Praising and criticising at the same time could be making a complete appraisal. the speech act of contradicting someone "he spoke as if he thought his claims were immune to contradiction".(logic) a statement that is necessarily false "the statement `he is brave and he is not brave' is a contradiction".opposition between two conflicting forces or ideas.No that is not a good example of what a contradiction is. Or if i had praised and criticised the students at the same time. It would have been a contradiction if i had praised and then criticised the teacher, at the same time. There is a difference between the teacher and the students. No.It is not a contradiction, may be you dont know what a contradiction really is. It has nothing to do with your use of the word. How do you know that Tejwant is "traditional" and how do you define "traditional?" Until we can agree on a definition, how can we know whether anyone is traditional?īTW the use of the term "long tradition" in Tejwant's message means that there is a lengthy stream of shared writing and opinion that spans several generations of scholars. I sound a bit confusing and contradictory to you because you have been used to your traditions, and i am anti-traditional. Yes sikhi is a way of life, but it has been corrupted by the traditions. Gurbani is more than poetry that makes you feel good. If that is what you feel that gurbani is all about, then i will not argue with you anymore.
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Guru Nanak had enough of sadhus who figured out how to escape through the 3rd eye, but did nothing to alleviate the suffering and corruption around them while they waited for gifts, money and tribute from the very ones who suffered. Sikhism is about what happens after samadhi. Everywhere in Gurbani we read and hear morality: from something as specific as the hymn about the destruction of Lahore, to something very esoteric like the pain of the soul-bride who decorates herself but is not pleasing to her Husband Lord, to the most direct teaching regarding the spiritual sickness that results from attachments to self and the 5 evils. That was indeed Guru Nanak's purpose - to bring the experience of spirituality down to earth - that we may see how the words of the Guru are relevant in our daily lives. Tejwant ji has not "reduced" Gurbani to a "morality lecture." He has raised understanding of Gurbani to the moral level.
"Breeding goodness within" thats it? You have just reduced gurbani into a morality lecture. What does Gurbani say according to your understanding? If someone disagrees with your vichaar, how will you take the criticism? Or you are their leader or a representative." You know you are being a tad sarcastic.Īnd you cannot figure out what gurbani says. You said, "Because you are the only one who is posting, or tell me if you decide your posts in a meeting of 40 or 50 people. it may mean that Tejwant is managing quite well. If there any Sikhs out there in the forum who disagree with Tejwant's use of "we", "us" and "our" they will surely make themselves read and heard. Or you are their leader or a representative. You use the words "we","us" and "our" in your posts so many times, why do you include a group into whatever you are claiming? Because you are the only one who is posting, or tell me if you decide your posts in a meeting of 40 or 50 people.
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