Unity & non-judgemental attitudes @ SikhNet

[@diggpal]

there's something about jagraj veerji when he speaks I feel so empowered as a sikh and as a human being....truly an inspiration

[@mj897]

I have learnt so much because he is so eloquent and well mannered.

[@maudemathildeh335]

I am so sad that Jagraj Singh is gone. He was unique. There will never be another like him😢

[@TheTurBanatorNOspace]

Maude Mathilde H then me must use him as an example- what a true gursikh looks like in the modern day We must atleast attempt to become like him and inspire others to be too

[@Code3SI]

I agree my heart breaks I miss him already his heart and soul were blessed

[@happyyug9536]

I really miss him too.

[@jeannedesilets9304]

I just found his videos a few hours ago. Many blessings to him. May his videos continue to touch even more and more of peoples' hearts and minds toward unity, peace and love in the divine. Has anyone else stepped up now who is bringing people together through education and sharing Sikhi values with such clarity to those who don't understand them? The world needs to hear these truth tellers.

[@nooneimportant2786]

It’s so remarkable that Jagraj have so much influence on us even beyond the transition from his body. Thank you so much 🙏🏼 for enlightening me and helping me walk the Sikh path.

[@ravisandhu5293]

Tuhade sareyaan te sacha paatshah g di barhee kirpa hai ..tusi Rab g di. Good book vich ho ..khush raho🙏

[@prabhsidhu9611]

Waheguru Waheguru, thank you to Basics of Sikhi and SikhNet for seva you do.

[@pawanpreetsinghdhillon8058]

I think we in the Indian punjab need a lot of talks like this so that we can break this punjabi mindset of we are the greatest and everybody else, other cultures, colors creed, cast are not as good as us. I think it is time we are told about this as we don't like to be told this, especially non punjabis. So for Sukhi to move forward we in punjab need to learn to be non judgemental. Guys keep it up you are doing a great job

[@jessika3288]

This video should have so many more views! "If my friends have virtues, I will share in them."- That quote by Guru Nanak Dev Ji from the SGGS sums up this entire video. Powerful!

[@irishcockneyrebel]

Yesterday I visited my local Gurdwara as I regularly do. I am a 2nd generation Irish Catholic lady - 49 years young! I have been overwhelmed and deeply humbled by the warm hospitality I always receive. I love the principles of Sikhi and feel Sikhi has made me a better person. I have such peace when I visit. However, yesterday I was shouted at by two Amritdhari men to 'get out' of the Gurdwara. They were in a parked car outside the Gurdwara. They then drove off before I had a chance to find out why they felt the way they did. I must admit I was shocked and saddened by this. I am not trying to hijack any body's faith - I will always be an Irish Catholic who loves all people. I especially admire and respect Sikhi - I always have. I always bow to the Guru Granth Sahib Jim and pay for my langar. As an Irish person, I have always been fascinated by how similar Irish and Punjabi is, in terms of colonialism, partition, family values and both countries being predominantly farming/agricultural economies. I think what upset me the most about what happened yesterday is that the guys were Amritdhari. It is my understanding that a true Singh would never have behaved in such a manner. I think Sikhi is a beautiful faith based on love and respect for all humanity, and it has taught me to be a better person. I love you all. Waheguru ji ka khalsa, Waheguru ji ki fateh. Jx

[@TheMrJaggasingh12]

You were shouted at because you were in a gurudwara? Kinda doesn't make much sense. If it's for no reason, just the fact that you go there, then it was silly for them to do that.

[@irishcockneyrebel]

Thank you for your reassurance 😌

[@84LA84]

Shouting at someone for coming to a place of worship makes no sense... Apologies on their behalf. 🙏🏼

[@--------K1NG--------00]

They were in the wrong. This is the opposite of what Sikhi teaches. Some people may have the appearance of a holy person but full of dirt on the inside

[@NSS831]

Most Sikhs would never do such a thing. Sorry that happened to you. Youre always welcome. If that ever happens again just ask some of the Sikhs around to assist or help you. Everyone is loved, welcome and equal under God and The Gurus eyes. Its always nice to hear about others visiting the Gurdwara. That made me happy :)

[@Rupinder-t5t]

I was waiting for basics of SIKHI team to Atleast answer my one comment just to stay in touch The kirpa was.... I met them today in gurdwara in person Amazing ...... Guru sahib kot painddaa chlnge Tuhade lyi 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 I am speechless today (July , 27, 2016)

[@basicsofsikhi]

nice to meet you too bhenji

[@Rupinder-t5t]

+Basics of Sikhi Also veer g could you repeat the names of the books we discussed today if you remember our conversation

[@khushwantsingh1286]

just super! blew my mind. Gurmustak and Jagraj make a great team

[@Onkarr]

Ironically I'm guilty of pointing out typos in basics of Sikhi videos! Another great discussion and a humble group of Singh's

[@kakuarora3015]

Awesome - calamity by Gurumasitac Singh (from sikhnet) 👍

[@jeannedesilets9304]

So glad the folks at SikhNet had the common sense to listen to Jagraj Singh.

