Anecdotes from Sikh History (Classic Reprint)

This little book forms one of the series that I have written onS ikhism. The books of this series should be all read together to get a clear idea as to the sublimity of theS ikh faith. Sikhism is a wonder ful power that has been put in the soil of the Punjab and the flesh and blood of the Punjabis. I raise a warning note, lest the forgetful men may sleep over again on the verities of the sacred faith preached by theS ikh Gurus, and lest they may only apparently continue the babbling of the mere letters in delirium. The arne has come that the life of man should be ,awakened to its natural position of theM aster Witness !of Nature, realising afresh theL aw of life, for the good of himself and the wholeS ociety. My Fd comes when I see the moon, They are like dogs and hjgs, who live on this earth with heads and eyes and hearts and consecrate them not toG od. Live in God or do not live at all. Know thy self. The Gurus have preached this and let us justify them by our daily conduct. Let us justify them and their beautiful teachings and their still more glorious life, by our life of love and dedication. In their honor and memory, let us make this Punjab, by living nobly, the golden land where no monuments exist to Heroes but in the daily thoughts and deeds of men. Let all the individuals of the nation be the living and moving temples of God.
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