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    Honoured to present Harinder Singh on the show today. He serves as the Senior Fellow, Research & Policy at the Sikh Research Institute (SikhRI). He is a widely respected educator, activist, author, and thinker. His current focus is on developing critical thinking for Sikh institutions via the State of the Panth report series and developing open-source decoding of Guru Granth Sahib in contemporary Panjabi and English for a global audience.
    He has also authored Emperor-Prophet: Guru Gobind Singh Sahib, Guru Granth Sahib: Its Language & Grammar, and Sikhi: Faith & Followers. Harinder Singh holds a BS in Aerospace Engineering, MS in Engineering Management, MPhil in Guru Granth Sahib, and a Diploma in the Persian Language. He currently resides in the United States with his family.
    In this episode, we cover the history of Sikhism and its basic principles. They also discuss the importance of meditation and the need to understand the native terms of Sikhi like Sicky and Saki.
    The World of Sikhi: From History to Meditation and Beyond ft. Harinder Singh. Enjoy the episode.
    (0:00) - Ranveer x Harinder Singh Begins
    (2:45) - Why 'Sikhi' & not 'Sikhism'
    (4:17) - Story of Guru Nanak Devji
    (9:15) - Mystical side of 'Sikhi'?
    (11:58) - Mughal's perspective on 'Sikhi'
    (13:46) - Meditation & mindfulness
    (22:15) - What is 'Bhakti Yoga'
    (24:45) - What is "Ek Onkar"
    (29:25) - Learnings in Gurudwara
    (31:00) - Story of the 15th Century
    (46:55) - Guru Nanak starts his own city
    (54:13) - Beliefs of Guru Nanak Devji
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  • @BeerBiceps
    @BeerBiceps  Pƙed rokem +73

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    • @lifeingoa
      @lifeingoa Pƙed rokem +3

      Tussi great ho

    • @Sanatan_Dharm_Akhand_Bharat487
      @Sanatan_Dharm_Akhand_Bharat487 Pƙed rokem +5

      Thank You So Much Ranveer Allahbadia Sir & Team To Podcast With Harinder Singh Sir Please More Podcast With Him đŸ™đŸ™â€ïžâ€ïžđŸ’ŽđŸ’ŽđŸ’ŻđŸ’ŻđŸ•‰ïžđŸ•‰ïžđŸš©đŸš©đŸ‡źđŸ‡łđŸ‡źđŸ‡ł

    • @user-gw6lv2oz4x
      @user-gw6lv2oz4x Pƙed rokem +1

      Hi Ranveer
      Amazing Work
      Congrats for 5M on both channels đŸŽ‰đŸ„ł
      love from Punjab

    • @MonikaMusings
      @MonikaMusings Pƙed rokem

      hey can yyou talk about atheism or people who don't call themselves religious and are not athiest either .

    • @karansatnamsingh
      @karansatnamsingh Pƙed rokem +3

      Page 333, Line 3
      ultat pavan chakar khat bhayday surat sunn anraagee.
      "I turned my breath inwards, and pierced through the six chakras of the body, and my awareness was centered on the Primal Void of the Absolute Lord." Bhakta Kabir -
      Sggs talks about various mystical aspects such as anhad naad/shabd, ida pingala and sushmana, the tenth gate (dasm duar), kundalini, shiv shakti, nadis , raja yoga, the 6 philosophies, oangkar as the essence of vedas etc but these days they only talk of the devotional aspect

  • @palwinder_kaler
    @palwinder_kaler Pƙed rokem +1092

    I'm sikh ❀, i think my self as part of tree named sanatana Dharma. I don't feel any difference. I love Shiva ,lord Ram ,Hanuman ji ,ma shakti..

    • @ronitlenka9205
      @ronitlenka9205 Pƙed rokem +46

      And we love Babaji ❀

    • @drg598
      @drg598 Pƙed rokem +14

      Well majority of u guys here in punjab a b u s e our rlgn

    • @ronitlenka9205
      @ronitlenka9205 Pƙed rokem +53

      ​@@drg598 don't judge an entire community based on a few rotten apples.
      I hope you can see how respectful the comment section is.

    • @thakurarjunpratapsinghsika4735
      @thakurarjunpratapsinghsika4735 Pƙed rokem +3

      Yes why not because we are one❀

    • @indiboy7
      @indiboy7 Pƙed rokem +9

      Kudos brother! What you thought on what the guest says about this thought? He clearly disagrees!

  • @sonirajput2173
    @sonirajput2173 Pƙed rokem +275

    I feel everyone who's Sikh or not Sikh, must learn what is written in "Japji Sahib" by Guru Nanak Dev Ji himself,
    There are English Translations available too 😊

    • @nw3877
      @nw3877 Pƙed rokem +9

      Translation in Hindi by Osho is also great

    • @harpreetsinghbatra8579
      @harpreetsinghbatra8579 Pƙed rokem +2

      Absolutely True

    • @kamaljitsaini9540
      @kamaljitsaini9540 Pƙed rokem

      100%

    • @GurpreetSingh-qm9uf
      @GurpreetSingh-qm9uf Pƙed 9 měsĂ­ci +1

      that's the simplest and most essential explanation of lord, for all the humans sepcially religious, who are divided into groups or religions in the name of God should learn about it, the purpose of it is actually making people one and teach the idea of one creation amd creator, or lord , so there would be no conflict on name of God, every human should read it, and the belief if worshipping God in formless being is Also most essential given in Sikhi , it will solve so Many problems , people see Sikhs and Sikhi as community and religion,but i see it as truth, and Gurus as teacher of humanity, and message of Sikhi as universal, it's not any religion or culture but a philosophy, that give answer to the all questions of humans.

    • @singhtera2216
      @singhtera2216 Pƙed 8 měsĂ­ci +1

      Even translation cannot explain the words depth-ness🙏
      If anyone wants to feel the power than focus on words ❀❀

  • @Journey_and_Experiences
    @Journey_and_Experiences Pƙed rokem +181

    When you said “SIKHI”, I knew you know more about the Sikh religion than most of the people in India. đŸ™đŸ»âœš

    • @jetpark3743
      @jetpark3743 Pƙed rokem

      Sikhs are only 10% of Indians, not everyone should know

    • @pritpalsingh1753
      @pritpalsingh1753 Pƙed rokem +6

      Because most of the scripture r vanish in India. In 1955 and 1984🙏🙏

  • @aganguly23
    @aganguly23 Pƙed rokem +317

    I am a Hindu Brahmin...and am proud of Sikhs ...our culture stands today because of the Sikh brothers who faught against Islamic oppression and the Marathas and South India...btw am from Bengal...anyways nice podcast as always 🙏

    • @gurmitsingh4415
      @gurmitsingh4415 Pƙed rokem +13

      not totally true hindu mobs since 84 Genocide

    • @hindustani7566
      @hindustani7566 Pƙed rokem

      ​@@gurmitsingh4415Han to jabardasti andy banoge to Aisa hi hoga khalistanio k chakkr mein masoom log maare jayenge

    • @prmohanoneplus1714
      @prmohanoneplus1714 Pƙed rokem

      ​@@gurmitsingh4415 ,
      Not Hindu mobs, but secular, socialist Congress gangsters(Not even mobs) who had been controlling this country for decades with the support of both Hindu,Sikh and other voters.

