Only Guru Nanak Can Move This!

[@thespiritualseeker2189]

Serving Food is the mist pious n holy thing to do whether u r religious or not. I have visited lots of Gurudwaras n they all serve food to all;isn't it such a wonderful thing? Salute to the Sikh Religion n Guruji himself for such a noble teaching.

[@KarlRock]

Nothing is greater than serving others 🙏🏻

[@hottestheart]

Karl Rock There is ONE basic astonishing difference found from the study of ALL religions. All Prophets and Gods, other than Sikh Gurus didn’t give any importance to wrote their religious scripture books themselves. Sikh Scripture, Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji was written and compiled by Sikh Guru's themselves. and its ONLY scripture in the world that was written and compiled and checked by the prophets/Gods themselves. Gurus in fact created a whole NEW LANGUAGE called Gurmukhi and even CREATED ALPHABETS from scratch to put SGGS divine teaching in writing themselves. No other religious Book whether its1. Torah, Jewish religious book was not written by Moses the Jewish prophet.2. Bible, Christian religious book was not written by Jesus the Christian prophet.3. Quran, Muslim religious book was not written by Muhammad the Muslim prophet.4. Geeta, Hindu religious book was not written by Krishna the Hindu God, Ramayana was not written by Rama the Hindu God, Shiv puran and Vishnu puran are not written by Shiva and Vishnu the Hindu Gods.5. Pali and Mahayana Sutras, Buddhist religious books were not written by Gautam Buddha the Buddhist prophet.6. Agamas Sutras, Jainist religious books was not written by Mahavir Jain, the Jainist prophet. These scriptures are claimed to be direct words of god in the all respective religions.Why other God or prophets didn’t wrote themselves?Why didn’t they thought of it’s as a vital process of preserving their own uncorrupted real teachings?

[@thespiritualseeker2189]

@@lapsysingh4186 Type karo acche se... With proper grammar n meaning.

[@davidsingh8958]

Robert Bale good man

[@manigopal92]

Hey Carl. It's my birthday today. And you took me to a Gurudwara. Thank you.

[@KarlRock]

Happy birthday!

[@manigopal92]

@@KarlRock Thanks a lot Karl. You made my day 👍🏻

[@arshgill7608]

Dr. MG M Happy Birthday 🎂

[@rohandanielisaac8107]

Happy Birthday mate :)

[@manigopal92]

@@arshgill7608 Thanks a lot my friend

[@Sagarjk333]

Sri great guru nanak ji is guru of india,i am hindu but i stronly belive in sri guru nanak ji,sri satnam waheguru😊🙏

[@gurgurgur]

Nanak dav ji das mann day han parmatma da apnay app nu . Miracles ajj vi hunday han jay payar sachA howay bina discrimination tao payar howay

[@punjabishayri6880]

Guru nank dont believe in miracles .he teach to live life with honesty nd to see every human equal .he also teach to give ur 10% of ur income to needy ppl .Guru nank dev ji tells to live ideal life .there is lot to learn from Guru ji which we can read in Gurbaani like japji sahib .If u wanna know about Guru nank ji u hv to read the whole journey of their life.

[@KarlRock]

Thanks bhai

[@Jay_Kay_Redpill]

I never heard of the exact 10% of income statement before, where did you get that from? Unfortunately like many other religions, wise and philosophical people like guru Nanak dev ji get turned into god like superhero's who can move rocks and perform miracles. That of course is complete nonsense made up by uneducated people or those who wish to manipulate the masses. We should respect these wise men of historic significance and continually learn as they did and aspire to be as wise as them, not idolise them as gods and pray to them hoping that they will somehow save our soul!

[@dpsingh_287]

Jay_Kay it’s called daswandh if I'm not wrong .

[@punjabishayri6880]

Jay_Kay dashvandh means 10% .dsh means 10 in punjabi and vandh means part and it is not necessory by money u can do it by physical work voluntary .it is not been said ur forced to do so it is just massage by guru to make other ppl life easier .

[@dpsingh_287]

@@punjabishayri6880 right.

[@Bhupinder326]

washing feet and hands before entering the Gurdwara is to keep cleanness of premises of Gurdwara building, it is also some similar to "Vaju" performed by Muslim brother before entering Masjid

[@sukhiikaur2583]

Yes truly said I was also going to say same thing.

[@thepoorsultan5112]

Sorry, to say but first of all it is Wudhu, secondly it is not done to enter masjid, but rather to pray And it doesn’t matter if you are in masjid or home, you have to do wudhu before praying your prayers!

