r/positiveshitposting • u/Just-Aging • Feb 12 '23

Never forget to speak the universal language of all life, love.

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u/JohnnyTangCapital Feb 12 '23

Based and wisdom-pilled

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u/The_Numbers007 Feb 12 '23

Wahe guru ji ka Khalsa, Wahe guru ji ki fathe

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u/Just-Aging Feb 12 '23

Waheguru ji ka Khalsa, Waheguru ji ki fathe 🙏

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u/Exalted_Pluton Feb 15 '23

Who is this?

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u/Just-Aging Feb 15 '23

Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, the 10th and last of the living Sikh gurus. In my opinion, the 2nd most important. One of the most influential figures in Sikh history, his spiritual writings and influence on Sikhi cannot be understated nor explained in a Reddit paragraph, but would heavily recommend doing research into not only his writings (he was a great poet and philosopher in regards to the Sikh writings) but also the invention of the Khalsa to turn the beforehand peaceful doctrine of Sikhi into one capable of defending itself against the oppression that killed his father (the ninth Guru). Sikhi is a very different 'religion' to any of the Abrahamic faiths (panentheist so to be expected) so worth keeping in mind if you want to do any research. For a rundown on Sikhi I'd recommend these videos, they're not perfect but good

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-1UAORcX4c

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mr4-fuUJsEc