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Sri Guru Granth Sahib is only supreme and Sacred 

Balbir Singh Sooch*

The Sikh Vichar Manch does not express any regards/respects or disregards/disrespects for “Dasam Granth”. For the Sikh Vichar Manch the Only ‘Sri Guru Granth Sahib’ is supreme and sacred as our ‘Shabad Guru’ nothing else is so important religiously for Sikhs but at the same time any part of other books may also be valuable and knowledgeable and though those can not be kept at equal footing and quoted or considered in any manner similar/same in comparison with ‘Sri Guru Granth Sahib’ religiously. 

The controversial book on 'Dasam Granth' written by a Dubai based Sikh Jasbinder Singh Khalsa etc must also be read, seen and considered in view of the submission made by the ‘Sikh Vichar Manch’ above and must not be taken any thing related to “Dasam Granth” for creating confusion, division to destroy the centralization/unity of Sikhs as remained practice in past by the persons for their own vested interests at the instance of some forces inimical to Sikhs. 

To acquire knowledge, the comparative study is must and no person to the subject concerned should feel untouchable from the books written impartiality and with the result of having pious intention by including logical illustrations. Some times controversies do us lead to the right conclusions for leading peaceful and healthy way of life. The language must be refined even while condemning any portion of book thinking that nothing is purposeless within the limitation if you feel created by the Almighty though everything couldn’t be brought within the ambit of word ‘Sacred’. 

The present scenario is age of liberalism and logic based on tolerance for attaining peace and justice. The principle is already enshrined in ‘Sri Guru Granth Sahib’ i.e. Sarbat Da Bhala. 

The submission by the Sikh Vichar Manch may prove helpful to resolve the controversy but further nothing to say more to contradict the final verdict and directives of Tenth Master, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji i.e. to follow only ‘Sri Guru Granth Sahib’ in any manner even on the basis of different interpretation of words in this case. But here disobedience of Guru’s own orders is not desirable at all. Nobody opposed to the submission of the Sikh Vichar Manch so far but in spite of it tug of war is going on among the Sikhs on the subject for the reasons best known to them. 

Are the Sikhs under external pressure and slave? Are they performing assigned/ given task by their masters and don’t wish to understand the demerits of such a divisive act?

*Chief and Spokesperson, Sikh Vichar Manch, Ludhiana 

BE CAUTIOUS!!!
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January 19, 2008

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 DO YOU UNDERSTAND THE NEED FOR RELIGION?

Definitely, it is not meant for or to raise controversies in order to disturb peace in any manner within or the Worldwide. Are you not defaming yourself for purely due to your personal reasons by raising the controversies? Submission by Balbir Singh Sooch www.sikhvicharmanch.com

Religions

In all SOCIETIES throughout history people have left the need for religion. A religion is a set of beliefs that relies on spiritual faith in its followers. Most religions have a god or gods and provide answers to questions such as how the world was created and what happens after death. Religions often have special rituals that act as ways of communicating with the gods or making major events in a person’s life. Finally, religions usually involve an ethical code, a set of rules that believers try to live by.  

Sikhism

The fifth largest world religion, Sikhism was founded in northern India in the 16th century by Guru Nanak. It has one sacred scripture, the Adi Granth.
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