[@AshishSharma-bl7we]

@@thepoorsultan5112 thanks to clear that

[@M7KKHAN]

@@thepoorsultan5112 its trues isnt it evry religion has a bit of islam of it

[@thescentofsoil.436]

Bhupindar Singh 👍👍 u r right

[@kirtankeys]

The Lord himself entered this world in the form of Guru Nanak to save humanity. Waheguru. Dhan Guru Nanak 🙏

[@ਅਨਮੋਲਸਿੰਘ-ਵ4ਧ]

I proud to be an INDIAN sikh 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@indranilsarkar1346]

Im not a religious person but I just watched this because you are an amazing person! Not because you are a foreigner or you talk nice things about my country but because of your honesty and humbleness as an individual and it really inspired me to see even after the difficulties you may have faced in India being a foreigner you are still so compassionate to everyone! I remember my gf taking me to Gurudwara in New Delhi and I loved every bit of it even though I'm not religious but trying to work on my spirituality. The people inside Gurudwara was amazing to us. Hope you keep enjoying India and I wish you and your family good health and happiness!

[@jugjeetsinghcheema1514]

Sat Sri Akal karl paaji🙏

[@ZaZa-kb3rq]

Hello from South Africa. Love your videos. Hope to go visit India soon. Really appreciate your videos . You give such a honest perspective of all you encounter. Thank you

[@jigggro]

bubblegum culture howsit laanie?

[@lapsysingh4186]

Not India but panjaab

[@Prem07891]

Please visit Golden Temple in punjab India

[@gurnoorsandhu1152]

Most welcome bubblegum.. must come to Punjab..

[@akiyatan]

lapsy singh Yup Punjab where all the top ministry is Sikhs and it has the highest drug problem in India. Also India had a Sikh Prime Minister for ten years and still didn't do shit for the community. Khalistani landus are only internet warriors. Fight your battles hard but carefully Lapsed Singh.

[@petalb8992]

Karl im in the uk and love watching your vlogs i wanna go india so bad its been about 15 years since i last went. Really appreciate your video's can they be abit longer please 😊 thanks mate

[@xstrawarot]

Much changed bro, 15 years in times of globalisation means a lot

[@kanwargill3749]

Please dont bring east india company with you this time :p

[@treetreeyo]

Guru Nanak Dev Ji was a teacher of spirituality. He taught spirituality. And only Saints are designated by the Almighty to teach spirituality. Saints are God's messengers, in all places and in all ages. Certain souls are yearning to return back to the Almighty and Saints come to this world to beckon them to return Home. I read something about the miracles in the comments section. It is true that Saints don't perform miracles but miracles do happen wherever they are. They are not ordinary people. They are God's messengers and come out of God. It can be likened to an ocean and it's waves. The Almighty is an Ocean and Saints are It's Waves. Thank you Karl for visiting the Gurdwara and creating this video. Your Hindi and Punjabi is perfect.

[@garagebandbeatsios1722]

Hey! Punjab is my home!! Thank you so much for making a video about our culture! ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ

[@meakpreet1702]

I’m from Punjab and it so cool and such a pleasure that so many other people from all around the world vist the guadwara.🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@asmhsn6968]

I like how you say "na" in the end of your sentences, just like at 0:26

[@mr.knewyork5843]

Living in India changed his way of talking lol

[@harwindersinghsaini5146]

Its common in european and african as they live with indians

[@SocialistFinn1]

@@mr.knewyork5843 Europeans do it too lol

[@mr.knewyork5843]

@@SocialistFinn1 Oh nice

[@kartikgupta711]

Karl... Guru is a teacher who teaches us how to attain salvation and how can one merge with the one almighty. Without guru, no one can attain salvation nor can anyone walk the paths. Guru Nanak ji was one such guru, who had attained enlightenment within at a very young age.

[@EntertainmentWorldz]

great video bro

[@kg6071]

@alien house shame on u

[@naksu143]

SERIOUSLY 22 GUYS DISLIKED IT KARL BRO GOOD EFFORT I CAN LITERALLY HEAR YA BREATH RISING...THANKS FOR HARD WORK U DO SPECIALLY FOR US INDIANS ..WITH YOUR VIDEOS WE SEE PLACES WE HAVEN'T SEEN.

[@kabirsingh5895]

Sikhs wear Turbans, as a symbol of their religion. We can differentiate a Sikh from a crowd this way. It is also to cover their head, a symbol that Sikh is a saint as well as a soldier. In olden times, people used to have long hair, and so they all used turbans to cover their heads, but people don't keep long hair. So, Sikhs keep that tradition alive too. #ProudToBeASikh

[@akiyatan]

KB SINGH Sikhs are some of the strongest and bravest men of India. Indian motherland is proud to have Sikhs as it's family and will always will. Nanak Naam Chardikala tere bhane sarbat da Bhala.

[@harkiratsinghmarwah7036]

No veerji! Covering our head is a mark of respect to guru sahib and akal purakh ji🙏

[@luckyrefrigeration9825]

@@harkiratsinghmarwah7036 sirf Sher per kapda rakhne ka matlab yah hai ki mera husband waheguru ki God ki chhaya mere sar par hai

[@zeepeesih1321]

Hello Karl Rock, first thanks for making such a wonderful video and being so respectful for the Guru Nanak Dev Ji. Let me clear you all that why we cover our head while entering gurudwara sahib. When we cover our head in front of anybody, it symbolizes that we accept that we are under his command and we do follow him. I accept you as my Master, I wholly surrender myself to you. You must have seen this covering of head in many religions and even in all militaries. When we put on the cap, it has a badge of that military. When we don't cover our head, it means that we are by our own self and we don't need anybody 's guidance. So I hope your doubts must be clear by now. As a matter of fact in India even while bowing to our elders, we cover our heads. It gives a great sense of pride and responsibility to the elders too. Thanks once again, you are a good man.

