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The tenth Sikh Guru,Guru Gobind Singh passed on the Gurugaddi to Guru Granth Sahib ji in the early 18th century and urged the Sikhs to consider Guru Granth Sahib ji as the last Living Guru.But in the present context we see many Gurus with Sikh background mushrooming in Sikh community.All these Gurus are attired in Sikh uniform i.e Turban,unshorn hair etc.It clearly indicates that today Sikhs are not following the directives of Guru Gobind Singh ji,there may be many reasons for that but the whole fault lies in ourselves. Because the followers of these Gurus are maximum Sikhs.Let us have a quick look on some of these Sardar Gurus | The tenth [[Sikh]] Guru,[[Guru Gobind Singh]] passed on the Gurugaddi to [[Guru Granth Sahib]] ji in the early 18th century and urged the Sikhs to consider [[Guru]] Granth Sahib ji as the last Living Guru. But in the present context we see many Gurus with [[Sikh]] background mushrooming in Sikh community.All these Gurus are attired in Sikh uniform i.e Turban,unshorn hair etc.It clearly indicates that today Sikhs are not following the directives of Guru Gobind Singh ji, there may be many reasons for that but the whole fault lies in ourselves. Because the followers of these Gurus are maximum Sikhs. Let us have a quick look on some of these [[Sardar]] Gurus | ||
1. S.Gurinder Singh | 1. S.Gurinder Singh | ||
Sect:Radha Swami | Sect:[[Radha Swami]] | ||
2. S.Hardev Singh | 2. S.Hardev Singh | ||
Sect:Sant Nirankari | Sect:[[Sant Nirankari | ||
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3. S.Rajinder Singh | 3. S.Rajinder Singh | ||
Sect: | Sect:[[Ruhani Mission]] | ||
4. S.Gurmit Singh | 4. S.Gurmit Singh | ||
Sect:Dera Sacha Souda | Sect:[[Dera Sacha Souda | ||
]] | |||
5. S.Savinderjit Singh | 5. S.Savinderjit Singh | ||
Sect:Dera Badbhag Singh | Sect:[[Dera Badbhag Singh]] | ||
6. S.jagjeet Singh | 6. S.jagjeet Singh | ||
Sect:Namdhari | Sect:[[Namdhari]] | ||
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All these self styled Sadgurus Maharajs are propagating the basic | All these self styled Sadgurus Maharajs are propagating the basic principles of [[Sikhism]] like [[Seva]],[[Simran]],[[Naam]],[[Satsang]], [[Langar]] etc.for their personal worshipping.Some of these Gurus celebrate their B'days, Anniverseries etc in modern style by cutting cakes and dancing to the tunes of songs, this can be easily seen in their Monthly [[Magazines]]. This increasing trend of [[Cultism]] is dangerous for [[Sikhism]]. There is a need of a Movement like Singh Sabha Movement to get rid of these [[Modern Gurus]]. | ||
[[user:sarbjeet_1313me]] | [[user:sarbjeet_1313me]] | ||
Revision as of 12:46, 21 September 2007
The tenth Sikh Guru,Guru Gobind Singh passed on the Gurugaddi to Guru Granth Sahib ji in the early 18th century and urged the Sikhs to consider Guru Granth Sahib ji as the last Living Guru. But in the present context we see many Gurus with Sikh background mushrooming in Sikh community.All these Gurus are attired in Sikh uniform i.e Turban,unshorn hair etc.It clearly indicates that today Sikhs are not following the directives of Guru Gobind Singh ji, there may be many reasons for that but the whole fault lies in ourselves. Because the followers of these Gurus are maximum Sikhs. Let us have a quick look on some of these Sardar Gurus
1. S.Gurinder Singh
Sect:Radha Swami
2. S.Hardev Singh
Sect:[[Sant Nirankari
]]
3. S.Rajinder Singh
Sect:Ruhani Mission
4. S.Gurmit Singh
Sect:[[Dera Sacha Souda
]]
5. S.Savinderjit Singh
Sect:Dera Badbhag Singh
6. S.jagjeet Singh
Sect:Namdhari
And many more
All these self styled Sadgurus Maharajs are propagating the basic principles of Sikhism like Seva,Simran,Naam,Satsang, Langar etc.for their personal worshipping.Some of these Gurus celebrate their B'days, Anniverseries etc in modern style by cutting cakes and dancing to the tunes of songs, this can be easily seen in their Monthly Magazines. This increasing trend of Cultism is dangerous for Sikhism. There is a need of a Movement like Singh Sabha Movement to get rid of these Modern Gurus.
