@ewalia_Misl As your snippet says, those verses are against Shakta Brahmins.
If Gurbani really opposes Brahminism, how is it that Guru Ramdas is described as SODHI in Guru Granth Sahib?
Sodhi is a Brahmanical caste name. Sodhis are said to be descendants of Rajarshis (Kshatriya-Brahmins)
If Gurbani really opposes Brahminism, how is it that Guru Ramdas is described as SODHI in Guru Granth Sahib?
Sodhi is a Brahmanical caste name. Sodhis are said to be descendants of Rajarshis (Kshatriya-Brahmins)
@ewalia_Misl If Sikhi really opposes Varna and Brahamanism, why did Guru Gobind Singh call himself 'son of Kshatriya'?
Notice that he identifies with Kshatriya varna by a lineage based on birth ("son of Kshatriya")
Notice that he identifies with Kshatriya varna by a lineage based on birth ("son of Kshatriya")
@ewalia_Misl If Sikhi really opposes brahmanism, why is it mentioned in Desa Singh Rahitnama of Guru Gobind Singh that only Brahmins and those of "good families" have to prepare food in langar?
@ewalia_Misl If Sikhi really opposes Brahmanism, Why is it written in the Sau Sakhi Rahitnama (attributed to Guru Gobind Singh)
"A Brahmin is greater than the other three castes, his appearance is verily that of the Gods"
"A Brahmin is greater than the other three castes, his appearance is verily that of the Gods"
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