[@udayrathod3786]

That view man, that awesome view. Just wow. Great food, Great view and Great Teaching, i could stay there for my entire life.

[@udayrathod3786]

@johny johny Yes papa wahe guruji da khalsa wahe guru ji di fateh

[@dauntingrider]

All Hindus love Sikhs because this religion is always available for our help and protection. No other religion is near Sikhs.

[@50calorie82]

Umesh Singh Protection and service of all of the Humanity.

[@kaurageouswarrior1496]

We like to say Guru which is very different from Prophet to us so please address them as that next time. Just thought it would be good to let you know.

[@kaurageouswarrior1496]

Yea that's what they want us Sikhs to believe but we aren't here to protect Hindus nor harm then but simply for the fact to fight injustice and find the true way to meeting God. We are nowhere near Hindus nor anyone else.

[@ericsingh7469]

Waheguru ji mehar krn tuhade te.

[@followthebakri4814]

Sarah R ... just asking, i ur no where near Hindus, how come every gurujis names r same as Hindu names ! JUST ASKING ?

[@DVLOGSYT]

Covering head with a cloth is consider sacred in Sikhism

[@rajvinderkaur7513]

Waheguru ji waheguru ji

[@punjabijattful]

Hello mo Vlogs

[@AmandeepSingh-sp6rk]

DVLOGS no it is not considered as a sacred thing rather giving the respect to the almighty before entering the temple is why the heads are covered

[@sarbjotsingh2294]

DVLOGS we cover hair to keep the positive energy inside our body which travel through hair

[@DVLOGSYT]

@@AmandeepSingh-sp6rk 👍🏻

[@inderpreetsingh2391]

We cover our head in respect of our guru It's a culture in India To cover head before our elders Also We should cover our head Bcoz our head is the important part our body As we see in many pics Most of the saints prophets and even their disciples have covered their head and kings too It shows the respect to the self also Also Head is considered as a treasure And we need to cover this treasure to preserve it, make it safe That's y my brother We cover head And I also say that I can explain only a little Real thing is when When I cover my head with Dastaar Turban Then everyone see us and say us Sardar ji A leader And it feel proud to be a part of this culture and religion Really thank you so much for your efforts and believe and faith in Guru Nanak dev ji and his teachings To explore it Thank you very much Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh

[@RajaBhaiyaBrazilWale]

Thanks to that guy, who was explaining you. He said correct!! He's guru!! :)

[@mannydhillon5221]

Raja Bhaiya Brazil Wale yeah he is guru and messenger . According to Guru Nanak , true god is singular, inclusive , not in any human form . Its is form of energy. Which we can feel by meditation and serving humanity eg langer . We call it wage guru . Which is not human form , just a energy

[@aaak3590]

Vaheguru ji please watch the Basics of Sikhi videos and you will find a deeper meaning to what Guru shaib was.

[@RajaBhaiyaBrazilWale]

Thank you very much friends!! Jo bole so nihaal, Satsriakaal!!

[@bobsingh935]

You have no knowledge of who Guru Nanak ji is you are just babbling like fools and bleating like sheep 🐑

[@RajaBhaiyaBrazilWale]

@@bobsingh935 Paaji aap samjhaona hame!! :) Gussa kyon ho rahe ho. Paaji kadhi has vi liya karo!! :D

[@sandeepsandhu4286]

The simplistic and the easiest reason to cover your head is...its a mark of respect for the almighty. In all Indian traditions you cover your head, take your shoes off ( so as not to physically dirty the holy place) and bow down to accept his/her blessings with the cleanest and purest mind body and soul. You would also have noticed most Indians bow down and touch the feet of their ( direct and indirect) elders for similar reason....blessings and wisdom from the elders...

[@GURWINDERSINGH261992]

Love from Punjab Thanks for sharing your thoughts

[@gurkirankaur2400]

