Everyone here is smart enough to follow things according to his/her wisdom
not so dear friend, I consider myself severely lacking in the wisdom department. All of us have found something, some facet of Sikhism that we grab on to, some are lucky to have found two or three facets, and there is a tiny minority that have a real understanding of what it is to be a Sikh, of what it is to really believe in Waheguru. Some might say to really believe in Waheguru you need to look like the real deal, some might say you need to say the prayers as noted in the SRM, or to love God, or to develop some meaningful relationship with a deity, many, including myself, get stuck on one facet, and believe if we develop that facet, we will find the understanding and wisdom we sorely need, but we are wrong. In every field you will find specialists, in medicine, there are countless fields one can be an expert in, in Sikhism this is not good enough, you need to master every facet of Sikhism, and give due balance to all of the facets, the look, the spirituality, the learning, the devotion, the caring, the seva,
Tejwantji is rightly concerned, as indeed am I, when one facet is lauded and pushed above all the others, I push seva, and the help of others, together with understanding and harnessing the thieves, Chazji pushes meditation and sprituality, Tejwantji pushes pragmatism, some are good at understanding Bani, as individuals we are nothing, but as a sangat, we are Khalsa.
I have lots of time for Chazji, I do not agree with him on all matters, but his heart is true, as is Tejwantji's, they are wolf and man, black and white, a perfect balance, somewhere in the middle lies the truth.