[@ElisabettaLily92]

The tips at the end of the video are also very interesting, thank you!!

[@ElisabettaLily92]

Really nice talk. The only thing that made me feel sorry is the gratitude and acknowledgment I haven't seen when one finished talking. Just thinking of what to say next. I feel so lonely in society for this reason. Being sensitive is a gift and hard at the same time, I may be wrong but.. One of you may now what I'm referring to 😜 thank you so much to all of you❤️

[@Bik998]

You are right about people in general but these guys listened to each other intently and did nod to each other’s opinions. But yes there always room for more gratitude and acknowledgement 🙏🏽

[@Rupinder-t5t]

Very wise conversation 🙏🏻Waheguru

[@SunnyKooner13]

I hope this brings a change in our panth

[@sunnys5150]

We need to arm ourselves with knowledge!!!

[@rehmanw900]

that's Ahmed Deedat quote

[@sunnys5150]

+Abdul Rehman ummm I think that many people have quoted that my friend....

[@sohila5033]

I'm very greatfull for this video, learned a lot. This is what Sikhi is all about, dialogue with love.

[@jugrajsingh6091]

I like this conversation

[@happyyug9536]

WJKK WJKF, amazing video. Thank you for all of your sewa.

[@deepindr2396]

Guru Nanak Sahib says, "Jeta samund sagar neer bhareya tete augan hamaare" "Daya karo kich mehar upavoh doobte pathar taare". No one is perfect.. Only you can forgive me for my bad actions and sins and help me get across..

[@GursharnNagi]

Very informative. The instances they brought up are v true, we are becoming more n more like false followers, we shud appreciate the good n learn from mistakes, tats y in everyday ardaas we ask for forgiveness from akal purakh for mistakes done duin shabad kirtan, gurfateh

[@TheMrJaggasingh12]

This was already on facebook. Still an amazing and insightful video.

[@cowforces]

Are you a Bing supporter ?

[@TheMrJaggasingh12]

+Ravitej Singh Bing supporter?

[@cowforces]

because of your name.

[@TheMrJaggasingh12]

+Ravitej Singh Google upset me when they reformed KZbin a few years ago. I couldn't post a comment or do anything unless I created a Google+ account. I enjoyed KZbin a lot more back in the day.

[@cowforces]

I actually remember that happening, i also remember that the guy who uploaded the first video on youtube was very pissed about this change as well, you're right it was a bad forced move by Google.

[@irishcockneyrebel]

By the way, sorry for spelling mistakes. The curse of predictive text!

[@msingh6258]

Khalsa is the one who does not imitate the others' viewpoint I didnt't understand this from Bhai nand lal ji's code of conduct. Please explain ji. Waheguru ji ka khalsa Waheguru ji ki fateh ji

[@akaurb]

Beautiful video... nice to see basics of sikhi and sikh net on same platform... gud job... ur views are really of mahapurshs... we need to learn a lot as community...

[@radicalkills123]

Amazing Videos Keep it up

[@jobanpreetsingh8688]

Very nice brother

[@BhupinderSingh-dq9vp]

Wow

[@vashcreations5842]

This was so great and eye opening

[@jagpreetsingh3287]

Also, Sant Jarnail Singh Ji BHINDRAWALE’s FINAL wish was Unity Of the panth under same KESARI NISHAN SAHIB , Then we will get our homeland KHALISTAN

[@asingh6152]

Jagpreet Singh 💯

[@harry.singh.malton5911]

amazing

[@OpenCorridor-en3ox]

Great vid !

[@sunpreetsingh2918]

Only if Sant Jarnail Singh Ji Khalsa Bhindranwale had social media, he was saying this in the 70's.

[@amandeepkaurmalhotra4879]

jagraj veerji ....... tusi sacche gursikh ho

[@Nicholas.Tsagkos]

i have a question for b,o.s. Can gurudwaras host a man in need for some time?! i want to come to uk as immigrant and i would like a place to host me until i'll find a job and rent my own room there.