ਸੁਣੀ ਪੁਕਾਰਿ ਦਾਤਾਰ ਪ੍ਰਭੁ ਗੁਰੂ ਨਾਨਕ ਜਗ ਮਾਹਿ ਪਠਾਇਆ || ਚਰਨ ਧੋਇ ਰਹਰਾਸਿ ਕਰਿ ਚਰਣਾਮ੍ਰਿਤੁ ਸਿੱਖਾਂ ਪੀਲਾਇਆ || ਪਾਰਬ੍ਰਹਮ ਪੂਰਨ ਬ੍ਰਹਮ ਕਲਿਜੁਗ ਅੰਦਰ ਇਕ ਦਿਖਾਇਆ || ਚਾਰੇ ਪੈਰ ਧਰਮ ਦੇ ਚਾਰਿ ਵਰਨ ਇਕ ਵਰਨੁ ਕਰਾਇਆ || ਰਾਣਾ ਰੰਕ ਬਰਾਬਰੀ ਪੈਰੀ ਪਵਣਾ ਜਗਿ ਵਰਤਾਇਆ | ਉਲਟਾ ਖੇਲੁ ਪਿਰੰਮ ਦਾ ਪੈਰਾਂ ਉਪਰਿ ਸੀਸ ਨਿਵਾਇਆ || ਕਲਿਜੁਗ ਬਾਬੇ ਤਾਰਿਆ ਸਤਿਨਾਮੁ ਪੜ੍ਹਿ ਮੰਤ੍ਰ ਸੁਣਾਇਆ || ਕਲਿ ਤਾਰਣਿ ਗੁਰੁ ਨਾਨਕ ਆਇਆ ||੨੩|| ਵਾਰ ੧ || The Provider Lord listened to the cries (of humanity), Guru Nanak descended into this world. Washing His feet and praising God, he got his Sikhs to drink the ambrosial nectar (of humility). In this Dark Age, he showed all gods to be just one. The four feet of Dharma, the four castes were converted into one. Equality of the King and beggar, he spread the custom of being humble. Reversed is the game of the beloved; the egotist high heads bowed to the feet. Baba Nanak rescued this Dark Age; read ‘satnam’ and recited the mantra. Guru Nanak came to redeem this Dark Age of Kaljug. Bhai Gurdas - Vaar 1 pauri 23

[@sneakygnome-yt9436]

Since Sikhs are required to cover their heads when praying or out in public, that would apply in Gurudawara too, it is part of religious dress code and shows respect to the sanctity of the place.

[@KarlRock]

Thank you!

[@sneakygnome-yt9436]

No problem:)

[@manmeet4804]

Keeping the head covered shows modesty, that someone else is more powerful and respectable than us. God being the supreme, our heads need to be covered all the time in order to pay the respect. Thus, the most prominent reason for covering the heads in Gurudwara is respect.

[@ravsingh1576]

Great video 🙏🏽. Guru Nanak Dev Ji Maharaj is God in human form for Sikhs. Sikhs cover their head because we believe in the Dasam Duar (10th door/ consciousness) which is at the top of our head and opens up when meditating, chanting and connecting to God on a certain frequency. This can open at any time when we connect so we keep it covered. Vaheguru 🙏🏽

[@kanguernoorani4091]

Rav Singh Guru Nanak is not God , grow up man , read his bani to know about true God. If you have not realised God till now you have waisted your life .

[@undercover84]

@@kanguernoorani4091 oh Hello You Know Who Is The Real God Than Tell Me Also Bakwas Maari jndne aa loki Oh Wahe Guru Ji Kirpa kro ehna te Don't put Finger On Our Own Guru Ji Thode warge Ji Dasam pita te ungli chukkde c Oh Sade Pita ne Guru Ji Akal Purakh de roop Eh gal sahi aa k Guru Nanak Dev Ji Da v Ek God aa But Jo Eh Gal jaande ne Oh Enna Galla vich pende v nhi Kyo Ki Oh Esi Chaal vich pai jande ne k Oh V Ek Raaz Vixh Rall jande aa Na hi Kise nu das ponde aa Oh Guru nanak dev ji Wahe guru ji da roop ne Sattt Guru Nanak Pargatiya Mitti Dhund Jagg Chanan Hoiya Wahe Guru ji Mehar Kro Ji

[@kanguernoorani4091]

Love Star DC God is realised only by HIS grace , read bani of Guru Nanak with understanding so that you realise true God . " O VEKHAY ONA NADAR NA AYE BOHTA E VADHAN ." and please don't use abusive language.

[@lapsysingh4186]

Rav Singh guru sahibaan described themselves as servant (daas) of one universal being the supreme being!! So stop saying them god ,, , but we can connect to god only through guru ,, so guru plays a really big role in our lives

[@rampride55]

lapsy singh your all deceived ! Jesus Christ is the only true God ! He is above your gurus , your gurus will bow down to Jesus one day and confess him as Lord ! You must repent from your sins and trust Jesus as your lord and savior for salvation if you don't it's hellfire after death for you . God bless u in Jesus name

[@changetheworldchina]

I am American punjabi sikh.good bro.thanks from South San Francisco.CA

[@peacepiecepeas7664]

We cover head as respect to god who is supreme so we cover our head to pay respect to supreme ruler of the universe. And why we wash our legs because when we visit Gurudwara hygiene needs to be maintained when come from outside our shoes and hands legs are dirty with dust not pure so wash our hands and feet to clean bacteria and enter in to holy place. Thank you wahe guru.

[@waheguruwahegurutuheetu546]

Peace Piece peas Thanks dear for your kind info.

