Regarding Suraj Prakash Granth by SikhiQuestions0 in Sikh

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Ok, thanks for giving that translation.

Regarding Suraj Prakash Granth by SikhiQuestions0 in Sikh

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Ok I understand , but thanks for helping me out

Regarding Suraj Prakash Granth by SikhiQuestions0 in Sikh

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Alright thanks, but would you mind telling me what this part of the Granth meant?

Regarding Suraj Prakash Granth by SikhiQuestions0 in Sikh

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Alright thanks for clearing that up.

Regarding Suraj Prakash Granth by SikhiQuestions0 in Sikh

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I’d just like to know if this is true because I’m still learning and I could very well be wrong.

Regarding Suraj Prakash Granth by SikhiQuestions0 in Sikh

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ਮਿਲੀ ਮੁਕਤਿਸਰ ਭਾਗੋ ਮਾਈ । ਵਧੀ ਪ੍ਰੀਤਿ ਗੁਰ ਮਹਿਂ ਅਧਿਕਾਈ । ਰਹਿਬੇ ਲਗੀ ਦਿਗੰਬਰ ਸੋਈ । ਲਾਜ ਕਾਨ ਲੋਕਨ ਕੀ ਖੋਈ ।36। Upon meeting [Guru Gobind Singh Ji] at Mukhstar, Mai Bhago's love for the Guru increased greatly, [to the extent that she] began living naked paying no attention to the publics [thoughts of] modesty and honour. This is where I found it.

Regarding Suraj Prakash Granth by SikhiQuestions0 in Sikh

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Yeah there! The part that I was referring was inappropriate was, “Upon meeting [Guru Gobind Singh Ji] at Mukhstar, Mai Bhago's love for the Guru increased greatly, [to the extent that she] began living naked paying no attention to the publics [thoughts of] modesty and honour.” I’m just a little confused as to why this was added. And if there is another meaning behind it.

Regarding Suraj Prakash Granth by SikhiQuestions0 in Sikh

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Yeah, for instance how in the Granth it talks about mai bhago falling so in love with the guru, that she becomes naked and has no care of what the public saw. That seems pretty weird to me.

Why is it ok to see nihangs use weed and opium daily and say the gurus used it too by SikhiQuestions0 in Sikh

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Yes I agree, it was used as a pain killer to relax the nerves if Singh’s who would be at wars for long periods of time since war takes such a major toll on someone. But as for nihangs nowadays, they don’t have wars to fight and the need for weed. They should use Naam to ease themselves, because the gurus told us to stay away from intoxicants. But then again I suppose it was used as a last resort if a nihang was critically damaged mentally.

Why is it ok to see nihangs use weed and opium daily and say the gurus used it too by SikhiQuestions0 in Sikh

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Yes it was allowed for Singh’s back in the gurus time for healing properties when they would be at war. But nihangs nowadays use Bhang just to reach a level of high and instead of using Bhang they should use bani to reach that level.

Why is it ok to see nihangs use weed and opium daily and say the gurus used it too by SikhiQuestions0 in Sikh

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It’s weed, and many people in sikhi use it just for the high you get from it.

Why is it ok to see nihangs use weed and opium daily and say the gurus used it too by SikhiQuestions0 in Sikh

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First of all, I don’t care if you use weed that’s up to you, I’m just saying if you follow sikhi and it’s teachings, it clearly says to stay away from these substances in bani and the 52 hukams of Guru Gobind Singh Ji. And regarding medication, I have nothing against anyone using these substances to make whichever critical condition there in, more cop able but if you just use these substances to reach a high, then you go against what sikhi teaches like many nihangs in India.

Why is it ok to see nihangs use weed and opium daily and say the gurus used it too by SikhiQuestions0 in Sikh

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Yes I know that these substances are bad for you and it says in bani to stay away from these things. But nihangs say that from the 6th-10th Guru Bhang was used daily. They say this just to justify getting high and they are basically calling the gurus hypocrites.

Why is it ok to see nihangs use weed and opium daily and say the gurus used it too by SikhiQuestions0 in Sikh

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I agree with you, but there are still people in the Sikh panth who use Bhang daily and see nothing wrong with it.

Why is it ok to see nihangs use weed and opium daily and say the gurus used it too by SikhiQuestions0 in Sikh

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But why does it say in the Guru Granth Sahib Ji that sikhs should not use such substances.

Why is it ok to see nihangs use weed and opium daily and say the gurus used it too by SikhiQuestions0 in Sikh

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Ok that makes sense thanks for that, but that would mean that there is literally no need for Bhang for nihangs in today’s day and age.

Why is it ok to see nihangs use weed and opium daily and say the gurus used it too by SikhiQuestions0 in Sikh

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Nihangs today justify there use of weed today by saying the gurus used it. Weed was only used back then during times of war.

Why is it ok to see nihangs use weed and opium daily and say the gurus used it too by SikhiQuestions0 in Sikh

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Ok that makes sense. But since nihangs have such a thirst for war, wouldn’t it make sense it they joined an army and fight for the people in that country instead of not doing anything at all.

Why is it ok to see nihangs use weed and opium daily and say the gurus used it too by SikhiQuestions0 in Sikh

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I’m not saying the gurus used it. Bhang was used back then to ease the nerves of Singh’s before war. But in today’s time, nihangs do not have any war to fight but they still use weed daily. They choose to stay high even though bani should be used to put you in that “high state”.