    • @prmohanoneplus1714
      @prmohanoneplus1714 Pƙed rokem +5

      caesar Antonio,
      The Sikh influence was restricted over a limited area, that is over Punjab.Not even over a major portion of north India.

    • @rajp1258
      @rajp1258 Pƙed rokem +5

      From South India??? Before commenting about something have full knowledge about it.... We Hindus are high on emotions who can get attract to other practices quickly... So brother just try to get knowledge to understand who betrayed us and who helped us

  • @kamaljitsaini9540
    @kamaljitsaini9540 Pƙed rokem +398

    Wow...ranveer ...we need more podcast on the rich culture of sikhi and its ideoligy
    Waheguru ji

    • @realharrysingh
      @realharrysingh Pƙed rokem +9

      Religion is actually called "Sikhi"

    • @kamaljitsaini9540
      @kamaljitsaini9540 Pƙed rokem +2

      Oh ya

    • @5unrays
      @5unrays Pƙed 6 měsĂ­ci +1

      ​@@realharrysinghand it's technically not a religion, it's a way of living Waheguru đŸ™đŸœ

  • @selincirkin7387
    @selincirkin7387 Pƙed rokem +35

    I am turkish and this conversation is most understanble on guru nanak for me ..and opinions of Mr. Harrinder are so logic and clear on all topics , thanks him for explanation..love from turkiyeđŸŒ»

    • @kirkwalker141
      @kirkwalker141 Pƙed 10 měsĂ­ci +2

      You are the first Turkish Sikh...welcome and congratulations

    • @selincirkin7387
      @selincirkin7387 Pƙed 10 měsĂ­ci

      @@kirkwalker141 yes 😁 interesting thing is anatolia multiculture place ..you can find every culture except india ..

    • @DK-nc9wr
      @DK-nc9wr Pƙed 3 měsĂ­ci

      You should check out the monument in Istanbul where it is said Guru Nanak Dev Ji was said to have visited. It's written in the old Turkish language with Arabic script. Very interesting

  • @anindita268
    @anindita268 Pƙed rokem +103

    Thank you for this podcast...i am bengali but since childhood I love sikhism and nanak ji is my guru💜 waheguru đŸŒŒđŸ’œ

  • @SikhRI
    @SikhRI Pƙed rokem +453

    Thank you, Ranveer, for having Harinder Singh speak on Sikhi. Loved the title “Untold Sikhi’s Richness.” We appreciate it!

    • @devindersinghgulati7451
      @devindersinghgulati7451 Pƙed rokem +4

      SikhRI loves it because they are neoSikh.
      Billing itself the premier researh institute on Sikhi, they have produced no cedible research on the religion.
      Where is Sikhi precisely located in terms of the 6 philosophies of India?

    • @realharrysingh
      @realharrysingh Pƙed rokem +8

      @@devindersinghgulati7451 all 6 philosophies are rejected by all 10 Satgurus because Guru Granth Sahib is the ONLY revelation from 1 Divine Creator Waheguru

    • @devindersinghgulati7451
      @devindersinghgulati7451 Pƙed rokem +3

      @@realharrysingh What do you have to say to the Islamic claim that the Quran is the divine revelation of Allah to Muhamad. Is Allah different from the Divine Creator Waheguru?

    • @realharrysingh
      @realharrysingh Pƙed rokem +2

      @@devindersinghgulati7451 yes, Waheguru & allah are different. but muslims allah & christian YHWH are same god

    • @devindersinghgulati7451
      @devindersinghgulati7451 Pƙed rokem

      @@realharrysingh The Sikh creative God is karta purkh. His creative force is Naam, and Maya is his creation.

  • @jayanthk78
    @jayanthk78 Pƙed rokem +163

    Wow. I am a 45 yr old South Indian. I knew nothing about Nanakji. His philosophy is nearly same as Sri Ramanuja’s Vishishtadvaita’s core principles. i learned so much from this conversation.

    • @truthseeker6041
      @truthseeker6041 Pƙed rokem

      Our leftists historians deliberately hid the history of our great leaders from our history books

    • @aktheking9841
      @aktheking9841 Pƙed rokem +1

      Southern India

    • @azadsingh133
      @azadsingh133 Pƙed rokem +1

      You are an Indian from southern part of India.

    • @Dev_Gurjar_Singh
      @Dev_Gurjar_Singh Pƙed rokem +3

      Guru nanak dev ji was disciple of Ramanada ji who is founder of bhakti parampra

    • @harmansran8109
      @harmansran8109 Pƙed rokem +1

      ​that is not right at all, Guranak appreciate all the Bhagats from bhagti movement

  • @gur.naalo.ishq.mithaa
    @gur.naalo.ishq.mithaa Pƙed rokem +320

    This episode was long overdue. The depths that you've explored in this episode, it's truly remarkable!
    I am a Sikh, and have studied both Guru Granth Sahib (Sikh religious book) and The Bhagwad Gita. The similarities between the two are striking, especially when it comes to the concept of Karma Yoga. Guru Nanak Dev Ji said "Kirt Karo, Naam Japo, Vand Chhako", meaning Do your duty, meditate on the name of the almighty, and share all that you receive with everybody.
    Also the concept of Para-Brahma. Guru Granth Sahib uses the term "ek onkar", meaning there is one God who we all come from and will all return to.
    All to say, I think you must do another episode on Sikhism with more such guests đŸ™ŒđŸŒđŸ’Żâœš

    • @ronitlenka9205
      @ronitlenka9205 Pƙed rokem +5

      Is the Guru Granth Sahib available in Hindi ? I tried to find but couldnt get one!

    • @tech_wizard9315
      @tech_wizard9315 Pƙed rokem +1

      Is it really true, that we serve to Guru Nanak jii... Agr hum guru Nanak jii ki seva kre.... To humari purane births N iss births k bad karma's erase hojate ha.... ? I mean agr hum Guru nanak ji ki seva kre to Guru Nanak jii humare bad karma's ko erase kr dete hai??

