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MahakaalAkali • 4d "Everything happens for a reason." This isn't necessarily a statement of duality. All of Sikhism is derived from logic + reason. When something happens beyond logic and our ability to reason, we just say, "everything happens for a reason", meaning, it happened for reasons beyond our ability to reason (but we are fine with that, as it is just hukam). That doesn't necessarily mean the person is stuck in duality; that all depends on how the person copes with it. If he just blows it off and goes on with life, then that's fine. If he gets mad or depressed, then he's definitely stuck in duality. As Sikhs, we should always be trying to reason what's happening around us; that's the only way to know when another is acting completely unreasonably. If we stop doing that and just blindly accept adharmic actions from another, then how do we know when to retaliate? WJKK, WJKF.

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