Prabhu Singh: Being a Sikh

Interviews from 2005 with my good friend and fellow blogger Prabhu Singh. He shares some of his experiences as a Sikh growing up in Espanola, New Mexico and his motivations and inspirations.

Category:

People & Blogs

Tags:

• sikh
• sikhism
• man
• khalsa
• spirituality
• religion
• challenges
• turban
• discrimination

[sizeyes]

Prabhu Singh, you are an amazing human being. I am honored to have heard you speak. God bless you

[Thesikhprincess]

he's a good person, God bless him

[gagant1]

I noticed I contradicted myself. Sorry about that. I still stand by my point that Sikhism has deep roots with India. I'm sorry you were born outside of India. I would urge you to read the Sikh history and it's significance with the place it originated from.

[EnergySingh1]

@gagant1 that didn't make sense.

[gagant1]

@EnergySingh1 India has four great religions. Sikhism is one of them and is the most balanced one in the entire world I believe. There is no denying it started in pre-1947 India therefore is it is to be assisted with India. It's origination and teachings are two separate things. Don't mix them. All of what you recite I already know.

[EnergySingh1]

@gagant1 sikhism believes in humanity, not nationality. i was born as a human, i respect humanity. sikhs don't belong to hindu society or india, they belong to the guru. "manas ki jat, sabah ekohi pehechano"- recognize all of humanity as one-the guru. if i have any fellows, they are humans, not indians. Majority of the sikhs in india don't even know the names of the gurus, so no, i'm glad i was born out of india.

[singhsamra1000]

@tonyr00 why are u jealous if somebody is following sikhism..u cow piss drinkers.its nothing in hindu religion...cowards,slaves...

[Tonyr00]

@gagant1

Really and truly your answer to Nalwa is very intellectual and reinforces what I have been saying to all that Guru Granth and Amrit baani is the source to sikhism. Not hatred or people we came out and created from, but also not 1984 either!

Prabhu is a different ball game.

The bottom line is that lots of cults and religions have infiltrated into the USA and Canada; and some locals have adopted to it to escape their own cultures. US is a mix of so many communities. Jai Khalsa

[gagant1]

@Tonyr00 just stop it man.

[gagant1]

@NALWA Tony is an idiot no doubt but Why do you assume someone bad monthin Sikh is is a Hindu. From your tone you're no different than Muslims. Keep your 1984 views to yourself. We Sikhs came from India and came from the Hindu society. I pity you because you were NOT born in India. Sikhism is not 1984. Sikhism is what is in Guru Granth Sahib. Until you spew hatred on fellow Indian you are neither Indian and nor a Sikh. Have fun living a western culture.

[universaldivinity]

Sikhism is indiscriminate of creed, class, colour and gender. God bless you.

[Tonyr00]

@stereosop

Just a fake.....runaway from American way of living....His job has nothing to do with sikhism...but on the other side, if there is any 'jattandhari' sikhs left after 100-years, it may be white americans only or may be some Canadians....there is no British white sikhs here....all sikh youngsters in punjab and Delhi and Haryana are becoming cleaned shaven very fast....I know hundreds of families....

Silly Prabhu man....