Author Topic: Raksha Bandhan HAS No Place in Sikhism (Read 6318 times)

_FaTeH_ · « **on:** August 13, 2011, 03:31:40 PM »

1.Why would a Khalsa Kaur ever need anyone’s protection when they have the power within them to defend themselves? That is why if the Singh was given a Kirpan, so was a Kaur granted the same. So Rakhrhi Gives Secondrate status to the women.

2.what of those who have no brothers? Who will protect them? What of those who have no sisters, who will pray for their long life and wellbeing? It’s all out of logic for Sikhs

3.A thread is just an illusion

4.ignorantly been accepted in Sikh culture.

5. The Guru, who rejected the spiritual thread that the Hindu Brahmins consider makes them connected to God, in the midst of all the learned Pandits, Brahmins and his own father, would that same Guru accept the far more earthy thread called a ‘rakhi’?

Please friend donot get me wrong but i was confuse about that so i found that on sikhi wedsite u can read aswel click that link

http://www.sikhiwiki.org/index.php/Raksha_Bandhan

AGER SISTER NE BROTHER NU APNI RAKHA KARAN LAYI KUJ DAINA TA TALWAAR DE DE APNE VEER NU AS A GIFT IK DHAAGE NE KI KARNA AND SISTER CAN PRAY FOR HIS BROTHER HAPPINESS EVERYDAY :D:

Author Topic: Raksha Bandhan HAS No Place in Sikhism (Read 6318 times)

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