple, it is quite detailed, bit long though, check out the link if you r interested. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g561nqR9ft6gjas

[@kanwalkhaira9623]

It's all gold inside and out, we do prayers every day not just on Sunday as this guy is saying. 🙏🏻 waheguru ji da khalsa Waheguru ji di fateh🙏🏻

[@Motivethinker4]

Reciting the Guru Granth Sahib ji takes 3 days(Non- stop). The ceremony is called an Akand paath or sehj paath

[@harrysingh2873]

It is THE only HOLY book in the World got a status as a living person under indian Law.(Indian constitution)

[@manvirsingh1080]

9:43 Sikh worship held everyday 2 time a day not on Sunday only.

[@SaabSlit]

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh

[@tamber001]

Yes its a pure gold inside and outside

[@jannpreetsingh251]

Waheguru ji ka khalsa Waheguru ji ki fateh.... Kisan ekta zindabad 🌾🌾❤️

[@jashanchandi261]

Hii guys i very thanks full to you actually You showing our Farmers protest from India and that's so cool because heaps people watch you from different country And that's great its giving us big support from you guys 😊

[@beatsbytani7875]

They put up the light on big celebrations like Diwali and gurpurbs wich means gurus birthday

[@Insaaan3]

I think diwali means lord Ram return from exile I don't know exactly

[@beatsbytani7875]

@@Insaaan3 Diwali for the bandi choor divas do some research bud

[@prabhdeepsingh8611]

Yes Guru Nanak travelled around 87000 kms in his whole life by feet across india pakistan middle east especially Mecca while preaching to every human being.

[@mehtaabsandhu6969]

Thank you for making this video 🙏

[@akashkaler2153]

The most important fact is that. in sikhism there is a 24/7 facility of free food which is provided to every needy person of any religion.

[@butterflysly8491]

I m also sikh.I m from punjab.All these facts are right

[@techiboy6172]

If u wake up early in the morning near about 3or 4am and resitate Waheguru (speak word Waheguru) for15mnts to1hr, u will explore universal power in ur body. Waheguru word is the name of god.

[@kamaljitsaini9540]

waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh

[@apsgill7508]

Thanks my frnds WAHEGURU JI KA KHALSA

[@kanwalroopkaur238]

Shawn ends up guessing/ assuming everything right most of the tones but still says, “Please let us know “ to be sure and not show disgrace to our religion ❤️ Love that!

[@harsimratkaur9127]

Lots lots lotssss of luv to both of u from punjab🤗🤗🥰😊😊

[@Gamingzone-ui4fm]

Proud to be a sikh

[@AmritSinghKhera]

the different words used for GOD are representing different qualities; like Vaaheguroo means wondrous lord; Akaal means eternal etc.. so remembering qualities while remembering god

[@jassy467]

Really appreciate your videos and how you have been interested in learning about Sikhism. Good work guys!

[@resurrecteddhillon3088]

1. The green flag you mentioned is of 'kisaan(farmer's) union' 2. Kesari(Saffron) is the color associated with Khalsa(Sikh people) 3. Yes , golden temple is lined with pure gold, inside out. 4. Yes, it's milk that is used to clean the inside of Golden Temple

[@rs1882764]

Guru Nanak Dev Ji is the most travelled person in the world. More than 28K km on foot. He even visited Rome!

[@JASWINDERSINGH056]

Happy to know people from outside india got to know about sikhs. Thanks for the video

[@itsLifeee]

Guru Gobind Singh Ji had such mastery in Archery he could hit exact aim point on a 8 - 9 miles away ...many times he surprised his enemy with his archery skills...he shoot 2 arrows in two incidents..1st one to surprise his enemy..2nd one with a message written ..."its not God saved you...i actually hit ya bed instead of you.its my archery skills you not been saved by luck..its me not targeted you.."

[@wondernature5690]

Excellent reaction , guys. Guru Granth Sahib Ji actually takes 72 hours if read fully without taking any break as we have experienced this . Not only one reciter recites the whole . Reciters are changed after every 2 or 3 hours. It is the same like duties.

[@gurpreetsohi2402]

You guys are awesome. Canada rocks.

[@randomvlogs1047]

Wow, i have started to watch your videos and now you are taking too much interest in sikhism. THANKU

[@Bhavdeepmustang]

Happy Gurupurab ( as we sikhs are celebrating Birthday of Guru Gobind Singh Ji ) Gurupurab means "Guru" Purab means "Celebration" as purab word is inspired by sanskrit work Parv which means Celebration. I wish you and you family a happy Gurupurab on the birthday of Guru Gobind Singh ji. WAHEGURU JI KA KHALSA, WAHEGURU JI KI FATEH ❤️🙏😇

[@jagpreetsingh3287]

10:57 this is modern symbol of Khalsa adopted in 1920, before this, it was a Kirpan(sword), Dhal(shield), and Katâr(The katar or katara is a type of push dagger from the Indian subcontinent. The weapon is characterized by its H-shaped horizontal hand grip which results in the blade sitting above the user's knuckles. Unique to the Indian subcontinent. SOURCE: Wikipedia) used in the flag during SIKH Gurus Period.

