michalholding
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- Jul 27, 2010
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What do you think of this interesting statement on our Sikh Gurus ?
I am a Sikh who is proud of his Hindu heritage. I allways knew this fact, but someone put it very beautifully. Read this -
The Sikh Gurus had Hindu names..
Nanak Dev - Dev is found in Sanskrit
Angad Dev - Angad is the name of a vaanar prince in the Ramayana
Amar Das - Amar means eternal in Sanskrit
Ram Das - Ram is another name found in Sanskrit literature, meaning perfect man
Arjan Dev - Means archer, reference to Arjun of Mahabharata fame
Har Gobind - Gobind is another name of Sri Krishna, so was Hari (which Har is likely derived from)
Har Rai - Rai is a common Hindu surname
Har Krishan - Krishna is the avatar of Sri Vishnu
Tegh Bahadur - His last name was also Rai
Gobind Singh - Again, Gobind is another name of Sri Krishna. His last name was also Rai
I mean - we have had problems with Hindus but does it make sense for us to cut our nose to spite our face ? Should we forget where we came from ?
Deleted un-necessary information. Debate and discuss. Do not swear and taunt.
I am a Sikh who is proud of his Hindu heritage. I allways knew this fact, but someone put it very beautifully. Read this -
The Sikh Gurus had Hindu names..
Nanak Dev - Dev is found in Sanskrit
Angad Dev - Angad is the name of a vaanar prince in the Ramayana
Amar Das - Amar means eternal in Sanskrit
Ram Das - Ram is another name found in Sanskrit literature, meaning perfect man
Arjan Dev - Means archer, reference to Arjun of Mahabharata fame
Har Gobind - Gobind is another name of Sri Krishna, so was Hari (which Har is likely derived from)
Har Rai - Rai is a common Hindu surname
Har Krishan - Krishna is the avatar of Sri Vishnu
Tegh Bahadur - His last name was also Rai
Gobind Singh - Again, Gobind is another name of Sri Krishna. His last name was also Rai
I mean - we have had problems with Hindus but does it make sense for us to cut our nose to spite our face ? Should we forget where we came from ?
Deleted un-necessary information. Debate and discuss. Do not swear and taunt.