[@peacepiecepeas7664]

Wahe guru

[@sanjaythakur3623]

Still don't understand how covering your head with a turban is showing respect to God or your guru , I also don't understand why you want people who aren't Sikhs cover heads , washing hands and feet is logical

[@peacepiecepeas7664]

Sanjay Thakur bro ''tis rule by guru guru order don't question that's what Hindus are lacking trust the guru order and trust the guru rule. Covering your head is always sign of respect to elder in northern region it is sign and culture of people there.

[@peacepiecepeas7664]

Sanjay Thakur elder of family supreme god covering your head is the sign of respect like how you touch feet when some senior comes to you or guru comes to you it's ritual in northern region they cover head.

[@prabhsohal1194]

god bless you brother from all sikh community thank you to visit in gurduara shahib 🙏🙏 thank you so much.... you are truly gud human being

[@armyvaldro5489]

Just to clarify, guru nanak was the living embodiment of god, he was sent to the world to spread shubit. Much like Krishna was incarcerated of Vishnu or Jesus etc. He is in the same category, he was not JUST a teacher. To solidify this, it is said that nanak was the moon, the moon castes loght in darkness, we are living in kalyug, the age of darkness, ignorance and falsehood. Nanak is described as the moon in the darkness, we know the moon reflects the light of the sun. This means nanak is the reflection of god....MIC DROP

[@manrazbal6790]

While entering a gurudwara, the head is covered to symbolise respect towards the guru

[@gauravgehlot3543]

Jai ho guru nanak Dev ji 🙏 ki

[@needmoreramsay]

Absolutely amazing how you show us parts of the world most of us will never see. Thank you !! My only complaint, (and it's a BIG ONE) is that the video was so short. I was settling in, getting ready for 30-60 minutes of narration while you share a part of your life with us on this incredible journey.

[@KarlRock]

Thank you. Yeah, everyone says this to me hehe. I really like short and sweet videos. I just make the video as long as I think it should be and no longer. That landslide video I made was a good 12 minutes though :) Will try make longer videos anyway :)

[@needmoreramsay]

@@KarlRock thanks for the reply. I look forward to your future productions. I still have not seen most of your past videos. I try to ration them out so I watch a couple every week.

[@himanshu1111shu]

Wow i visited last week

[@zxerk4158]

I like the fact that you are going to different places and embracing religions and cultures and doing it with respect

[@RajaBhaiyaBrazilWale]

Oye hoye saade Karl Paaji, Karl Kaur! Satsriakaal :D haha Very nice bro. You're actually promoting tourism in India!!

[@zeepeesih1321]

OYE chhote you try to be funny but behave like stupid. What pride you got in telling him Karl KAUR.

[@RajaBhaiyaBrazilWale]

@@zeepeesih1321 paaji kadhi has vi liya karo! :D

[@harmanjeet5515]

Chotto u behave like dumb people

[@mgabrielle2343]

@@harmanjeet5515 kinay kidi bund wich ungal diti te aag da gola phat gaya.

[@prithsss9721]

Karl Kaur 😂

[@ritul2345]

I think Sikhs are the most likeable religion, they don't preach violence but to protect those who can't protect themselves and spread love. They are the most generous people and give so much back to the community. People from every relegion, caste, color, gender can go there without any hesitation.

[@KING-nk4tw]

Nice place I want to visit this gurudwara 💆💆

[@baljeetkaur2518]

Very well said guys. Guru Nana Dev ji indeed is a teacher who taught us the true path of life and how to meet God. Stay blessed everyone.

[@realharrysingh]

SIKHISM IS THE ONLY TRUE RELIGION IN THIS WORLD MADE BY LORD ALMIGHTY HIMSELF/HERSELF

[@gametasticps4549]

Right

[@ShellyGupta-ji]

Dear Karl you asked why we have to cover head in Gurudwara so for that you need to understand proper Indian culture, here in India the ladies cover there face (Ghoonghat) whenever they go in front of elders of the house.... So this is a gesture by them to show respect to elders of the house similarly covering head is a kind of gesture/ paying respect to precious Gurubani / Guru Granth Sahib Ji... 🙏🙏🙏love your videos u are doing a great job..... For us u are like unofficial soldier of INDIA 🇮🇳

[@RomieMocka]

Beautiful view from meditation area... ❤️

[@happy_khn]

Karl my man thanks for covering it. M here to thanks you on behalf of me and our sikh brothers ❤️❤️

[@sharanpreetkaur2248]

Waheguru g

[@honeykamboz1190]

Thanks for this Guru Nanak Dev ji Bless you always

[@a..d2062]

You cover your head, to protect the tenth gate !!! Your next question should be what is the 10th gate.

[@josephsonoftheuniverseahur6976]

I'm not Sikh but I know guru Nanak comes to help who call to him... It blew my mind.

