Vouthon Ji, you truly are an inspiring star.
It's fate and hukam that our paths have crossed via these machines we call computer.
I was raised with a lot of christians and catholics and my first experiences of praising the true lord or creator were with the bible and St Lukes Gospel.
I learnt a lot from the bible and back then, I too, found many similarities in concepts once I started learning about sikhism.
What you bring to this forum, is very inspiring and amazing at times.
I have learnt much more from the information you have bought here.
What I find amazing is that I've always felt and known through my experiences that sikhs and catholics get on really well. I am close to many Irish Catholics and could never quite understand why they got on so well with sikhs. A couple of my sikh friends are happily married to catholics, and there are a few that are very close business partners.
I now understand that it is the way of life between us that unites. With these similar concept backgrounds, it becomes easier to blend in. The funny thing is that when I was in the UK, me and my Irish catholic friends felt that it was the disassociation of us with english ways and church of england etc.. that united us.
But I now realise that it was far from these divides that we felt apparent.
This journey has got more and more interesting for all of us. I look forward to new exciting ventures and issues.
It's fate and hukam that our paths have crossed via these machines we call computer.
I was raised with a lot of christians and catholics and my first experiences of praising the true lord or creator were with the bible and St Lukes Gospel.
I learnt a lot from the bible and back then, I too, found many similarities in concepts once I started learning about sikhism.
What you bring to this forum, is very inspiring and amazing at times.
I have learnt much more from the information you have bought here.
What I find amazing is that I've always felt and known through my experiences that sikhs and catholics get on really well. I am close to many Irish Catholics and could never quite understand why they got on so well with sikhs. A couple of my sikh friends are happily married to catholics, and there are a few that are very close business partners.
I now understand that it is the way of life between us that unites. With these similar concept backgrounds, it becomes easier to blend in. The funny thing is that when I was in the UK, me and my Irish catholic friends felt that it was the disassociation of us with english ways and church of england etc.. that united us.
But I now realise that it was far from these divides that we felt apparent.
This journey has got more and more interesting for all of us. I look forward to new exciting ventures and issues.