    • @khush1894
      @khush1894 Pƙed rokem +2

      @@tech_wizard9315 here is the thing bro/sis, karmas cant be erased. Apne beerbiceps ke aur bhi spiritual episodes dekhe honge, and it is very clear that what we sow, we reap. All we can do is be good and do good, and remember the almighty.

    • @gur.naalo.ishq.mithaa
      @gur.naalo.ishq.mithaa Pƙed rokem +13

      @@tech_wizard9315 I understand your point of view, but tbh that's not how Karma works. The way I look at it is, Karma is like debt. The more bad you do, the more debt you are accumulating, and the more good you do, you are paying back/redeeming yourself from that debt. Obviously this is a very lousy explanation and the discussion of Karma is a very deep one indeed, which cannot be done in the comment section đŸ’â€â™€ïž
      But here's the thing, Guru Nanak never wanted himself to be worshipped. In fact he called himself a Daas (servant) of the Lord, the Almighty, the Para-Brahma (also referred to as Waheguru, meaning Wah (Wonderful) Guru (Lord/God)). So you shouldn't pray to Guru Nanak, but instead you should try to read all that he has written and follow the teachings given by him. He wanted to enlighten people and make them understand the true meaning of God.
      So according to me, if you want to correct your bad karma and earn good karma, you should follow Guru Nanak's teachings. And just... be a kind and nice person to others around you in general...Kindness is what the world needs a lot more of these days, maybe that'll help you earn good karma really fast :)

    • @gur.naalo.ishq.mithaa
      @gur.naalo.ishq.mithaa Pƙed rokem +1

      @@khush1894 True 💯

  • @manjeet_singh_oberoi
    @manjeet_singh_oberoi Pƙed rokem +20

    Absolutely correct. I have watched Part 1 & Part 2 . Both are 1000 percent correct . ..!!! I am a 60 year old , born in a sikh family who forfatger's became sikh ... so .. I know each n everything which is stated in both part 1 & 2 are 1000 percent correct . Congratulations to presenter & producer. You have done great service to mother INDIA & Humanity ... by creating these two podcasts ...!!! - M S Oberoi ( New Delhi , India )

  • @ykingshinde
    @ykingshinde Pƙed rokem +53

    I'm not Sikh but have been around people from Sikhi for a long time professionally. Loved Amritsar energetic at Kesgarh. Wishing Baisakhi to all in coming days.

  • @hemajethwani
    @hemajethwani Pƙed rokem +96

    For me, Guru Nanak Saheb represents the balance between Bhakti and Gyan🙏đŸ€Č📿. As a Sindhi, who has culture similarity with Punjab, this is truly insightful 🙏
    Being a Sindhi, I would like to visit Sindh one day and know my roots.

    • @seshashahid8318
      @seshashahid8318 Pƙed 11 měsĂ­ci

      Sindhi are not similar to Punjabis yr who told you this that they are similar ?

  • @shelly5221
    @shelly5221 Pƙed rokem +205

    Haven't watched the complete video but because of timing of this, I can say you and some other youtubers are really unsung heros of modern India ❀

    • @BeerBiceps
      @BeerBiceps  Pƙed rokem +31

      đŸ™đŸ»â€ïž

    • @shelly5221
      @shelly5221 Pƙed rokem +2

      @@BeerBiceps đŸ€—đŸ˜‡

    • @kuldeepsingh-ks2gy
      @kuldeepsingh-ks2gy Pƙed rokem +1

      Totally agree with you

    • @harrykahlon3011
      @harrykahlon3011 Pƙed rokem +1

      It you didn’t watch then u just missed the whole point

    • @youttt27
      @youttt27 Pƙed rokem +1

      Yes indeed! Bringing individuals like Harinder Singh who can carefully twist and take portions of facts to give an acceptable face to the Khalistani cause
I am old enough to remember the terrorist movement in Punjab and it was not pretty.There were news reports EVERY DAY of innocent people ,mostly Hindus, being killed women raped
 and then you have this guy talking about one riot in 1984, telling us IPS Gill sahab is a “ human rights “ violators.I wish at least Ranveer had the caliber and the facts to challenge this guest!

  • @RobynMichaels1
    @RobynMichaels1 Pƙed rokem +50

    How down to earth & easy to understand. this is what attracted me to Sikhi.

  • @tamannapuri9045
    @tamannapuri9045 Pƙed 7 měsĂ­ci +12

    Not only spiritual wisdom but his knowledge of politics, language, history , culture is immense. A rare combination of gyaan and buddhi, of wisdom and intelligence.

  • @lifeingoa
    @lifeingoa Pƙed rokem +83

    Here comes a podcast most needed, in the Times of confusion... Wahe Guru... Will bless all... Mazaaa aajayegaa

  • @jaskaranmanmohansingh5954
    @jaskaranmanmohansingh5954 Pƙed rokem +116

    I'm also a Sikh, and I was NASTIK for last one and half year due to my unsolved questions about God and sikhi further more I use to compare all religions answer with secince and logic .But after listening this podcast I am going to start learning more about Shri guru nanak and Sikhism.

    • @Basementdweller9
      @Basementdweller9 Pƙed rokem +5

      Tum kabhi nastik the hi nhi

    • @sourabdalmotra5414
      @sourabdalmotra5414 Pƙed rokem +2

      Being an atheist is the first towards divinity

    • @drg598
      @drg598 Pƙed rokem +1

      Another missionary sik...đŸ€ŁđŸ€Ł

    • @VSM101
      @VSM101 Pƙed rokem

      Nah Kashmir Shivism is better.

    • @japneetsinghbindra2747
      @japneetsinghbindra2747 Pƙed rokem +12

      A humble request to you my brother that this time if you learn about Sikhism ,then learn from some authentic source because most of the people in Sikhism even the Sikh preachers are not able to present the knowledge in the way it should be presented in this modern era and that is one of the reason why the essence of sikhi is not spreading in the society
      🙏🙏Waheguru🙏🙏

  • @angelinafernandes5455
    @angelinafernandes5455 Pƙed rokem +9

    This particular podcast makes me feel like I am living in that particular part of history. Mr. Harinder Singh is so clear on the topic he is talking.