[@TheLivingMonk]

nice Karl! Short and Sweet, Jai-ho! how was the prasadam meal they served there,what kind of sweet did you take ?(I love sweets ^^) Punjabis are great people in general, all of our neighbors in Montreal were from Punjab and either Muslim Sikh or Hindu all helped our Hare Krsna community so much. thanks for sharing the talk with the Sikh gentleman. In the authentic Vedic culture the Sikhs will act as the Kshatriyas (warrior class or governors), "Heroism, power, determination, resourcefulness, courage in battle, generosity, and leadership are the qualities of work for the Kshatriyas."(from Bhagavad Gita As it Is) - they would be engaged in political affairs and protect the general mess from both material and spiritual corruption. A nice example is in Canada our minister of defense is Sikh. Hare Krishna Karl ;)

[@coolwinds1585]

Sikhs, buddhist and jains are Hindus, whether they accept or not They are part of Sanatan Dharma family Ram-Ram _/I\_

[@senorlopez2564]

+coolwinds1 Ahahahah. Sikhs are not hindus, and never will be.

[@SSS-fk4lu]

No, we are not Hindus. Hinduism is very diverse. Do not say this again. However we are a Dharmic faiths and brothers to one another. Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, Jains, Taoist etc we are Dharmic faiths. We are very different to Abrahamic faiths Like Christianity, Islam And Judaism.

[@kawaldeepsingh776]

@@coolwinds1585 Sikhism is a dharmic faith just like Hinduism.but it's not Hinduism

[@TheLivingMonk]

kawaldeep singh there is not such thing as Hinduism

[@BeHappy-ci6nl]

Wao ! I am a Sikh... well done Bro 👍👍 Thanks a lot, I didn’t visit there, but I saw this with your help...

[@harsh.anttal578]

WAHEGURU JI KA KHALSA WAHEGURU JI KI FATEH

[@GurmeetKaur-ey2uw]

Guru nanak dev ji he is a god , and first guru . he tells us how we live our life. All problems of our life can finished when we says guru mantar waheguru.

[@Luck21st]

India= Land of Gods ! History starts way back 5000+ yrs ! 🙏

[@gagan77100]

lucky222 guru nanak travelled all over asia from saudi arabia red sea in west to burma in east from azerbijan caspian sea in north to sri lanka indian ocean in south.He is not guru of india or sikhs but of whole mankind

[@singhsingh4096]

Lucky 222 India = land of human rights violation. India was formed about 70 years ago, not 5000+ years.

[@sherrydepp176]

@@singhsingh4096 you need to learn about history of india.. India may be 70 years old name but akhand bharat was popular in those times. I won't go much behind but learn about chandargupt Era.

[@singhsingh4096]

Sherry Depp You're talking about the history of South Asia not India. The history of the republic of India started only 70 years ago. Chandragupta Maurya Empire did not include all of present day India and it included other modern day countries beside India. Bharat was not a popular term in Punjab at all. Punjabi literature from between 15th to about 18th century refers to land towards the east and south of Punjab as Hind or Hindostan, and towards the west of Punjab as Khorasan. Shah Muhammad (1780-1862), a Punjabi historian writes in his Jangnama: "Jang Hind Punjab da hon lagga, dove patshahi fauja bharia ne" The battle between Hind and Punjab is about to begin, both royal armies are strong.

[@sherrydepp176]

@@singhsingh4096 chandargupt ruled over present north india. Yes, he didn't rule some parts of south india. You need to read more. Whole asia was known as jumbo dweep once upon a time which was divided into 5-6 parts. BharatVarsh was one of them. It included Afghanistan to indonesia. There are still proof of this in Indonesia and cambodia.

[@kamaljitmalhi5294]

Very good veer ji waheguru satnam ji dhan guru nanak dev ji.....thxxxx lot💕💕💕💕👍👍👍👍

[@rend9987]

Please make more history videos like this

[@kaura106]

Gurudwara means Gurus' house. Anyone can come to Gurus' door to have food and seek blessings. We cover head as a form of respect to Guru/teacher and the almighty. We wash hand and feet to keep the place clean. Hope this answers any questions you may have.

[@armaan_deo]

Karl .... sikhs hv ten gurus means teachers who teaches the path to god , to do noble deeds and all of their teachings are written in a holy book shri guru Granth Sahib ji marked as the eleventh Guru , the last one !! Sikh believe in one God !!

[@nickikaur6150]

Thank you for sharing the video. How blessed you are sir my health does not allow me to travel that far to see the historical Gurdwara but with your effort I have seen it. God bless your family.

[@JK72843_]

Guru Nanak did not throw the rock but was thrown by a man-eating giant in anger. The villager had started to come and see Guru Nanak Dev Ji and brought gifts. The villagers then complained about the giant eating people and Guru Nanak said to them that he knows about this giant and has been sent by God to sort him. Guru Nanak told him to behave and respect the villagers. The giant got angry because he wasn't getting attention from people in the village. In a rage, he then threw the rock behind Guru Nanak, which turned into plasticine before touching his back. At that moment Guru Nanak only glanced at him once and the giant fell down from the higher place and died. The villagers, therefore, built a Gurdwara in Guru Nanak Dev Ji's name. Guru Nanak Dev Ji was the most powerful spirit on earth.

