What you said is very true. We shouldn't pass judgement on others. Even today, many Sikh parents force their children to keep their dastar's. However, what does a person learn from that? No Sikh will learn why they're keeping their hair by being forced to keep it. We will feel Guru ji and Waheguru within us when we are ready. So thank you, for speaking about this, in my opinion, all Sikhs should hear what you have said. And not just Sikhs, but even Christians, Muslims, and Hindu's alike.
I agree that, judgment and expectation are the culprit. They are the killers within any relationship.
Our new generation needs to be awakened morally to practice good moral character. They are required to be acquainted with the capability of bringing the better and bright future.
I do believe that expectation is a major culprit and a killer in any relationship.
We need such kind of conversations more often and available to our mislead and lost young generation. It is a call of the time to make future-building-hands stronger for helping them providing a stable one unified world.
I thank you both for the great message. Although i am not a Sikh this message has a broader audience.
I also have to point here that when you judge someone you always but always judge him from your EGO.compassion and love only exists beyond EGO .enjoy and respect the other's trip like yours.you can always express your opinion with love but what wonderful is to see the diversity of human here on this planet.we are here to live individuality but beyond this we all come from the same source NAMASTE
i enjoy watching ur videos,i like the way he explains things ,would like to see more of gurus videos ,thanks for posting
shiva3384 2 years ago 3
damn this guy is wise...i look up to him, it's so true...denial is so innevitable...n' it has to be impacted with experience...bivelle-well
YURTZYN42 3 years ago 6
The new background is little disorienting. I the like older ones are more natual and simple. Thank you.
It be great if you bring it back to natural place where the talk was given outside or in office.
followurbliss01 3 years ago
I like the talk on the topic about the "Average Joe" about the wake up call! it answers alot of questions! thanks, Fateh
Onkarr 3 years ago
thats a man of hi's words, thanks for the video.
oppedx 3 years ago
What you said is very true. We shouldn't pass judgement on others. Even today, many Sikh parents force their children to keep their dastar's. However, what does a person learn from that? No Sikh will learn why they're keeping their hair by being forced to keep it. We will feel Guru ji and Waheguru within us when we are ready. So thank you, for speaking about this, in my opinion, all Sikhs should hear what you have said. And not just Sikhs, but even Christians, Muslims, and Hindu's alike.
Poonipoonz 3 years ago 3
It's brilliant and marvelous.
A very good message I would say.
It should be reachable and accessible to many.
I agree that, judgment and expectation are the culprit. They are the killers within any relationship.
Our new generation needs to be awakened morally to practice good moral character. They are required to be acquainted with the capability of bringing the better and bright future.
Thanks for sharing
ajsmann 3 years ago
Great, Saying
Impressing and effective.
I do believe that expectation is a major culprit and a killer in any relationship.
We need such kind of conversations more often and available to our mislead and lost young generation. It is a call of the time to make future-building-hands stronger for helping them providing a stable one unified world.
ajsmann 3 years ago
I thank you both for the great message. Although i am not a Sikh this message has a broader audience.
I also have to point here that when you judge someone you always but always judge him from your EGO.compassion and love only exists beyond EGO .enjoy and respect the other's trip like yours.you can always express your opinion with love but what wonderful is to see the diversity of human here on this planet.we are here to live individuality but beyond this we all come from the same source NAMASTE
innertree 3 years ago 9
satnaam for your kindness and good heart
mariabonita423 3 years ago 3
What an excellent video, thank you again...
A few more on Yogi Bhajan would be nice too ;)
ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ
KhalsaSoulja 3 years ago 2
Whooooooa! nyce!
desiestjatt04 3 years ago
thank you for these video's - they are making a difference
paps102 3 years ago 2