  • @hariombrahmbhatt9341
    @hariombrahmbhatt9341 Pƙed rokem +19

    Finally a podcast that properly shows the Sikhs. We need these conversations and work together not apart ❀

  • @irvinsidhu4652
    @irvinsidhu4652 Pƙed rokem +47

    This podcast has changed my existence
I’m extremely grateful for your efforts to bring up the real untouched history of cultures and religions to the world. Being a Sikh and not knowing the real meaning behind my own beliefs was astonishing. Thank you Ranveer for this podcast❀‍đŸ©č

    • @Theaudiadventures
      @Theaudiadventures Pƙed 8 měsĂ­ci

      The main reasons give for these rejection are:
      The thread is a sign of discrimination. Low castes are not allowed to wear the janoy.
      It bring no virtue or enhancement to the wearer. It can break easily. It does not have any strength and does not give the wearer any strength.
      It gets filthy very easily; It can be burnt and lost
      It falsely gives the Brahmin a position of spiritual guide - which he really does not deserve. It is a custom created by the Brahmin to exercise and create a empty ritual which only he can perform. It creates this unnecessary "priestly" class.

  • @gversh9254
    @gversh9254 Pƙed rokem +156

    Waheguru Ji ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji ki Fatehâ€ïžđŸ™

    • @buntykumar8687
      @buntykumar8687 Pƙed rokem +3

      ​@Kri$hna Mi$hra "Khalsa" means pure and by this phrase we are embracing the pureness belongs to the guru and victory of guru. (Ig Not exact meaning but what i have understood from living with sikhs friends).

    • @HARRY-xz1hf
      @HARRY-xz1hf Pƙed rokem +2

      ​@Kri$hna Mi$hra bhai Khalsa means pure. Jo dasve guru Shri Gobind Singh Ji ne ek group banaya tha Hinduo ka jismein har caste k Hindu the unhe Guru Maharaj ne amrit chakhaya (Amrit Matlab ek ceremony jismein un sabhi ko Kesh kabhi na katane ko kaha gaya, hmesha ek shastar dhaaran krne ko kaha gaya), ye sab Isliye taaki Mughal k zulm k khilaf lad ske. To us group ka Naam Khalsa rkha gaya. Aur Waheguru ka Matlab hai bhagwan ji. To isliye Guru Maharaj ne kaha k Waheguru Ji ka Khalsa, Waheguru ji ki fateh. Matlab k bhagwan ji ka banaya hua ye khalsa( Matlab pure (shuddh) logo ka group) hi hai jiski hamesha fateh( Matlab jeet) hogi. Matlab bhagwan ji ne hi ise banaya aur hmesha bhagwan ji hi jeetenge.

    • @HARRY-xz1hf
      @HARRY-xz1hf Pƙed rokem +4

      ​​@Kri$hna Mi$hra aur Khalistan ek terrorist idea hai jisko badmasho ne Khalsa shabd ka use krke bana dala. Guru Maharaj ne kabhi bhi kisi Khalistan ki baat nahi ki. Wo to Vasudev kutumbakam ka paath pda gye. "Nanak Naam chadti Kala, tere baane sarbat da bhala' Matlab Nanak Ji ka Naam lo aur usse sabhi manushya jaati ka uddhar ho jayega.

    • @gillharshgill8315
      @gillharshgill8315 Pƙed rokem +2

      @@HARRY-xz1hf not really a terrorist idea because 10th guru gave order to strive for power and wrote without power you cannot practice dharama and without dhrama life is nothing , raj bina nah dharam chale hai dharam bina sabh rale Male hai , maharaja ranjit Singh raj was khalsa raj they never gave death sentence to someone and there were no prison but still in maharaja raj a dog can roam around while wearing gold and no one dared to steal it and under their rule around 40k people from north side kahsmir who were converted forcefully converted back to hindusim India sikh would have never asked for khalistan if Congress never attacked golden temple and if you are saying they did that because of bhinderawale they had bhinderawala imprisoned they had him in jail so if they wanted to take down bhinderawala they could have done that without destroying golden temple and killing many devotees

    • @HARRY-xz1hf
      @HARRY-xz1hf Pƙed rokem

      @@gillharshgill8315 it's a terror cult, history has all the evidence you'll ever need. Khalistanis have been nothing but nuisance. From late 70s to mid 90s, Punjab was forced to shut down before 7pm in the evenings, girls were forced to dress in Kurta Pajama, a principal of a college was shot dead by these goons because she told them at least give them a week's time as these girls are from poor background and can't afford to buy new clothes so quickly. Hindus were taken out of buses and shot point blank just because they were not Sikhs. They tortured and raped Hindus girls and gradually Sikh girls too. When the Jatt Sikhs girls were getting abducted, that was when the Jatt community started fighting back these terrorist and the terrorism ended. Don't compare these murderers with Sher-e-punjab maharaja Ranjit Singh Ji. Also please check the facts before commenting. When Bhindrawale was captured by the police for 2-3 days, whole of Punjab was burning. This is when the Hindus were taken out of buses and shot dead. After seeing all this the Congress govt. had no option but to release him. Upon being asked if he condemns what his followers did to the innocent Hindus, he said he has nothing to say about that.

  • @remykhar
    @remykhar Pƙed 6 měsĂ­ci +3

    PURE GOLD! Please don't make us wait too long for Part II. We need this wisdom and insight and knowledge more than ever. Thank you and Waheguru.

  • @AmandeepSinghGini
    @AmandeepSinghGini Pƙed rokem +10

    This episode is truly enlightening! I strongly recommend that every Sikh should watch it. Harinder Singh, a renowned scholar at Sikh Institute, sheds light on the huge knowledge gap that exists among people regarding Sikhism. Many individuals, including Sikhs, are not fully aware of what the religion truly represents. In this episode, Harinder Singh talks about many aspects of Sikhism that are not widely known, which makes it a valuable resource for anyone interested in learning more about the Sikhi.

  • @komalrhoda9975
    @komalrhoda9975 Pƙed rokem +41

    Bro Ranveer, i asked my son to listen with me while in the car and in a few minutes into the podcast i said with joy, “dekh ye hai asli Sikh yodhaa”. This knowledge is really necessary for people. Great job as always. Keep em coming bro.
    Thank you from Canada đŸ™đŸœ.
    Dhan Dhan Shri Guru Nanak. Waheguru.

    • @drabhibds
      @drabhibds Pƙed rokem +2

      De Shiva Var Mohe...written by great devotee of Lord Shiva Guru GObind singh...this the ultimate reality of Sikhism

    • @monieji
      @monieji Pƙed rokem +6

      Wrong! Guru ji not addressing to Shiv ji. Shiva means one lord. Read Benti Chopai paath written by Guru Gobind Singh ji
      à€źà€čà€Ÿà€‚à€Šà„‡à€” à€•à„Œ à€•à€čà€€ à€žà€Šà€Ÿ à€¶à€żà€” à„„ à€šà€żà€°à€‚à€•à€Ÿà€° à€•à€Ÿ à€šà„€à€šà€€ à€šà€čà€ż à€­à€żà€” à„„à„©à„Żà„šà„„
      He calls Shiva "The Eternal Lord, "but he does not know the secret of the Formless Lord.392.

