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surely to ask, is to question Hukam, to question wisdom of Creator, is it not better just to do ones best?
surely to ask, is to question Hukam, to question wisdom of Creator, is it not better just to do ones best?
if he knows the question before you ask it, why ask it?<!-- google_ad_section_end -->
Praying is waste of time there is no one at the other end listening to it. Even if there were I would say they know better than you and does not require your " recommendations "
I find Gurbani very interesting. The only way to benefit from it is to study it, draw wisdom and truth from it and test it in the lab of daily life. Being a good Sikh is only being a good student nothing more.
Its silly to pray to guru to give some one space in his charn when they are dead one must find that space while they are alive. " Jo karn hout so na kio, pario lobh kay phand, Nanak samio Ram gayo, aab kion rovat aandh.
It's called Sanatan Sikhi, the original nihaangs follow it, and the nirmalas and the udasismaybe Bhenji, that is a matter of opinion, however I would say my remix is a bit more faithful to the original than the mixture of Hinduism and Sikhism that not even 7 random people seem to like swordfight
Spji,
we are veering away from the topic, I do not find that a valid comparison.
The whole, 'please do this for me' prayer I find incompatible with Sikhism, We touched on it earlier, there are no set times for prayer, one should be in touch with Creator 24/7, with the only reward being the bliss of connection,
Surely, ask not what your Creator can do for you, but what can you do for your Creator