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This is one way we get attached to looks and this is an obstacle in the straight path of Sikhi.

We are too focused on what people look like and judging them rather than seeing the light of Akaal Purakh in ALL human beings. 

 

"The world itself's just one big hoax. Spamming each other with our burning commentary of <banned word filter activated> masquerading as insight, our social media faking as intimacy. 

We all know why we do this, not because being egotistic makes us happy, but because we wanna be sedated. Because it's painful not to pretend, because we're cowards."

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6 hours ago, monatosingh said:

To be honest it's not a rule that is really followed nowadays.

I have seen countless Taksali's wearing another colour, no one says anything.

People shouldnt identify you as Taksali they should identify you as a Khalsa. That way they wont make an argument out of the topic.

actions speak louder than  clothes , as Sant ji and Guru Pita ji have said in Kalyug there wiull be many bhekhi sikhs in bana, the Khalsa will have to use bibek buddhi via gurmat gurbani kasvati  to sort out what is what .

All Coloiurs are Akal Purakh's  gifts to us , there is some thing to colours affecting us psychologically  red inflames aggression and if one wants to stay centered and calm it may help to avoid them. I have noticed  the mind under gurbani influence naturally steers away from lower frequency colours ...and towards the ones whose frequencies correlate to higher chakra centres e.g yellow, blue, violet white

 

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On 2/4/2018 at 12:30 PM, monatosingh said:

If you don't believe in that rehat then dont worry.

Dont want to start a controversial debate but historic paintings portay Guru Ji wearing red.

 

If anyone says anything just ignore them. Dont argue with fools. Fools are those who bring up such issues when they dont practice naam jaap or seva.

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On 05/02/2018 at 4:26 AM, Guest Don’t stress so much said:

Not wearing red/green is something that I was told when I took amrit. 

because red is associated with Hinduism and Green with Islam.  Khalsa sikhs are not supposed to be influence by other Dharams.

that's the point in not wearing Red (not following/getting the influence of other Dharams).  You lot are missing the point.  You are wearing red as a work uniform, I do not think it counts.  

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On 2/6/2018 at 1:39 PM, Guest Haridas said:

because red is associated with Hinduism and Green with Islam.  Khalsa sikhs are not supposed to be influence by other Dharams.

that's the point in not wearing Red (not following/getting the influence of other Dharams).  You lot are missing the point.  You are wearing red as a work uniform, I do not think it counts.  

The lgbt community uses the rainbow. Wearing any of these colors doesn't turn you gay. 

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On 06/02/2018 at 9:39 PM, Guest Haridas said:

because red is associated with Hinduism and Green with Islam.  Khalsa sikhs are not supposed to be influence by other Dharams.

that's the point in not wearing Red (not following/getting the influence of other Dharams).  You lot are missing the point.  You are wearing red as a work uniform, I do not think it counts.  

How the hell does wearing a <banned word filter activated>; colour instantly change your religion?

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On 08/02/2018 at 2:43 AM, GurjantGnostic said:

The lgbt community uses the rainbow. Wearing any of these colors doesn't turn you gay. 

100% agree. Red is a colour. If you're getting "deep sexual feelings" over wearing red then you need help. Red is not prohibited in the standard rehat for a sikh. Forget this jatha and that jatha - standard rehat for every sikh minimum don't care about colours because they don't matter. Wear whatever colours you want. You can wear blue, saffron, orange, and white and that instantly makes you an amazing sikh? Tell me... if you're an amritdhari who wears red now and a again and has a very good nitnem always doin sewa doing naam a lot has very high avastha... are they better than a blue orange and white wearing amritdhari who just about does bani minimal bani and other than that is just living life like the average person tries to fight 5 Vikkar now and again but just living normal life. Colours are so stupid to fight over... they don't matter. Funny thing is if you look at this Hindu army we are not allowed to look like they don't even wear red. We just believe anything nowadays and don't even research it. There is no such thing as a Hindu army. Stop fighting over dumb stuff. Wear what you want and if it's so much of a deal go and get a hukamnama. My guru isn't gonna do kirpa on me because my shirt or socks are red because if I look at them I need to go and relieve myself at the nearest toilet? Come on... where is this coming from. Naam and bani is stronger than any of this. Keep strong naam and bani and none of this red green bs will even effect you. 

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18 hours ago, monatosingh said:

How the hell does wearing a <banned word filter activated>; colour instantly change your religion?

Some proper deluded people here. Same old silly points over and over and they are so outdated and don't even make sense. 

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