User talk:Way of living

I am born a Sikh for 20 years in California USA, and always use to attend the gudwara as a child, but I never knew what Sikh stands for or what my religion really means. So I've been actually studying the Sikh religion for the past three years and I basically have knowledge of the importance of this religion and the fake formalities that are put out as part of the Sikh teaching, but this question always triggers my mind the baby naming ceremony, and also the holy water; Amrit water, thrown and splattered everywhere and it is meant to be drank. Isn't that like religion rituals that Guru Nanak Dev Ji was referring to? mMnY mgu n clY pMQu ] (3-9, jpu, mÚ 1) mannai mag na chalai panth. The faithful do not follow empty religious rituals.

WAKAFA

Veer ji

Waheguru ji ka khalsa Waheguru ji ki Fateh

First of all a warm welcome on sikhiwiki. If u are born in a sikh family u are lucky and if u are asking such questions its nt ur fault. This is all due to the religious leaders of sikhs who instead of propagating the teachings of great gurus are busy in selfish politics. Stay in touch wid this site and u will be answered ur each and every question. This is ur user talk page i.e scrap page where others have to write you.Kindly give ur intro on ur user pape. Thanks

user:sarbjeet_1313me Jammu ,India 14 Jan 2008