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Summary of Question: | Correct If I M Wrong Regarding[Wjkk, Wjkf Vs Sat Siri Akal ] |
Category: | General Sikhism |
Date Posted: | Wednesday, 9/11/2002 7:40 PM MDT |
so when one gursikh is saying wjkk wjkf to other gursikh..in actuall he/she is saying to other gursikh that u r of waheguru and me too..and fateh is only of waheguru..doesn't that mean that gursikh is saying that fateh is mine..see..i know none about sikhi...:(..waheguru
waheguru ji ka khalsa, waheguru ji ki fateh!
(REPLY) Sat Nam. It is my understanding that the translation of these words is to act as a"reminder" that Khalsa (ues, you and I) belong to God, and all victory belongs to God, (meaning that WE don't take credit for any success, since God is the Doer of everything.) Blessings, SP