    • @monieji
      @monieji Pƙed rokem +6

      Sagal duaar kau chhaad kai, gahe’o tuhaaro duaar. Baa(n)he gahe kee laaj as Gobind daas tuhaar.
      O Lord ! I have forsaken all other doors and chosen your door. O Govind, you have taken my arm; cared and protect your servant's honour.864

    • @monieji
      @monieji Pƙed rokem +4

      Paa(n)e gahe jab tĂ© tumrĂ© tab tĂ© ko’oo aa(n)kh tarĂ© nehee aanyo. Ram rahim Puran Quran anak kahai mat eek na maneyo. Simrat shaastr badh sabh bohu bhedh kahai ham eik na janyo. Siree asipaan kripaa tumree kar(i), mai na kahyo sabh tohĂ© bakhaanyo. (30)
      O God ! Since I have held your feet, none other has entered my vision; Ram, Rahim, Puranas, Quran and many others recite, but I don't believe in even one. The Simritis, Shastras and Vedas describe many mysteries, but I don't recognise even one of them; O Sword-wielder God! All this I write, with your blessings, is not what I know but what you have shown me.

    • @rajveersingh-zk9ui
      @rajveersingh-zk9ui Pƙed rokem +2

      @@monieji these people dont know about it

  • @carshot0789
    @carshot0789 Pƙed rokem +5

    I am speechless. Being a sikh myself...today I feel I need to be a learner sikhi to keep learning. Wow how beautiful sikhi is... Dhan Guru Nanak Dev Ji...❀❀❀❀❀

  • @gurdials.dalebadh8035
    @gurdials.dalebadh8035 Pƙed 7 měsĂ­ci +5

    Thank you for doing this podcast on Sikhi, Harinder Singh has wealth of knowledge and appraciated how he shared and explained in details. You have also shown interest in learning and gaining more knowledge and you have shared so much knowledge that will make us all aware of Guru Nanak's teaching and what Sikhism is all about. Looking forward to seeing more of your podcasts. Thank You

  • @bolero4554
    @bolero4554 Pƙed rokem +6

    What a wise human, Mr Harinder. He states historical facts about Mughals which were horrific, but never incites hate. People should learn from his healthy attitude instead of this uncontrollable hate that is thrown around nowadays because of a certain unfavourable part of history .

  • @Bharatiya31
    @Bharatiya31 Pƙed rokem +43

    Jai shree Krishna, Waheguru ji ka Khalsa wahe guru ji ka Fateh đŸ™đŸ»đŸ™đŸ»đŸ™đŸ»

  • @karunasharma9828
    @karunasharma9828 Pƙed rokem +17

    Excellent episode!! The guest comes across so knowledgeable, well read, impartial and courteous!! 👍

  • @SereneHorizonsWellness
    @SereneHorizonsWellness Pƙed rokem +8

    I was never bound to watch this long podcast. But it was so soothing, hate free and created with love that I just wanted to listen to it till end. Great and thank you.

  • @adityakadam3253
    @adityakadam3253 Pƙed rokem +12

    I can't control but I have to say this.
    Mere BHAGAT Singh ❀❀❀❀❀

  • @anshika9278
    @anshika9278 Pƙed rokem +45

    Richness of content - TRS. Lovely podcast as it was supposed to be 🙂. You are really adorable Ranveer sir. Always there to support you. ❀❀

  • @kamaljotkour
    @kamaljotkour Pƙed rokem +51

    Thankyou for bringing such an erudite scholar ❀❀

    • @BeerBiceps
      @BeerBiceps  Pƙed rokem +7

      Our pleasure!❀

    • @Mrinalini.m
      @Mrinalini.m Pƙed rokem +1

      @@BeerBiceps -The reason why Guru Nanak could enter Jagan Nath Puri was because he was still a Hindu !!! Sikhism as a religion came much much later

    • @pritpalsingh1753
      @pritpalsingh1753 Pƙed rokem +1

      @@Mrinalini.m in age of 8 or 9 he considered him to unscripted to any religion. And he want to all spiritual places. 🙏🙏

  • @MBADoctorCTCDrVinitaSingh
    @MBADoctorCTCDrVinitaSingh Pƙed rokem +15

    What a podcast. So many will learn so much in just one hour. Really worth listening and sharing. đŸ™ŒđŸŒâœš

  • @divyadodeja5262
    @divyadodeja5262 Pƙed rokem +8

    Im soo speechless đŸ„ș im just not able to express what I feel after listening this. Im soo glad you did this. Thank you ❀

  • @savin1999
    @savin1999 Pƙed rokem +19

    Nanak Naam channel has been a gem for me on CZcams. Thanks for introducing me to Satpal ji ❀

  • @harshbagga289
    @harshbagga289 Pƙed rokem +5

    I have no words right now. The amount of knowledge i received from this video is tremendous. Thanks Ranveer and Harinder singh ji for talking and sharing the history about sikhi.

  • @ktrack79
    @ktrack79 Pƙed rokem +7

    I enjoy listening to these wonderful and wise people who can shed light on topics without any political or ideological agenda. Thank you Ranveer and the TRS team!! 🙏

  • @SandeepSingh-ey4ih
    @SandeepSingh-ey4ih Pƙed rokem +7

    What an insight!
    This gentleman and guys like him are absolutely necessary to be brought forward for people to understand each other better. Great choice Ranveer

  • @manindernahar
    @manindernahar Pƙed rokem +3

    I must confess
    My understanding was up in the air
    Look at this man!
    Wisdom and great understanding of the word RELIGION
    not only of sikhi
    This teaches one what and why of each religion, a way of life..
    I strongly feel these kind of people need to reach common man at least three times in a year through conventions !
    Kudos to the young man
    And wishing you god speed and good luck

  • @join2manish
    @join2manish Pƙed rokem +6

    This is one of the most deep conversations I have heard after Dr Robert, Rajashree ji

  • @shamshersingh-gx3gs
    @shamshersingh-gx3gs Pƙed rokem +18

    Wow!Sikh scholars must come up more on social media.

