Some of our grandparent's grandparents were alive during The Khalsa Empire and Sikh Raj under Maharaja Ranjit Singh.
We're not that far removed. The sun will rise again.
One thing I noticed about the martyrdom of Chote Sahibzaade is how some people (depending on their community) will accept/reject certain aspects of their shahadat
Muslims say it was purely political with no connection to Islam while Hindus deny Gangu Brahmin
Neither wants truth
Some goals
· Lift weights
· Read more Gurbani & Simran
· Eat healthier, more natural
· Cut screen time & social media
· Focus on Dharm parchaar and networking with like-minded singhs
· Cut down chaa/coffee
· Practice sleeping 5 hours
Most important is staying grounded in Sikhi.
The Khalsa Never Bows To Oppression
We are so fortunate to be born in the house of Nanak. Vaheguru transcended history by creating none like it. The sacrifices of the Sahibzadde are unparalleled. Others are taught to lie in the face of ☠️, we must stay true to our last breaths.
When Mata Gujri Ji & the Chhote Sahibzade were kept in the thanda burj, Mata Gujri Ji told them sakhi’an about the tati tavi & Guru Arjan Dev Ji’s Shaheedi. It was the katha of our Shaheeds that gave them warmth even during the icy-cold winter nights.
Dhan ohna di kamai hoi Sikhi
A nuclear state (India) was so afraid of Bhai Amritpal Singh Khalsa’s Sikhi Parchaar that they sent an army of 80,000-100,000 to capture him, but failed. They shut down the internet for millions and arrested anyone criticizing the government’s actions or associated with Bhai Saahb. A nuclear state fearing one Sikh should motivate us to follow the same path. Their fear should drive us forward; we’re just beginning. Khalistan will happen, and this unstoppable wave will triumph.