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SPN Ji, I am not at all in disagreement with your opinion, about the european element in Sikh history.I have always said it was never fully explored and even Western writers were contend to seeking evidence about the Sikhs from within only the Indian subcontinent,and to a lesser extent the perisan records, when writing about Sikhs.There is a lot more as I have believed for long time that needs to be unearthed from the western writings that went away with those who were in india at that time back to their homelands. There is no doubt about that. But let us not repeat the same mistakes that we made within moghul records and the muslims and hindus who wrote what suited them about Sikh history, and we gullibly took it all lock barrel and key and today find, we are at logger heads with our own history, in various ways.In that we have also moved away frrom the true teachings of Gurus and find ourselves battling from all angles and at all sides....for the most petty of things.
SPN Ji, I am not at all in disagreement with your opinion, about the european element in Sikh history.I have always said it was never fully explored and even Western writers were contend to seeking evidence about the Sikhs from within only the Indian subcontinent,and to a lesser extent the perisan records, when writing about Sikhs.There is a lot more as I have believed for long time that needs to be unearthed from the western writings that went away with those who were in india at that time back to their homelands.
There is no doubt about that.
But let us not repeat the same mistakes that we made within moghul records and the muslims and hindus who wrote what suited them about Sikh history, and we gullibly took it all lock barrel and key and today find, we are at logger heads with our own history, in various ways.In that we have also moved away frrom the true teachings of Gurus and find ourselves battling from all angles and at all sides....for the most petty of things.