    • @Theaudiadventures
      @Theaudiadventures Pƙed 8 měsĂ­ci

      The main reasons give for these rejection are:
      The thread is a sign of discrimination. Low castes are not allowed to wear the janoy.
      It bring no virtue or enhancement to the wearer. It can break easily. It does not have any strength and does not give the wearer any strength.
      It gets filthy very easily; It can be burnt and lost
      It falsely gives the Brahmin a position of spiritual guide - which he really does not deserve. It is a custom created by the Brahmin to exercise and create a empty ritual which only he can perform. It creates this unnecessary "priestly" class.

  • @Cherry-bq4oh
    @Cherry-bq4oh Pƙed 4 měsĂ­ci +2

    Buddhist here, you guys are awesome and your religion is fascinating!! I hope I can visit a Sikh temple soon!

    • @manikaur6278
      @manikaur6278 Pƙed 2 dny

      Welcome my dior!! God is waiting for u😊

  • @roubble7777
    @roubble7777 Pƙed rokem +4

    I just simply love the fact that how you keep on bringing all -encompassing podcasts.
    You don't make anyone feel left out in context of recieving the knowledge one seeks.
    Kudos to you Ranveer!❀
    ❀

  • @mrJattkaran
    @mrJattkaran Pƙed rokem +6

    Bring bhai sahib back on and explore the sikh history from 18th century; your mind will be blown 🙏 Waheguru ji ka khalsa Waheguru ji ki fateh

  • @HarvinderS1ngh
    @HarvinderS1ngh Pƙed rokem +12

    Always been a big admirer of sardar Harinder singh khalsa g đŸ”„đŸ”„

  • @MsSatbir11
    @MsSatbir11 Pƙed rokem +4

    Sir Harinder Singh is so good with the knowledge of Sikhi and history, culture, society etc.

  • @srujanakumar
    @srujanakumar Pƙed rokem +16

    Bowing down to his feet đŸ™đŸ»đŸ™đŸ»So beautiful explained
.. Integration of two countries đŸ™đŸ»đŸ™đŸ»

    • @mylord3003
      @mylord3003 Pƙed rokem

      Not a good idea. Leave them alone. They follow a different book.
      India will be in the right path as long that ONE book is strong, the CONSTITUTION book.

  • @kulc6028
    @kulc6028 Pƙed rokem +9

    Great podcast Ranveer! There is so much that needs to be told to the world about Sikhi and the Sikh History from GuruNanak to Guru Gobind singh ji , and the Sikhi ideology , Sikh history his travels and the significance and outcome of the travels and dialogs and Sikh identity and the Spiritual aspect of Sikhi! This was just a snapshot and I request you to bring him back and do a more focused podcasts on different topics ! Keep doing the great job !

  • @money5434
    @money5434 Pƙed rokem +2

    I owe my first, and therefore most important, “reintroduction” to my own Faith/Sikhi to Harinder Singh. Will always be deeply indebted to him.

  • @KsatriyaMartialArts
    @KsatriyaMartialArts Pƙed měsĂ­cem

    Being raised in a Vaishnava family that has been following Chaitanya Mahaprabhus teachings for over 500 years & also having Sikh relations through marriage & freindship , i testify & bare witness that both paths are almost identical & that both have spoken truthfully & honestly to each other ... Such a beautiful dialogue & discussion between both , warmed my heart & soul ... Guru Nanak & Chaitanya Mahaprabhu actually met at Jagannath at Orissa india 🇼🇳... Both there teachings focuses on bhakti yoga , chanting of the holy name & monotheistic belief in One supreme divine reality that is everything , Karma Dharma Gyan & Dyan & reincarnation , and developing love of God , both Paths teach to protect the sants & sadhus ie the pious & riggteous & fight & oppose the demonic peoples the tyrants & tyranny ... Both include the Naam of Hari Gobind Vishnu etc in there chanting & both do kirtan & serve langar free food for everyone & to rise above kaam krodh lobh & Moh .Vaishnavas believe every bhakta is combination of all 4 castes that realy is one caste which is DAS which means servant of God & Sikh gurus had mainly Das surnames , Vaishnava also believe they are Singhs through Narasingha & Sikhs are also Das & Singhs However the Sikhs are mostly Singhs today not all but most as you have many other Sikhs like Naamdharis & Sevapanthis etc that are more Das by nature , however both advocate Sant Sepoy as there creed and belief in Satsanga or Sangat & that caste system got corrupted , original is by Karam not Janam .Both believe there is no Hindu or Musulman that we are All SOULS ie ATMA . Vishnavas consider both Chaitanya & Nanak as Avatars personification incarnation of the one Supreme Divinity , almost identical with few minor differences â€đŸ˜ŠđŸ™

  • @feranaajijicawna8159
    @feranaajijicawna8159 Pƙed rokem +10

    Another master stroke. Had nothing to say lately. As always, love you, and thank you for being that protective elder brother(virtually, but nonetheless) , guiding and sharing your acquired knowledge through these podcastsđŸ’—đŸ’—đŸ’—đŸ’—â€â€đŸ˜»

  • @kishandev8842
    @kishandev8842 Pƙed rokem +3

    How beautiful! This podcast was like a Satsang. Ranveer, you ask beautiful questions, and ask to “boil it down further “ at right spot. The ending of podcast so beautiful. High regards ! đŸ™đŸœ

  • @sanmathirao2718
    @sanmathirao2718 Pƙed 2 měsĂ­ci +1

    Harinder Sir is an excellent speaker. Great podcast! Looking forward to more Sikhi podcasts 💯

  • @amanpreet4630
    @amanpreet4630 Pƙed rokem +6

    What a podcast. Guru nanak's ideas has always blew my mind . And this podcast did the same too.

  • @riki415
    @riki415 Pƙed rokem +32

    Please bring back Abhijit chavda, it's been a while â˜č

  • @mokshsood373
    @mokshsood373 Pƙed rokem +8

    Thank you Ranveer for the lovely podcast covering everything through your podcast. Being an sikh I am quite happy regarding the podcast cuz people will be able to know more about it and all the misconceptions will be cleared. Just wanna say it was an amazing podcast.
    Waheguru ji

  • @Saurabh____
    @Saurabh____ Pƙed rokem +103

    Sikhism is our own religion đŸ‡źđŸ‡łâ€ïž
    Waheguru ❀

    • @1mprince.
      @1mprince. Pƙed rokem +10

      Sikhi is for the world brother 🙏 not mine not ours

    • @UPAKHOSALA
      @UPAKHOSALA Pƙed rokem +2

      ​@@1mprince. what was told is it is part of SANATAN WAY 😅

    • @gogh-yy9jd
      @gogh-yy9jd Pƙed rokem

      Totally missed the point.its ok.PhilosophyđŸ€Ż

    • @jaytee2546
      @jaytee2546 Pƙed rokem

      Sikhi doesn’t belong to india lol 
 it belongs to Sikhs.

