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*'DEWALI' is not a Gurmat/Sikh Social/Cultural term/festival. It has sweet nothing to do with any of the Gurpurabs & need to be best left to remain part of FALSEHOOD .Sikhs as part of KHALSA spend every moment of their life in SACH KHAND where TRUTH god, SATGUR & KHALSA lived, are living & will live beyond eternity.
*'DEWALI' is not a Gurmat/Sikh Social/Cultural term/festival. It has sweet nothing to do with any of the Gurpurabs & need to be best left to remain part of FALSEHOOD .Sikhs as part of KHALSA spend every moment of their life in SACH KHAND where TRUTH god, SATGUR & KHALSA lived, are living & will live beyond eternity.


* Mythical & Brahamanic culture/terms/celebrations of FALSEHOOD are best left to FALSEHOOD to glorify it. We the KHALSA have better things to do. To begin with let us Sikhs 'DISCARD FALSEHOOD & WALK the WAY of THY WILL by honoring COMMANDMENTS of 'TRUTH god'.  
* Mythical & Brahamanic culture/terms/celebrations of FALSEHOOD are best left to FALSEHOOD to glorify it. We the KHALSA have better things to do. To begin with let us Sikhs 'DISCARD FALSEHOOD & [http://www.sikhiwiki.org/index.php?title=COMMIT_YOURSELF#THOUSANDS_OF_LACS_OF_CLEVER_TRICKS WALK the WAY of THY WILL] by honoring COMMANDMENTS of 'TRUTH god'.  
[[User:Mutia]] 20 Oct 06
[[User:Mutia]] 20 Oct 06

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  • 'DEWALI' is not a Gurmat/Sikh Social/Cultural term/festival. It has sweet nothing to do with any of the Gurpurabs & need to be best left to remain part of FALSEHOOD .Sikhs as part of KHALSA spend every moment of their life in SACH KHAND where TRUTH god, SATGUR & KHALSA lived, are living & will live beyond eternity.
  • Mythical & Brahamanic culture/terms/celebrations of FALSEHOOD are best left to FALSEHOOD to glorify it. We the KHALSA have better things to do. To begin with let us Sikhs 'DISCARD FALSEHOOD & WALK the WAY of THY WILL by honoring COMMANDMENTS of 'TRUTH god'.

User:Mutia 20 Oct 06