How To Convert Into Sikhism | Guruka Singh

How To Convert Into Sikhism | Guruka Singh

Either it's your destiny to be the Guru's Sikh, or it's not. It's not that you have to go through a certain procedure or ritual, and then you are converted. If the destiny to be a Sikh is written on your forehead, then you already have a relationship with the Guru, that you may not even be aware of. You as an individual don't convert, because the Guru chooses the Sikh. The Sikh doesn't choose the Guru. You may think you are converting, but actually Guru has already established the relationship with you. So if you want to try to convert, don't. Just be you, and if your authentic self is a Sikh, you are a Sikh.

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[mr.mayonnaise]

I’m was raised Catholic and knew some Sikhs and admired them but just this week I ended up randomly researching things and it lead me to Sikhi.
I’m 19 and don’t speak Punjabi or have a Gurdwara nearby or know any Sikhs so it’s difficult but I am dedicated. My beliefs are in line with Sikhi and I didn’t even know it

[jnanashakti]

My whole life when a truth is revealed to me, I start to cry. I seek knowledge in many places, but when something is true to me, it brings tears. This message brought tears for me. I think I'm Sikh. I've been searching for a while now.

[GobboGotBeatz]

I am 22 years old, I have recently researched many religions, and came to the conclusion that all religions are the same and pray to one God, that we are all humans who express our love to God in our own ways. After watching videos on Sikhism it has opened my eyes that I have always been a Sikh looking for the wisdom of the guru.

[meganmarche]

As someone who has converted, when you know you know.

[kimhaas]

Oh. I’m Sikh. I just didn’t know it. What a relief. Thank you.

[paxnorth]

"They distinguish and separate one Guru from the other. And rare is the one who knows that they, indeed, were one. They who realized this in their hearts, attained Realization of God." - Guru Gobind Singh -

[Lionoftruth]

God is always sending his message to the world and the last message was through sikhi. Muslims, Hindus, Christians believed in prophet guru Nanak, Sikhism is most humble peaceful religion, equal rights to everyone, democracy, serving the community etc etc. I bow to Sikhism with the utmost respect .

[Sheepdog]

that's how it is with me. I've been a Sikh all my life without even knowing it. ❤

[thefremddingeguy]

What a fascinating idea, that I can already be a "Sikh" in some way...
Even though I have trouble believing in specific supernatural deities and events, I've found that my idea of morality and humanity match up perfectly with what the Sikhs teach.
This video almost brought me to tears

[danford]

I have watched your videos for a while and wondered within my heart how a Gora like you (and myself) could find Sikhi without being born into it! I have searched my soul and my life for the answer to the question you answered so beautifully in this video! I have refused to call myself a Sikh of the Guru simply because I did not know how to accept myself, and I thought I was rushing into it (I have not followed Sikhi for very long)! My excuse was always "I am searching for my epiphany", that one thing that will make me realise my destiny...thanks to you, I have just found my epiphany! Thank you so much Uncle Ji, you truly have made my life brighter! Waheguru Ji Ka Kalsa, Wakeguru Ji Ki Fateh!

[troyrussell]

I had a near death experience and it flipped my world on its head. Ive been Sikh ever since and I didn't even know it. I'm only now learning about this way of life and I dont feel so alone anymore? I thought I was spiritual in my own way, with my own set of beliefs I got from my near death experience. Those beliefs almost perfectly align with Sikhism. This is the religion of enlightenment🙏, the religious tenements that comes from a near death experience, that i can feel in myself. We all can feel them though, I'm not special. I studied my own brief blessing of an experience with death. I always felt a duty to share my experience and I did, and I got branded " crazy ", even though I dont suffer from mental illness. It was too much for most in my life to believe. I drastically changed overnight, I'm speaking things that sound outlandish, and to most and only mental illness can cause that right. I briefly died, left my body, and felt this amazing freedom and warmth. My soul is flying around this physical plain before I'm shot to the sky, or the earth drifts away from me. Now I'm a patch of the universe, and I see another more vibrant path of the universe. It was like the most beautiful galaxy you can comprehend. Pinks, purples, blues, even some greens. I see it, and I am in a blissful awe when it speaks to me. The only 4 words I can remember it speaking ( although we had a whole conversation ). Its words were " Dont give into astonishment ". I think about it now, and I think if I did give into that feeling of amazement, I wouldn't be here today. Love you all🙏 I hope we all can do a better job to treat our brothers and sisters like the family we truly are🙏. I'm here if anybody ever needs to talk🙏

[zineeddinebarka]

I prayed to god to show the Truth, i am a muslim but i always felt there is deeper truth, i always loved the mistics like rumi and ibn arabi because they dont take religion for division and hate, and i said to myself its disrespectful to say that god is evil and hateful, god is not this or that, god is pure, god is one, god in in us, god is love, and we are responsible for everything we does ...while i am looking to the sky and talking to god " please show the truth, save me for myself" i found a YouTube video about sikhism, i dont even know about the religion but the name ...god is good. Thank you my god.

[GGwinz]

Been watching this guy for years, great kind person. What kept me from "converting", or shall we say committing, to Sikhism was the symbolism of the sword and the turban and the history/cultural stuff, it's lost with me as an American. There is a disconnect, and I feel the cultural and traditional aspects of Sikhism can't be separated by the religious side, they go hand in hand. Nowadays my only relationship with Sikhism is educating people in my social group that don't know if it comes up.

[lee.m.]

you Shine so brightly - you are an inspiration. Thank you...

[LaughingindaMirror]

A Sikh man helped me at the darkest part of my life, he helped me when hundreds walked by, and without realising I called what came to me unitary monotheism, and I realised that it is the same thing I believe that we all pray to the same God and our differences are petty human arguments over doctrine, I want to leave the world in a better place than when I came into it, even if it's in a small way, I think the base of my faith has came to me, i shall study, I am no false convert, but out of every religion that I have researched and looked at and tried to understand my whole life, Sikhism seems to fit the beliefs in my mind and heart the most

[toqcken]

waheguru ji ka Khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh!!

[hareeshkumar]

Sure, I am a Hindu.. But in my spiritual life, I am reading Sikh literatures, Sukhmani Sahib etc...And Visit Gurudwara...I think, now I am not different from Sikhs..

[ArunSaha]

Probably the best answer when its comes to ‘converting’ to other religion…

[amindrsingh]

I am a Sikh and I feel a great experience that guru is with me every where thanx guru ji

[nirguna]

Very touching and deep. I want to cry when listening. One of the best videos I have ever watched. Thanks so much for the messages! 💙♥️💕🙏🙏🙏