[@50calorie82]

Jaswinder Sahota Thank you Vir Ji , for telling the truth , Nanak is Nirankars Jot hence , Nanak in Guru Granth Sahib ji.

[@kanguernoorani4091]

can any body cook a better story , blessings of Guru will be on him .

[@JK72843_]

@@kanguernoorani4091 JI, I have just seen on youtube that Hindus are converting Pather Sahib or Nanak Lama to Hindu Mandir with the support of Indian millitary. Please share.

[@MrKhudh]

In the old times the kings used to uncover the heads of those who came to meet them as a sign of disrepect , to show that kings are superior than them. So , naturally when a devotee came to Guru Arjun Dev Ji(5th Guru Nanak) and tried to uncover his head but guruji stopped him because in guru's home everyone is equal, thats why everywhere in their teachings they use the word bhai(brother) to instruct us. And from that day onwards he instructed everyone to cover their heads while visiting gurudwara. In this way Guruji gives respect to anyone visiting .

[@friedicecreamfrozenfries4186]

Thank you for the info brother God bless

[@sprunk9988]

Guru ji didn’t move the rock a demon pushed it down the hill trying to kill him but when the rock touched him it turned to wax and the demon was mad that he wasn’t able to kill guru so he kicked it and burned his leg and his leg imprint is in the rock aswell

[@main490]

lol great story..i heard nanak had flying abilities as well

[@sprunk9988]

punjabi ur not a Singh

[@main490]

@@sprunk9988 yes i am but i know difference between real and imaginary.. He was just an ordinary man with some knowledge and common sense.

[@ANGRYSCIENCE]

sometimes go to historical gurudwara you will understand reality then. all gurudwara have proof . so please go and check. also go gurudwara Nanak chir sahib @ Bidar and try to find from where the water is coming and try to take some researcher with u.

[@main490]

@@ANGRYSCIENCE do you really believe in this demon story? Read about guru nanak, he was against such things and he never performed miracles.

[@subhradeepkar8433]

Everybody in india loves sikhs...

[@derekmoody1358]

Jai guru! Western folks sadly lack faith but worship money. India had little money but lots of faith. Nanak blessings! the avatar/God energy comes in many forms. The beggar on the street....the rabid dog...the plate of food

[@AgricultureLover]

I realy thankfull to you Karl.Because you are showing that who are wear a turban.We are not muslims.We are Sikhs.Thanks

[@CrazyGaming-qi4vj]

Please visit Kerala also. God's Own Country.

[@Harshtuteja]

Sikhs are humble ❤

[@sangeetabhardwaj1626]

True..... Waheguru Ji

[@Shv-ib9gq]

You should get Indian membership

[@Shashanmk]

citizenship I guess you want to imply

[@alpha9353]

@@Shashanmk yes it citizenship

[@ladulaser]

If he marries his Indian GF, I guess getting an OCI card is among top 5 on the list over what to do next :)

[@lapsysingh4186]

HELLOTHERE lol he would be killed in politics of Hindus lol

[@eastman40]

Good work by you mate, spreading love and religion.

[@randhir4278]

Sikhs wear turbans so their heads were always covered it is a way to pay respect but nowadays as most people dont wear turban so they have to cover their head to enter gurudwara as opposed to sikhs whose heads are always covered by their turbans

[@amarjitkaur4891]

Ur Right

[@navpreetkaur393]

Yup

[@xm3405]

No sikhs wear a turban and keep their hair as a uniform to identify them as a sikh

[@mgabrielle2343]

@@xm3405 also to protect hair as hair is spiritual strength, hence why it must be protected and never cut .

[@Jut1911]

Another example of why Sikhs cover their head (and I may be wrong but as a Sikh I was told this) is it's the one part of the body where we connect with God whilst we pray, so we cover our head as it symbolises the connection with God. However, some other reasons are; identity, equality and respect.

[@digitalindia2150]

Sat sri akaal ,😊

[@hottestheart]

Sikh Turban means Royalty The symbolisms of wearing a turban are many from it being regarded as a symbol of sovereignty, dedication, self-respect, courage and piety. It is also sign of defiance towards oppression, In India there was a time when only kings, royalty, and those of high stature wore turbans. Even today, comprised the lower castes, mainly composed of peasants, laborers and servants. Many were literally owned by the upper castes and were severely maltreated. The Sikh Gurus (prophets/teachers) sought to uplift the downtrodden and make them the equals of the highest of the high. There have been times in the relatively short history of the Sikh nation that if one wore a turban, it was reason enough for his or head to be cut off by the tyrannical regimes of the time. The collective response of the Sikh Nation was "You may take off my head but not my turban." When many discarded their turbans, those that proudly adorned them in those times, even though it meant certain death,

[@chahal_s]

This is completely against what Guru Nanak actually taught. These amazing stories make us believe od some super human power, please take time and read Guru Granth Sahib which has Guru jis bani completely condemning this type or worship.

[@bobalpappa]

Karl Rock you are jst rocking: Great soul: God bless you

[@AGreatDayForHockey29]

Karl stop saying Seekh, it’s Sikh

[@KarlRock]

Oooooops. Thanks for the correction!

