cahkar ( chakra ) , suadrshan chakar

This video consist of two video
1)chakar
2)sudarsdhan chakar

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• chakar
• chakra
• sudarshan
• guru
• gobind
• singh
• ji
• hazur
• sahib
• shastar

[kritish0007]

Well bye the way...govind and gopal are the names of Shri Krishna...and if sikh people use these names in their religious books and even they say that Ram they talking about is different Ram..not that, belongs to Hindu...this is just insane....and also in this song they use a word 'Andhkoop'...this word is taken from Garrur Puran..that 's hindus religious book.. ( just for knowledge sake)

[skiranjot]

Just for knowledge sake-

Though krishna(gokul's) and ram(ayodhya's) are there in sikh scriptures but at various different places avatars names are used for akal(supreme god).

Andhkoop simply means the black well nothing is related to garud puraan.

Though we respect vedas purans and all scriptures people like u force us to hate u.

[thegoreroad]

the person displaying the shastars is calling krishna as bhagwan out of respect, because in sikhi, the hindu gods are accepted as existing, but by no means as the supreme light or being. the supreme lord being akal purakh or as chaupai sahib refers to it, as sadashiv, the same shiv referred to in; "deh hay shiva var mohe hai"...

[skiranjot]

@thegoreroad

May be you are not getting the point

[skiranjot]

So who told u that guruji called krishan as god?

[davedetrick]

Hmm... One of those chakram were serrated. A regular chakram alone could decapate a man if thrown right. But a serrated one... maybe there's some advantage in a serrated blade over a smooth one?

After all, the Rajput warriors were a clever and resourceful bunch. It's just hard to see a serrated blade go as deep... Maybe that's just my lack of knowing.

[TheSikhDharma]

@kritish0007 I think you should refer to an article/book on sikhiwiki. com about how Hindus/Sikhs and others were molested by Mughals by Lala Daulat Rai ji (an Arya Samaji)... its title is "Sahib-e-kamal Guru Gobind Singh"

And hey btw its was just for knowledge sake ;)

[TheSikhDharma]

@kritish0007 Well yeah that's true, Guru Gobind Singh ji stated in his writings that his purpose to come on earth was just to stop the evil things that Mughals; Aurangzeb was doing. Mughals used to force people from other religion to convert into Islam, Kashmiri Pandit and Martyrdom of Guru Gobind Singh's father Guru Teg Bahadur Sahib r e.g to this. If Guru Gobind Singh ji wud not have stopped this, the Globe must hav been converted into Islam.

P.S-Mayb Afghanistan was converted this way only.

[kritish0007]

@TheSikhDharma yesterday as i was surfing sme islamic prayer video.. i met wid a comment wheryby a guy stating that islam would hav peacefully established the whole world would the sikh not arise... please explain..... y do they feel so.....

[kritish0007]

@TheSikhDharma JAI VAHE GURU.... tell you something dear... this really is a lifting say.... i dont know y but i felt a mint like feel up the chest while reading your post.... thanks for tht....

[TheSikhDharma]

@kritish0007 lol... don't divide people hindus, sikhs, muslims, budhists..etc have just came from one and they are ALL sons of ONE GOD. Ram refers to the supreme God who has no name and yet all names refers to him(Gobind, Gopal, Angad, Har, Krishan, Akaal Purukh etc)...

[kritish0007]

@TheSikhDharma its got one year since i was here....

well tell me { just for knowledge sake } where does the original name ram refers too.....

tell me if i says jesus son of god.... can i be talking of another jesus... nops... simple... like their is only 1 jesus 1 allah1 narayana... the same here... only 1 ram... the omnipresent ram....

y do u know another ram??? one for the hindus and other for singh>>>> lol...

[TheSikhDharma]

@kritish0007 That's true we don't limit ourselves to just the Ram that appears in Ramayana i.e Son of Dashrath but to the infinite lord Ram whose name literally means the one who exists in each and every thing. And yeah by the wat this was just for knowledge sake.