[@AProudIndianVeteran-le8ti]

Alissa , Sean & Gus Thanks guys you are the best we love you - Satsrikal

[@nancyshah5526]

Waheguru g bless u always 🙏🏻

[@anukaransaharan525]

Feeling first with many others. 😉 Full support. 🔥

[@irhdaily]

Thank you for supporting our channel Anukaran❤️🙏

[@wonders1701]

Waheguru ji ka khalsa Waheguru ji ki fateh is like saying hello when foreners meet every khalsa or Sikh person believes in Waheguru

[@prabhbatth2440]

Word ‘Akal’ it self means immortal god

[@mTrader1]

Hmm

[@lokeshtiwary6044]

No its not Akal means eternal And akal purush or purakh means immortal god

[@sehajpreet6632]

@@lokeshtiwary6044 akaalpurakh means (universal creator God , there's only one God , formless God )

[@lokeshtiwary6044]

@@sehajpreet6632 no where is written formless NIRGUN MEANS JISME KOI GUN NAHIN MATLAB WITHOUT ANY QUALITY ISKA MATLAB HUA KI USME SAB QUALITIES HAIN IT MEANS WAH FORMLESS HAI TO KISI BHI FORM ME BHI HO SAKTA HAI PURAKH IS TAKEN FROM SANSKRIT WORD PURUSH SH KO KH BOLTE HAIN THERE IS ONLY ONE PURUSH THAT IS GOD HE OR SHE CAN BE FORMLESS OR IN ANY FORM

[@pachukoking2963]

Akaal means timeless

[@akashdeepgill6228]

Yes it is the real one hand written by the guru jis and it is in Sri harmandir sahib( golden temple) 🙏

[@aryanclair6713]

Great job guys love from Toronto

[@amritbirpurewal2536]

You guys are amazing for learning about my religion

[@prabhsohal1194]

Waheguru ji ka khalsa. Waheguru ji ki fateh 🙏😊

[@Dr.harjivansingh096]

Proud to be Sikh and punjabi from Jalandhar Punjab India Asia World Solar system Milky way Universe

[@GurpreetSingh-xv7bd]

Shlok Guru teg Bahadur ji 🙏🙂

[@Jatt3616]

Waheguru 🙏🏻

[@baljinderkhanna7900]

Love from India Punjab 😊❤🙏🙏

[@bachittarsekhon6345]

Reaction on Hari Singh Nalwa and Mahraja Ranjit Singh🙏

[@jasmansingh1129]

Waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh 🙏🙏

[@amansingh1851]

At 10:00 mark that is fremont gurdwara in cali You nailed the last "wahe-guru" pronunciation I think 11min mark. God in Sikhism is "waheguru, akaal, rub or rab" many common names that Sikhism uses are ram, par-mat-ma, allah, etc... At 14:00 min mark yes they were cleaning the Golden temple they clean it every night.. There is video I will recommend it shows an American KZbinr visiting Golden temple really fun to watch.

[@gurleensahota3588]

They put the lights up for special occasions such as Vaisakhi

[@hksanjog5352]

ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ ਜੀ ਕਾ ਖਾਲਸਾ ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ ਜੀ ਕੀ ਫ਼ਤਹਿ 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏⚘

[@tejvirsingh137]

Appreciate you guys but can you please do zafarnama by grazab media it will help you a lot

[@irhdaily]

That one looks great, hopefully we can get subtitles for it❤️

[@tejvirsingh137]

@@irhdaily it has subtitles built into it for the video already

[@raghvirsinghhans02]

Please reaction on zafarnama by guru gobind Singh ji sung by satinder sartaj

[@neenak3795]

Thanks for your time.

[@mannatkaur29]

Amazing video guys! Glad to have stumbled upon this! The guy in the video says that the worships are done on sundays but its done every single day in gurudwaras starting at 4am. That time is known as 'Amrit Vehla' He has done an amazing job with the pronounciations. If you were happy to see those light, You should definitely see videos of Golden temple on the festival of diwali. Its a saying that goes, 'Dal roti ghar di, diwali amritsar di' which roughly translates to there is no food better than that you get at home and there is no place you will see diwali being celebrated better than at amritsar i.e., at the Golden Temple.

[@tonysingh1121]

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh Good job guys 👍

[@GurpreetSingh-zp6zl]

Waheguru ji da Khalsa waheguru ji di fateh 🙏🏻

[@jassambarsaria1786]

Waheguru ji.