[@basicsofsikhi]

Most Gurdwaras do not have such provision at the moment. They should do, but they dont at present. YOu should look at couchsurfing websites and airbnb website

[@Nicholas.Tsagkos]

Basics of Sikhi ok Thanks for th answer, i hope they will have it soon, think about it. :)

[@danielcarr8103]

You made some great points... Reminds me of when I went to Golden temple and some Sikh singled me out for being white at the entrance and grilled me about not bringing tobacco or drugs into the Gurudwara when I hadn't done such things in years by Gods grace

[@jasbirkaurvillaschi8019]

these days so many tourists visit just to tick it off their places to visit list , without any understanding of the rules of attending a gurdwara, so please forgive him as he wants to make sure that no insult is done .

[@danielcarr8103]

Sorry but I disagree, I am not Christian but I guarantee if I had drugs, tobacco, and was presently drunk the Christians would welcome me with open arms and tell me I am in the right place and to come in to the church, they would see that I need to be there the most, not turn me away for lack of holiness, we need to aspire to this love and acceptance

[@kiratkaur2141]

+Daniel Carr you're example highlights an important difference between a Gurdwara and a Protestant Church. While Christians view a Church as buildings where people gather to worship together, Sikhs treat Gurdwaras as holy ground where certain rules must be obeyed because of the presence of the 11th Guru. IMO, this is due to the Protestant rejection of rituals and dogma associated with Catholicism along with Renaissance era emphasis in Western Europe on focusing on the lessons and teachings of the Bible as opposed to rituals like women covering their heads (which is still practiced in Eastern Orthodox churches). If you're looking for a religion that focuses purely on the mind, stick to Protestant Christianity or Buddhism as they're practiced today. Catholicism, Islam, Sikhi, Hinduism, and Judaism all have rules and regulations that must be obeyed, especially when visiting their "houses of worship".

[@danielcarr8103]

+Amrik Singh strange I thought loving and accepting all was of the heart not of the mind... Tell me what will enforcing rules and customs give u when u are rejecting and policing instead of loving and embracing?

[@danielcarr8103]

+Amrik Singh sorry but if I see a homeless drunk hungry man laying in the street smoking a cigarette outside of gurudwara there should be no issue with me brushing him off and taking him to Langar and hoping the Bani pierces his heart and raises his consciousness... Anyone who takes issue with an act of love like this out of "rules and respect" is worshipping tradition/ritual more than Waheguru who loves and accepts all

[@GurpreetSingh-zd7gv]

Saare ralle mille ne jo kisse nu changa lgda uh uhnu sambhda, prerda te bachaunda hai... te ek eh jagraj v aa jehda gori chamdi nu juaada pasand krda sikhi naalo... hope u too did bhangra on gurubani and yoga and shiv ling matha tek... kio 22

[@06ssingh]

I thought sikh net was run by jogi Bajan?

[@HS-mo1ii]

Gurumustuk Singh founded SikhNet, it’s actually quite interesting.

[@lumpyrex007]

Harmon Singh interrupts Bhai, to talk about humility. The irony...

[@lumpyrex007]

Harmon Singh. Waheguru waheguru

[@jagpreetsingh3287]

Punjabi culture Ruined the SIKH Culture

[@oneness2404]

36:40

[@GurpreetSingh-zd7gv]

3HO ton assin yoga sikhiyea te bhangre te hr pakhand te eh chwl gurubani nu manan nu tyaar nahi...

[@founderofself]

Funny we should look at the bigger picture as gurbani has taken us out of all this. The guy on right got judged for his external look as he didnt have a pyjama on...think deep about that. The EXTERNAL LOOK. Also sikhs in gurdware have pushed a lot of people away. Sikh kids r lost more then ever. U cant wear socks in darbar sahib. They have learnt nothing have they? From guru nanak dev jis story in mecca. Dont know whether to cry or laugh

[@AmanSingh0699]

Also if you think sikh kids are lost( i agree with you on this) how about preach/teach them about sikhi rather than commenting.

[@lumpyrex007]

@@AmanSingh0699 Very petty comment by you.

[@GurpreetSingh-zd7gv]

Basically 3HO is good and better than punjabi sikhi community, bullshit. Jagraj j Gurbani naa dsdi kisse nu te fe saare yoge shoge te shiv lingum ee krde hone c... koi dsege ki sahi hai kii nahi hai... te ehna nu dso fe v nii smjhde te kahi jaande love everyone... chwl bande...

[@sarbpreetkaur7511]

Waheguru ji ka Khalsa Waheguru ji ki fateh singhs What’s the best way to contact you , I am from Australia ? Can’t wait to speak to you