  • @RamandeepSinghGermany
    @RamandeepSinghGermany Pƙed rokem +1

    Thank you Ranveer for this interview. Through this, I have an experience of UNITY of humankind and how we can feel love and spread it among communities. I learned so much and there were so many questions and I got my answers. Living abroad can be very challenging as it puts you into the position where you have to ask questions like who am I, why do I do what I do. And I must say, it really helped me. Thank you again and I acknowledge you both for what you have communicated.

  • @ashwinivaghela8995
    @ashwinivaghela8995 Pƙed rokem +7

    Thank you ranveer...youbare being brave and helping us Indians and bringing us on the right path...United India ❀

  • @manjitmalhi832
    @manjitmalhi832 Pƙed rokem +5

    Thank you Ranveer pote for bringing Sikhi knowledge into your podcast. We learn much more here. God bless you đŸ™đŸ»đŸ’–

  • @kantipatel9485
    @kantipatel9485 Pƙed rokem +5

    To Be Sikh - By Harinder Singh (Documentary) Was Simply a 'PRICELESS' a Treasure of Historical Facts and Great Knowledge.
    Waheguru Ji and Jai Hind
    KP777 and Family
    London UK

  • @googlydtf
    @googlydtf Pƙed rokem +3

    I feel very proud being a sikh .... Maharaj bless us .... I really appreciate the way u tried to have this incredibly session on ranveer show .... waheguru jii ... đŸ€—đŸ™đŸ™đŸ™đŸ™

  • @dbadal1
    @dbadal1 Pƙed rokem +5

    My goodness, this was outstanding! Thanks very much for your interest in this subject.

  • @banikaur2882
    @banikaur2882 Pƙed rokem +9

    Amazing and outstanding podcast. the way Harjinder Singh was explaining each question and aspect of sikhi is outstanding.

  • @binniparis8024
    @binniparis8024 Pƙed 5 měsĂ­ci

    Thankyou both very much. Blessings to you and all. I am a 58yo woman, raised catholic. I love the internet and gift of hearing others beliefs. Many tribes, one family. Many paths - one creator. Binni. Australia 🇩đŸ‡ș xx

  • @neelusingh12992
    @neelusingh12992 Pƙed rokem +4

    Wow-what a brilliant chiselling for me to understand Sikhi in the right perspective - amazing podcast and more power to you Ranveer to bring in speaker like Harinder Singh jee who can articulate each word with precision and can turn any conversation into an erudite discussion. Sikh Research Institute (SIKHRI) is doing awesome work in creating new modes of engaging with the wisdom and light of Sikhi and this podcast will also encourage younger generation to check out more about his work if they are seeking knowledge đŸŒ·đŸŒ·keep inspiringđŸŒ»đŸŒ»

  • @hareshrohra5213
    @hareshrohra5213 Pƙed rokem +5

    Dear Ranveer, satnam shri waheguruji , I am also sindhi from ulhasnagar, mumbai, it pity to say our sindhi's are scattered all over world without any unity and leadership. Awaiting to see sindhi on your fourm.🎉

  • @ammyabroad
    @ammyabroad Pƙed rokem +8

    His smile is so nice and that vast knowledge ❀

  • @s.kaurchowdhury9415
    @s.kaurchowdhury9415 Pƙed 8 měsĂ­ci +2

    This episode is like a pilgrimage to learn about "Sikhi" Thankful from heart. ❀

  • @harinderjitsinghdhaliwal5933

    Amazing Ranveer Bhai , It is you as a podacster who has shown all the colors of the spectrum and also elaborated upon their vibrancy... Kudos to you and Harinder Singh ji for passionately elaborating on the powerful and special message of SIKHI and it's untold richness ( i hope u use the previous title again )... More love and waiting for the sequel.. đŸ’«

  • @artorbit1980
    @artorbit1980 Pƙed 8 měsĂ­ci +6

    This human is so divine love listening to him

  • @sanjab601
    @sanjab601 Pƙed rokem +14

    I have a feeling we are going to need more than 2 episodes, just the tip of the iceberg in this episode. I have more questions than answers, just like you were feeling. Thank you for exploring and uncovering.

    • @lotte4462
      @lotte4462 Pƙed rokem +1

      Yes, even I felt like Sardarji had a lot to say. But he kept it concise because of time constraints, him wanted to discuss about so many things but that's not possible in a hour or two long episode😅

    • @kamaljitnota8073
      @kamaljitnota8073 Pƙed rokem

      What are the questions that you have?

  • @manjeetsidhu2022
    @manjeetsidhu2022 Pƙed 2 měsĂ­ci

    The more I learn about Sikh Gurus the more I love them. We really are standing on the shoulders of giants and we don’t even realise. Thank you for this ❀

  • @niveditamehta9404
    @niveditamehta9404 Pƙed rokem +1

    Thankyou for this extremely insightful and such an informative podcast ,also for simplifying certain terms and views for people like us to have a finer understanding and clearity
..keep up the great work and more power to you đŸ‘đŸ»đŸ™

  • @SimranK202
    @SimranK202 Pƙed rokem +4

    Its strange that we were not taught all this history but I enjoyed watching this episode and learned a lot about our history. More and more people should educate themselves on sikhi. Keep it up Ranveer!! đŸ«¶đŸŒ

  • @arajan10
    @arajan10 Pƙed rokem +10

    Wow ! this is amazing! i have tried to read guru granth sahib so many times its amazing!

    • @arajan10
      @arajan10 Pƙed rokem +2

      lol me too! i have read in hindi . i finally understood what the parabhama or ultimate reality meant from there .

  • @Amandeepsingh-bo5ug
    @Amandeepsingh-bo5ug Pƙed rokem +1

    He is so eloquent, I am literally mesmerized by his way of conveying things.

  • @gitasingh1437
    @gitasingh1437 Pƙed rokem

    Brilliant . Harinder Singh is an absolute delight to listen to . Thank you Ranveer ,you are precious .

  • @suchita52
    @suchita52 Pƙed rokem +15

    Sikhis as known for their devotion & strength to fight injustice. They are strong warriors

  • @thegoldenfamily393
    @thegoldenfamily393 Pƙed rokem +3

    This is why my guru is always baba nanak dev ji 🙏 blessed that I am a sikh ❀

  • @snehaharbir
    @snehaharbir Pƙed rokem

    This is just beautiful - Sikhi I.e learning is the way of life - explaining it in such simple words is just beautiful !!