[@sahotaquack1]

Calm down, its just a matter of pronunciation

[@haider2833]

Kovid Bhayana No offense LOL! but he'll understand when you tell him to pronounce sickh.

[@KarlRock]

Using hindi script is the best way to help me get my pronunciation right, सिख not सीख.

[@Hashslingingslasher-]

thats a neat fishing rod, catches 2 fish at once

[@MrAvoidrange]

Guru ji doesn’t perform miracles he does what we call kripa. 🙏🏻

[@Sam_-fk6mz]

Guru is *the way* not *the God* .

[@TheMandeep5000]

Yes right, also Shri Ramchandra & shri Krishna ji was not the god.

[@LovepreetSingh-kj6bh]

Guru Nanak dev g god da Avtar ne ,god hi ne

[@TheMandeep5000]

@@LovepreetSingh-kj6bh Bai, Avtar ne Rabb da Roop Han,

[@radicalkills123]

God is Guru and Guru Is God, Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji was God himself...

[@prithsss9721]

@@TheMandeep5000 fuddu spotted..go wash ur face

[@nidhibhala9608]

Satnaam shri waheguru ji, god bless u veere🙏🙏

[@sellingogforniteaccounts238]

More scamming videos plz :(

[@krishnagupta1419]

Where do you live

[@sellingogforniteaccounts238]

krishna gupta me ?

[@hsthast7183]

U r required to be scammed in order to make a "scamming video" 😂. Its not that simple.

[@KarlRock]

Yes bro, this Friday there is one. And 3 more coming.

[@sellingogforniteaccounts238]

Karl Rock yay!!!! I’m excited 😊

[@DS-mh3cm]

❤❤❤Thx for ur information sir appreciate it for Darshan . 👍🙏

[@benpatino1169]

Haha I remember watching your older videos where you weren’t exactly fluent and your speech was different. Now you sound really good and even speak like them. Great video

[@GurmitSingh-px7vc]

A Sikh covers his or her head before entering the Gurdwara Sahib out of reverence for our Mighty Guru, Guru Granth Sahib Ji! All prayers are recited with the head covered for the same reason. Langaar is sacred too. We prepare it with reverence. Langaar is prepared & eaten, too, with the head covered - the ultimate respect for our Guru & The Holy Scriptures. Guru Granth Sahib Ji is our Eternal Living Guru. It is not a book of knowledge. When a Sikh is in crisis, he goes before his Guru Granth Sahib, does his supplication to God, then takes a Hukumnama - reading of a passage from the Guru Granth Sahib, in a specified manner, this is his or her answer to his prayers. Bingo! The Guru - He always gives you a direct answer to your question & worry! God speaks to His Sikh through Guru Granth Sahib Ji. So, covering one’s head is the minimal bar of awe & respect for our Mighty Guru.

[@sukhs1317]

Thank you so much for posting this video. I’ve never been to this Guru duwara. God bless you stay safe

[@jsb4737]

GOOD JOB BRO..! "WAHEGURU JI BLESS YOU"

[@charanmeetsingh728]

In older days like some 800-1000 years ago, people used to wear turban as a sign of respect for their elders and teachers. And now coming towards the question, why people require to cover their head while in Gurudwara? It is because the presense of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji (the holy scrpiture of sikh religion) in the Gurudwara sahib. because, in sikhism the Granth Sahib ji is not just a holy scripture, we believe in Granth sahib ji as our living guru as the name suggest Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji and to show our respect and dignity to our Guru(teacher), we cover our head while in Gurudwara. In Sikhism, we believe that Guru Granth Sahib Ji gives us the right path towards the GOD or we can say that by implementing the teachings of Guru, we can come closer to GOD and get free from the cycle of Life and Death. thus everyone who is entering in Gurudwara should show respect to Guru (teacher) who help us connecting with GOD. hope this will help.

[@manncheema5477]

Great buddy... Guru Nanak Dev ji di Fateh🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@factsadbhut]

U will b amazed after u see the honesty of south indians

[@gurwinderatwal4644]

Covering head is sacred and act of respect through our GURU GRANTH SAHIB JI

[@jasnoorsingh3978]

I love u baba ji plz sab te mehra kero tusi bhut change ho

[@amitvashisth3965]

Karl you ROCKS

[@aakashrandhawaofficial3108]

DHAN DHAN GURU NANAK DEV JI ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@guillermocaban4768]

Thanks for your information, living in a Sihks community in Queens, N.Y. has been helpful.

[@TheCreative_kaur]

Thank you veerji for respecting sikhi

[@arleenkaur6832]

Waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏Waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏Waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏Waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏Waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏Waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏Waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏Waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏Waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏Waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏Waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏Waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@shaunbasi3822]

Cool video Karl Rock

[@Harjotsingh-hk3zb]

Cleaning hands feet covering head most importantly gets you in the mojo and atmosphere to pray/ chant gods name = sikh belief :)