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 SIKHISM : RELIGION OR MASS EDUCATION
Nowadays a lot have been said
and printed about Sikh religion
becoming the fifth largest religion
of the world. Most of the
preachers today are delivering
sermons of Sikhism being the
different kind of religion than all
other religions. Some Sikh
schools of thought have printed
literature describing ethics of Sikh
religion ( ) and how Guru and
Nanak started Sikh religion. The
Sikh code of conduct ( practicality which he came to
) issued by SGPC doesn't know through studying. This took
says anything about Sikh religion
but in definition of a Sikh it says a
Sikh is one who don't believe in
any other religion.
While trying to find the true
identity of a Sikh and concept of
Sikh religion, a thought struck my
mind that why not ask the one and
only true teacher of humanity, Sri
Guru Granth Sahib ji. I was
awestruck to find that the words
Sikh and Dharma () never
appears together in Sri Guru
Granth Sahib ji. Wherever the
word Dharma appears in Gurbani
it always means Righteousness
(). The correct choice between
right and wrong, good and bad,
truth, and lie is Dharma. This
correct choice can be made
with true knowledge from true
Guru.
Usually we make choices
based on the knowledge we get
from our parents, friends and
social life of others. Today, media
like TV and Internet (social media)
have the larger effect on our
minds. The question is that if our
parents, friends and media knows
everything than what is the need
of schools, colleges, teachers and
trainers.
At the age of 10, Guru Nanak
refused to wear janeu (cotton
thread) and follow the orders of
his father. Was he wrong in taking
a stand against his own father and
useless rituals? Where does he
got the courage to do so? We
know he was studying both Indian
western literature in divide people and create hatred.
childhood. He implied the Truth in
mentioned in books of Sikh
History which are written in later
him to higher truths and ultimately
to the supreme Truth. We didn't
have the courage to do such
things so we end up suffering. Its
a fact that if we speak truth and
imply it in our lives, our family has
to support us sooner or later.
(Guru Nanak, pg-3,SGGS)
The one who implies true
knowledge in his life, doesn't get
involved in ritualistic worshipping
(religion). The one who implies
true knowledge in his life, keeps
relation with righteousness.
futile. Corrupted are all ways of
It was obvious that curiosity
aroused to find out how the
meaning of the word Dharma
changed to religion. Wikipedia
says that the word RELIGION got
recognition in 17th century when
British started their expansion and
created a policy to rule the whole
world. The words Sikhism,
Buddhism, Hinduism etc come
to existence in 19th century. It is
easy to rule people when they are
divided into groups with
contradictory views.
46
Rajbinder Singh Khalsa
(Guru Nanak, pg-6, SGGS)
All humanity is supreme
religion. Whoever wins his own
mind, wins the world.
Further studying the Sri Guru
Granth Sahib ji it becomes
obvious that Gurbani is against
the concept of religions as religion
The word Sikh-Dharma is first
half 19th century when British
come to power after the felling of
the empire of Maharaja Ranjit
Singh. Most of these writers of
Sikh history were loyal to British
crown except for few writers like
G.W. Leitner who wrote the Truth.
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(Guru Nanak. Pg-19. SGGS)
Indulging in every pleasure is
beautification. Unless the word
has pierced, how can you become
dignified in Gurdwara.
O Nanak, Praiseworthy is the
spouse, who is in love with
husband Lord.
= teacher, knowledge,
education.
= doorway, passage.
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Gurdwara is passage to
Education, doorway to knowledge,
teachers door.
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 In the book "History of
indigenous education in the
Punjab" written by G.W. Leitner in
1882 C. E., he says that the whole
of North India which was then
Punjab, including the areas now in
Pakistan was the most educated
place on Earth at that time. He
further says that every Mandir,
Gurdwara and Masjid in that area
was a education centre of formal
Education. This pattern of mass
education was started by Guru
Sahiban. Prior to that only children
of affluent or powerful families
used to get proper education, so
that to keep the power to rule
within their family. But Guru
Sahiban changed that with their
intellectual thinking.
The writer says that during the
reign of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, the
people who didn't sent their
children to school, get punished.
But the whole seen changed after
East India company acceded to
power. They burned down all book
libraries, which were present in
each and every village of Punjab.
The Indian priests helped the
British in doing so, as they were
most affected by this education
system. They had to shut their
shop of ritualistic worshipping
because common people got
educated.
The writer himself was British
yet he wrote against the British
apathy. That's why he didn't get
much recognition. And today we
Sikhs teach our children the
history which was written by the
hired writers of East India
company and the priests.
So basically what our Guru
Sahiban started was the most
advanced mass education system
of that time. But ironically the
system of the Gurdwaras as we
see today is the carbon copy the
ritualistic worshipping places
which existed prior to Guru
Sahiban.
Now onus lies with today's
preachers to show the correct
path to current generation of Sikh
youth which is in accordance with
the ethos of Gurbani. From the
oldest recorded Gurbani of Baba
Sheikh Farid (10th century) to
Guru Teg Bahadur Sahib ji (17th
century), all Guru Sahiban and
Bhakt Sahiban have a common
agenda in their Bani (words of
wisdom) of getting the whole
humanity educated.

SIKH BROTHERS SAVE A WOMAN FROM DROWING BY USING THEIR TURBAN

Two Sikh brothers, Gurdeep mann and Bhadra Mann,
recently saved the life of a woman whom they found drowing
in Hanumangarh area of Rajasthan.
The duo was heading to a nearby market when they
saw a woman jumping into the water stream near Sadul
Branch of Sangria- Bharatpur road.
Though they tried to shout and stop her from jumping, it
was too late and by the time they reached her, she was
already in the water.
The duo immediately took their Turban (Dastaar or Pagri)
off and threw it in the water so as to save her.
Unfortunately, the woman was not able to hold of the turban for long and soon lost her hold on it. The
brothers, thus raised alarm to attract people, while using the same turban to get in the water.
While the people held on to one end of the Pagri, the brothers used the other end to get in the water and
grab hold of the woman.
The crowed then pulled them out and rushed the woman to a nearby hospital. They later informed the local
police, who are now investigating the matter.
The brothers, later said that for them woman's life was worth more than was the only thing they could do to
save her life.
The woman is currently in hospital and undergoing treatment. Her reasons for jumping in the water stream
is not yet known.
This is not the first time that Sikh men have used their turbans to save lives, back in 2015 a group of Sikh
men had used their Dastaar to save many people from drowing in Punjab.

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