  • @raghavsharma8826
    @raghavsharma8826 Pƙed rokem +3

    I don’t have much words to say thank you so much for bringing that level of awareness in our generation ranveer, may god bless you with longer life, so that you can keep serving humanity in such a way ❀ lots n lots of love

  • @ashachikodi868
    @ashachikodi868 Pƙed rokem +52

    Lord Basaveshwara is also a great guru. Majority of kannadigas are his followers named Lingayats. The example of ceremony sir said is similar to the story of basaveshwara. He was a great social activities who wanted to change and remove the cast system.
    Please bring someone on this topic. Request from karnataka

    • @puresoul5559
      @puresoul5559 Pƙed rokem +3

      Even in lingayats there are many sub castes and sects
      Pancham saali, veershaiva, vaane, etc

    • @usharamesh4105
      @usharamesh4105 Pƙed rokem +3

      In todays karnataka the lingayat caste followers themselves have become a forceful caste propagaters instead of annihilating caste system....

    • @profarmer9087
      @profarmer9087 Pƙed rokem

      Hope of India South Indian ,in North India social climate chargerd with hate, cast discrimination,

    • @knowledged22
      @knowledged22 Pƙed 8 měsĂ­ci

      And nowadays lingayats doing votebank lingayat poltics. This caste system must go for good.

  • @JeevanManeesh1
    @JeevanManeesh1 Pƙed rokem +4

    If I may use the word, the attempt, at which he tried to disorient Bhakti Yoga with what Guru Nanak practiced seemed a bit off to me. I feel Bhakti Yoga never had a One step stringent practice defined. Its simply the consistent act of love to the One, in which ever approach you may practice or feel comfortable. Bhakti Yoga assimilates all kinds of approach under its wings. What Guru Nanak preached or practiced is simply one of the approaches.

    • @jetpark3743
      @jetpark3743 Pƙed rokem +1

      Many things he is saying is off

  • @gurnoorsingh2214
    @gurnoorsingh2214 Pƙed rokem +12

    The ultimate truth is that there are many ways to reach what christianity calls as god, hinduism calls brahman and sikhism calls waheguru. It is the same energy but different names. Fights in material world are generally maya induced but now they are induced by religious differences. We should just remeber to respect each religion and not try to prove our own religion as superior. Har har mahadev, waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh.

    • @ICEknightnine
      @ICEknightnine Pƙed 10 měsĂ­ci

      I wouldn't say that. When religions and ideologies (which often replace religions) cross into authoritarian absolutist dogma, they seem more like a hell pit of death and squandered opportunities that couldn't be further from spiritual enlightenment.

  • @prernasrivastava9760
    @prernasrivastava9760 Pƙed 2 měsĂ­ci

    I literally got goosebumps when he said, "ye Punjab bhi saada hai vo Punjab bhi saada hai." Thanks for such informative content, man❀

  • @user-gw6lv2oz4x
    @user-gw6lv2oz4x Pƙed rokem +4

    Hi Ranveer
    Amazing Work
    Congrats for 5M on both channels đŸŽ‰đŸ„ł
    love from Punjab

  • @jakec5618
    @jakec5618 Pƙed rokem +4

    Hope your show grows globally. Lots of enlightening information every time.

  • @jaijagdish01
    @jaijagdish01 Pƙed rokem +1

    Truly great work Ranveer that you bring Harvinder Singh ji to the show. Very deep knowledge I get on several aspects.

  • @sundown404
    @sundown404 Pƙed rokem

    Thank you Ranveer for this important podcast. Really appreciate you for calling Harinder Singh Sir. Waiting for Part-2.

  • @jasbeersingh308
    @jasbeersingh308 Pƙed rokem +4

    Just want to tell you that you are doing awsome. The briefing at the end by you about “Reason and way to learn Indic history” thats true. And Harinder singh ji is among those rare personalities who without any hesitance, and fear present the facts and truths of Sikhi rightfully. Waiting for the next one. Thank you!

  • @vishnu.369
    @vishnu.369 Pƙed rokem +8

    Guru Nanak Devji's Spirituality ideology and understanding i liked it. And Iam waiting for another episode. Thank you

  • @rdlifevlogs
    @rdlifevlogs Pƙed rokem

    One of the most heavy but with utmost clarity podcast. Bookmarking this one to watch it again and probably more than twice.

  • @Manpreetkaur-cx1pb
    @Manpreetkaur-cx1pb Pƙed rokem +1

    Salute to the knowledge, understanding and mindset of you sir ( harjinder singh Ji). Keep inspiring. Thank you so much ranveer for this wonderful podcast ❀

  • @kirankaur6652
    @kirankaur6652 Pƙed rokem +6

    Much needed podcast at this stage. Too much of Khalistan going around. All Sikhs being called anti Indian.
    I love my religion. I love the teachings. At the same time I love my country as well.
    I also understand why people want Khalistan. Sikhs have been treated badly and differently.
    But our teachers were never to break but unite. 🙏

    • @GauravSingh-vf2cd
      @GauravSingh-vf2cd Pƙed rokem +2

      KONSA BADLY ? B

    • @kirankaur6652
      @kirankaur6652 Pƙed rokem +5

      @@GauravSingh-vf2cd sorry may be badly wasn’t the right word. It should have been “wrongly”
      If only I had a $ for each time I heard Sikh jokes.
      But I think everyone has had problems in their lives. Example why are Naxals protesting. Why don’t people in karnataka want to speak Hindi. So everyone has their own issues. But I still love my country to bits.
      Peace out.✌

    • @GauravSingh-vf2cd
      @GauravSingh-vf2cd Pƙed rokem +1

      @@kirankaur6652 kab tak victim card bhai?? Sikh jokes pr khalistan ban jayega?? Up valo pr South Indian pr bihari pr... Harr jagah ke logo pr joke hai.. Khud ko center of gravity kyu smjhna band kro be... Unemployment hai toh state ka drama hai.. Khud ko glti kuch nhi hai.. Khud gun culture lao.. Ulte sidhe gaane gao... Blame dusro ko kro... Bus kaise bhi dusro ko blame kro.. Temples pr attack kro... Yhi sab kro.. Phir apni glti ke liye indian ko gaali do..

  • @kashpreetsingh37
    @kashpreetsingh37 Pƙed rokem +2

    Wow , what a podcast i learnt so much information about sikhi that I don't even know . Thankyou Ranveer sir and the person who gave the info. Harinder sir for highly informative Podcast. I'm so much excited for next podcast.❀

  • @kolya9091
    @kolya9091 Pƙed rokem +2

    It's truly very nice interview elaborating the idea of Sikhi! I personally feeling amazed