[@attarsingh4210]

Hey Shean n Alisaa...Today we are Celebrating The Birth Of 10th Guru Shri Guru Gobind Singh ji, At the time i m doing msg to you there is live special telecast is going on from Golden Temple and tht lighting will show in evening today, Thanks I Already requested you many time , You Should watch n Golden Temple video 🙏🙏❤❤😇

[@harmanjeetsingh1247]

You are amazing, I have no words 🙏👍

[@HarmanSingh-oh6pl]

Thakns you guys

[@irhdaily]

Thank you for tuning in Harman!😀

[@sukhjindersingh7586]

WAHEGURU 🙏

[@noorpuri8331]

Kara is not mostly steel, actually Kara is of sarbloh (every type mix iron) which give over body iron, and second avoid our hand to do bad things

[@ablockbathrooms8304]

another reason is it made of sarbloh because back then sarbloh was accessible for everyone

[@sukhwindersingh5776]

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa || Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh ||

[@Deatus]

Another Awesome Fact: As most religious scriptures are divided in chapters. The Guru Granth Sahib Ji is divided in Music. That literally means that it's divided on the basis of Ragas (The way a bani is sung). There are major 31 ragas. But all together there are 60 ragas. That means that all the Angs (The holy pages of Guru Granth Sahib) are sung rather than just chanted out.

[@sukhmanikaur6762]

the golden temple's floor is cleaned everyday at 12am with milk and water from inside

[@gillop3110]

U should call Harmandar Sahib not Golden Temple

[@harpartapsingh7]

And that is wrong wastage of milk

[@harpartapsingh7]

@6174_Harsimran Singh I don't want to argue but that is not a tradition this have started recently in past 1 or 2 decades and even that little amount of milk have a value and wasting it on purpose like this is against teachings of Gurus. Also logically milk isn't ideal to clean floor with they can use more expensive liquids to clean the floor but those are meant to serve as floor cleaners.

[@ekumjyotkaur5606]

For us, Guru Granth Sahib is basically our 11th guru. I noticed that a lot of people in the comments were stating that sikh worship is on certain days. Yes, most of us go to gurdwaras on Sundays, but in the Sikh faith, true worship is the remembrance of god and that is supposed to be 24/7 as it is stated throughout gurbani. For example, gurbani states "saas saas simro gobind" which translates to "With each and every breadth, meditate in remembrance on the Lord of the universe. Also, equality in our faith comes from the belief that God is in everyone, god created everyone equally, and that we are all his children. Also, for us the gurus never truly died, they merged into God. God and guru is the same. Sikhi is not only a faith but a practice and a way of life, we actively try to become more and more like our gurus. We also try to stay away from materialistic desires which are also known as the kaam, krodh, lobh, moh, hankar. Thank you so much for the videos and all the effort into research, we really do appreciate it. I apologize if I am mistaken in anything, I am only a student.

[@MandeepSingh-eg9yy]

Hey guys, if you want to know more about Golden Temple then I suggest you a video by Indian Diplomacy under the title of "Revealed: The Golden Temple". There are 2 videos, 1 is full video of 47min and other is shorter version of 11mins. They are about 8 year old videos

[@akaalilaalsingh96]

Sikhs beleive that God has many names , countless names,and we can't give god a true name , everyone has a different name for god, Waheguru or Akaal are the most popular names of God used by Sikhs,but we don't say that there are the only names,we use other names too.Waheguru means Wondrous Enlightener,and Akaal means the Timeless

[@amraj-mg5of]

@@TECHNOSTARTERSS I think of it as God is the power source of the universe. Without god there is no universe the same way without electricity a bulb is useless

[@akaalilaalsingh96]

@@TECHNOSTARTERSS good question,the answer to this is a bit complex so here goes,None created God,God has been there since before time had has always existed,and God is the one who even created the idea of God,we can't really understand God,God is above our human understanding,so basically none created God,God has always been there.

[@akaalilaalsingh96]

@@TECHNOSTARTERSS i have heard of this simulation theory many times, but personally i don't beleive it,it seems to far fetched to me

[@akaalilaalsingh96]

@@TECHNOSTARTERSS aaah not really that this isn't how Sikhi views the spiritual journey or mukti,it's a bit different,maybe some similarities can be their in this theory and the Sikhi theory but at core they are very different.

