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Being born in a sikh family is a privelege grossly understated in our present day society. Leave apart the rest, we so called sikhs are the biggest to undermine the this privilege.

We tend to and are driven to seeing around, - what do we see - majority of the world fighting,quarelling,debating whether or not there is a GOD. Similar and much complicated discussions and debates offshoot. Everybody has opinions...views but few reconcile and agree to otheres'.

One privilege of being a sikh is that Guru Saheb took us beyond this doubt. That he is there and is one. Guru Granth Saheb starts on that note with '1'. And then he gave us the biggest gift. Opportunity to become a sangat. You know some, I know some....together we know double.

Now Now Now, poor we, good at division, divided ourselves, divided our simple philosophy. But did we stop there.... we took the next shot at the Guru Saheb itself.(one Guru in Guru Granth Saheb,,,,, Dasam Granth ....3 gurus ...14 Gurus...) but did we still stop ...... (padd chhed ..... larivaar) .... still did we stop ..... (dehdhaari.... namdhaari ....and so on)...but still did we stop ???????? (I dont know if we'll ever stop)

Sikh and his sikhi ..... could we have kept it very simple as it was meant to be....
"anek hai phir ek hai"

Guruka singh kee summed it up very nicely in the short answer to this question.........

Being born in a sikh family is a privelege grossly understated in our present day society. Leave apart the rest, we so called sikhs are the biggest to undermine the this privilege.

We tend to and are driven to seeing around, around - and what do we see end up seeing - majority of the world fighting,quarelling,debating whether or not there is a GOD. Similar and much complicated discussions and debates offshoot. Everybody has opinions...views but few reconcile and agree to otheres'.

One privilege of being a sikh is that Guru Saheb took us beyond this doubt. That he is there and is one. Guru Granth Saheb starts on that note with '1'. And then he gave us the biggest gift. Opportunity to become a sangat. You know some, I know some....together we know double.

Now Now Now, poor we, good at division, divided ourselves, divided our simple philosophy. But did we stop there.... we took the next shot at the Guru Saheb itself.(one Guru in Guru Granth Saheb,,,,, Dasam Granth ....3 gurus ...14 Gurus...) but did we still stop ...... (padd chhed ..... larivaar) .... still did we stop ..... (dehdhaari.... namdhaari ....and so on)...but still did we stop ???????? (I dont know if we'll ever stop)

Sikh and his sikhi ..... could we have kept it very simple as it was meant to be....
"anek hai phir ek hai"

Guruka singh kee summed it up very nicely in the short answer to this question.........

Being born in a sikh family is a privelege grossly understated in our present day society. Leave apart the rest, we so called sikhs are the biggest to undermine this privilege.

We tend to and are driven to seeing around - and what do we end up seeing - majority of the world fighting,quarelling,debating whether or not there is a GOD. Similar and much complicated discussions and debates offshoot. Everybody has opinions...views but few reconcile and agree to otheres'.

One privilege of being a sikh is that Guru Saheb took us beyond this doubt. That he is there and is one. Guru Granth Saheb starts on that note with '1'. And then he gave us the biggest gift. Opportunity to become a sangat. You know some, I know some....together we know double.

Now Now Now, poor we, good at division, divided ourselves, divided our simple philosophy. But did we stop there.... we took the next shot at the Guru Saheb itself.(one Guru in Guru Granth Saheb,,,,, Dasam Granth ....3 gurus ...14 Gurus...) but did we still stop ...... (padd chhed ..... larivaar) .... still did we stop ..... (dehdhaari.... namdhaari ....and so on)...but still did we stop ???????? (I dont know if we'll ever stop)

Sikh and his sikhi ..... could we have kept it very simple as it was meant to be....
"anek hai phir ek hai"

Guruka singh kee jee summed it up very nicely in the short answer to this question.........