only thing main kahanga
DHAN DHAN GURU NANAK DEV JI MAHARAJ JI NE
religions to sanu pareey rakheya hai(so we can live in peach and harmony and togather)
.. but sikhism came from guru gobind singh saheb ji ...

Mery Ik Question da Jwaad dyoo yaroo ?

Dhan Dhan Sat Guru Nanak Dev ji ney Kiha See Naa ko Hindu , Naa Musalmaan,
Ohna ney Ik Parmtma dee Bandagi karn noo kiha ,
Atey Sikh Dharm Banyaaa,
Unaa ney Jaat-Paat noo nee manyaaa ,
Ok----- Phir ik gal daa jawaab dyoooooo,

Pehli gal, Guru nanak dev ji ne Sikh dharam nahin banaya.. Jis tarah jesus isai nahin si, usde naam te baad ch isaayiat khadi kiti gayi; jis tarah buddhda bodh dharam ton koi vasta nahin c , eh taan baad vich ohna de naam te horan lokan ne khada kareya.. Us hi tarah Baba Nanak sikh nahin si te kadey ohna ne apne aap nu sikh nahin keha.. na Nanak nu, Na Buddha nu , Na jesus nu pata c ke ohna de naam te kal nu dharam khade kar ditte jaan ge... Eh kehna galat hai ke Guru Nanak Ji ne sikh dharam banaya.. Ohne nu is barey pat tak nahin c..
 

Mainu bahut Ghat Misaala Mildiyaa hun Ik Uchi Jaat tey Gur Sikh ney Ik Chooti Jaat dey naal "Anand Karaj Karvayaa Hovy "

Plz koi answer dvy ????

Jinna tak insan insan nahin ban janda na, fer bhaanve ohda dharm kinna hi sacha sucha hai, oh dangar hi rahuga.. Pehli cheez insaniyat hai te insaniyat sikkhan layi kise sharm di zarurat nahin.. Eh apna basic nature hai.. par ehna rabb de thekedaran ne insan da katal karan ch koi kasar nahin chhaddi..



Questioner: What is religion?

Jiddu Krishnamurti: Do you want an answer from me, or do you want to find out for yourself? Are you looking for an answer from somebody, however great or however stupid? Or are you really trying to find out the truth of what religion is?

To find out what true religion is, you have to push aside everything that stands in the way. If you have many coloured or dirty windows and you want to see the clear sunlight, you must clean or open the windows, or go outside. Similarly, to find out what true religion is, you must first see what it is not, and put that aside. Then you can find out, because then there is direct perception. So let us see what is not religion.

Doing puja, performing a ritual - is that religion? You repeat over and over again a certain ritual, a certain mantram in front of an altar or an idol. It may give you a sense of pleasure, a sense of satisfaction; but is that religion? putting on the sacred thread, calling yourself a Hindu a Buddhist, or a Christian, accepting certain traditions, dogmas, beliefs - has all this got anything to do with religion? Obviously not. So religion must be something which can be found only when the mind has understood and put all this aside.

Religion, in the true sense of the word, does not bring about separation, does it? But what happens when you are a Moslem and I am a Christian, or when I believe in something and you do not believe in it? Our beliefs separate us; therefore our beliefs have nothing to do with religion. Whether we believe in God or do not believe in God has very little significance; because what we believe or disbelieve is determined by our conditioning is it not? The society around us, the culture in which we are brought up, imprints upon the mind certain beliefs, fears and superstitions which we call religion; but they have nothing to do with religion. The fact that you believe in one way and I in another, largely depends on where we happen to have been born, whether in England, in India, in Russia or America. So belief is not religion, it is only the result of our conditioning.

Then there is the pursuit of personal salvation. I want to be safe; I want to reach Nirvana, or heaven; I must find a place next to Jesus, next to Buddha, or on the right hand of a particular God. Your belief does not give me deep satisfaction, comfort, so I have my own belief which does. And is that religion? Surely, one's mind must be free of all these things to find out what true religion is.

And is religion merely a matter of doing good, of serving or helping others? Or is it something more? Which does not mean that we must not be generous or kind. But is that all? Is not religion something much greater, much purer, vaster, more expansive than anything conceived by the mind?

So, to discover what is true religion, you must inquire deeply into all these thing; and be free of fear. It is like going out of a dark house into the sunshine. Then you will not ask what is true religion; you will know. There will be the direct experiencing of that which is true.

Source - Jiddu Krishnamurti Book "Life Ahead"