[@akaalilaalsingh96]

@@TECHNOSTARTERSS here's a video to listen to, it'll give you a view of the Sikh perspective kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWObgqyQjcp4npY

[@j.k.dhillon2801]

thank you for reacting as always - you guys are lovely. And yes! I think you guys would find a golden temple specific video interesting. ❤️

[@Moon0827]

Waheguru Ji 🙏

[@ਸਰਦਾਰਨਵਜੋਤਸਿੰਘ]

Waheguru ji ka khalsa Waheguru ji ki fateh ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ ਜੀ ਕਾ ਖਾਲਸਾ ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ ਜੀ ਕੀ ਫਤਹਿ

[@explorepunjab29]

You are doing great 👍, your reactions are seriously natural ❤️ love from panjab (india)

[@navjot_sidhu]

SatNam shri wahaguru

[@SukhdevSingh-bs8ss]

Satname Waheguru ji

[@navneetkaur2862]

Yeah, this guy really get the pronunciation correct 😍

[@jagpreetsingh3287]

Yeah his pronunciation of ‘Kacchera’ is correct. It’s also a sexual restraint.

[@daiwik8473]

jo bole soni haal sat sri aakal

[@viralzone4523]

The lights are always on in evening time to next morning in golden temple and it’s very beautiful in real view

[@jattporus1405]

It’s real gold

[@vinromtech2024]

Proud on you

[@fromsuperearth..3323]

Sikh means learning .learning name of one supreme light...

[@lokeshtiwary6044]

No sikh does not mean learning sikh word originates from shishya means disciple and sh is read as kh and it becomes sikh

[@fromsuperearth..3323]

@@lokeshtiwary6044 shishya menas same seekhne vala .agar ham koi kaam seekhe ge nhi to ham kuch seekh nahi sakte.har kaam seekhe se aata hai .

[@lokeshtiwary6044]

@@fromsuperearth..3323 the etymology of the word shishya or sikh isपुं० [सं०√शास् (अनुशासन करना)+क्पष्] [भाव० शिष्यता but as a gist , you can take it as a 'learner '

[@user-cv1jb9xv2p]

Guru Nanak Dev Ji is the second most traveled person in the world after Ibn Battiya- a Moroccan scholar.

[@lakhwindersingh8015]

Very proud tbe sikh

[@indystar2007]

Hi guys.. regarding the lights, they are always on come nightfall... A breathtaking sight... day or night... 🙏🙏

[@sahibachahal1529]

Whole Golden temple is made of pure gold

[@jotkiransingh6923]

Waheguru ji da khalsa Waheguru ji de fateh

[@jotkiransingh6923]

🙏🙏🙏

[@akaalilaalsingh96]

Peacock feathers and Fly Whisks of Yak Hair have been used historically on kings and holy men and women, they're used even now,for driving away insects and for air.

[@irhdaily]

Thanks for the info😀 I knew there had to be some use for them😂

[@AmritSinghKhera]

No brother, its not for flying insects and air. for this fans were used separately( you might have seen those long fabric fans). It is representation of lordship, kingship whatever regional language may define for the highest being present. Its the symbol(well not just a symbol) of being in service of Guroo( politically kings received this treatment and guroo sahib is king of kings)

[@akaalilaalsingh96]

@@AmritSinghKhera nahi ji these had both practical and spiritual purposes,they're even called fly whisks,they had both purposes, denoting royalty and spirituality as well as getting rid of insects and providing some amount of air.even the Chaur that is done on Shabad Guru ji has both the symbolic significance (of spirituality,and even of royalty too in this case as Aad and Dasam Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji are our kings (Sachhe Patshah) and to also ward of insects that might damage the copies (saroops) and this is specially specific for old hand written saroops as they more vulnerable to damage.

[@AjitSingh-qv3xj]

7:00 I was literally in the video. So cool to see that lol

[@harjaapdhaliwal8598]

Happy Guru Gobind Singh g birthday to all

[@jassrajput1008]

Dhan dhan guru Nanak Dev Ji🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jagjeetkhanduja3430]

Sister and brother thank you very much guru nanak gave three pillars for life work hard honestly. Take good deeds as your faith and believe in humanity thought. Waheguru means from this world darkness only guru (kwoledge)(education) will be key of life. Believe is body is science mind and soul is happiness have a good day by bia waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki Fateh 🇮🇳 Nation first 🙏 love to indian soldiers ❤️ take care ❤️ from India 💖 to you both. No matter you live long or short but it matter how did you lived in your life let us grow humanity by guru s knowledge and blessings 🙏

[@Europe19946]

Thank u and kept it up guyst

[@harleenkaur7973]

You guys can learn more about the golden temple from this documentary. Here is the link - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWTZdGd9ZrCFq7s and can also visit Sikhnet channel to learn more about Sikhism. Waheguru ji ka Khalsa Waheguru ji ki Fateh !

[@ramsingh0202]

The holy book in the golden temple is always hand written,....but now it is published via printing is available in all gurdwaras over the globe

[@-ksahota-]

Mostly people worried about Kirpaan, is kind of small knife but is so different for defence to everyone 🙏🙏

[@bhavtaran5315]

Our gurus🙏 are immortals