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vwihgurU jI kw Kwlsw! vwihgurU jI kI &iqh!!
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http://www.nachnach.com/forum/viewtopic.ppa?t=28514 anyone on this forum willing to help me prove to these these islamic fantics that Guru Nanak Dev Ji is the founder of the sikh relgion??
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Waheguru ji ka khalsa, waheguru ji ki fatehh Sadh sangat ji this confused moorakh need your help. With guru ji’s kirpa keeping reyat where I eat only at home, or if I eat out then only at the restaurant which is pure veg. now I have a situation where my boss wants to have team meeting and in that meeting we gona have lunch. Last time I had lunch out where they were serving alcohol + non veg. and waheguru knows what stomache I had. Felt something is missing or broken in me.Now I want to decline his acceptance for lunch. Will I be doing wrong? Cuz he and she won’t like it.. and it will be quiet risky as I work in team so team members will be disappoint in me. What you all …
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Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa! Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!! Sadhsangat ji I'm having a bit truble okay, well in my field i have to have the clean look meaning clean shaven look, I'm dealing with public and mostly gora people. Now my beard is pretty long and I have tucked it in and i right now volunteer at a daycare and the kids there are very messy and I've had things in my beard like paint, glue, food, and and have had numerous parents complain and are mad. Now my boss said he's losing business and i have to do sumthing....my parent's have advised me to cut my hair and then regrow it back once i get my own daycare...but growing back your hair will take ages and sumtimes doesn't…
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VAHEGUROO JEE KA KHALSA. VAHEGUROO JEE KEE FATEH SPECIAL REHANSBHAI KEERTAN "In the memory of Gianni Amolak Singh, there will be a special rehansbhai in Coventry paying tribute to the life of one amazing soul." date : 25th December 2004 time : 7pm - 5am location: Gurdwara Singh Sabha, 47 - 49 Cross Road, Coventry ALSO theres a video on sikhifm.com which pays tribute to Gianni Jee.
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Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Vaheguru Ji Ke Fateh Akhand Chaupay Sahib Jaap & Rainsbaaee Keertan To commemorate the 300 year anniversary of the martyrdom of the four Sahibzade. Sunday 26th - Monday 27th December Gurdwara Nishkam Sewak Jatha 78 Lady Pitt Lane, Beeston Hill, Leeds, LS11 6DP Keertanee's of all ages throughout the UK will be attending. Program: Akhand Chaupay Sahib Jaap 5am-5pm Rehraas Sahib 5pm - 6pm Rainsbaaee Keertan 6pm - 5am For any further info or transport details contact: 07709 175866 Please cascade this information to those that are not on email and are interested in coming. http://www.sikhifm.com/events_index.htm Vaheguru Ji …
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http://users.uc.iupui.edu/rjwise1/countrie....html#khalistan
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Please take time to go to this site and vote for Golden Temple as one of the 7 wonders of the new world. It was not one of the voting catagories so I have added it to the suggestions page. vote for Golden Temple (as this is what most people know it by) or add it to the suggestions page and let us get it into the top 20 at least. http://www.new7wonders.com/voting.ppa
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Sat Sri Akal: So, tired of being the only Sikh in the area? Feel like moving to Punjab, but can't adjust to Indian life anymore? Well, this future development shows some intriguing possibilities... :e: :nihungsmile: (Source: http://www.sikhnet.com/Sikhnet/news.nsf/Si...33;OpenDocument ) __________________________________________________ New tract: Sikh and Ye Shall Find By ROBERT PRICE, Californian staff columnist e-mail: rprice@bakersfield.com Talk about a bargain. Buy a doughnut, get spiritual enlightenment at no extra charge. Well, technically, you're just supposed to get a free cup of coffee, but for some customers, caffeine alone doesn't cut it anymo…
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THE POWER OF AMRIT by Manvir Singh Khalsa When Bhai Jaitha Ji came from Delhi with Guru Tegh Bahadar Ji's severed head to tenth Guru, the Guru asked, "Oh Bhai Jaitha, tell how many people gathered at Chandi Chownk, to see my father be beheaded?" Bhai Jaitha replied, "There were hundreds and thousands." Guru Ji then asked, "How many Sikhs of Guru Nanak were standing in the crowds?" Bhai Jaitha Ji with tears in his eyes replied, "Oh Guru Ji, I couldn't recognise who was a Sikh or who was not a Sikh, there were thousands of people but I couldn't see any Sikhs distinct from the crowd." The tenth Guru replied, "Don't worry, I will soon give the Sikhs, such a beautif…
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lately i been thinking about sponsoring a child in africa or so. world vision was my first chioce, but then i found out it was a christian organization, so now i m not sure wheather my money will be supporting they're churchs or the christian cause. so i was wondering if anyone knew of any other major charities, that can be trusted. thanks
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SIMRAN NIGHTS
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Young Sikhs of Leicester Present... - Simran Sessions for the Youth - - Including English Katha and - Translation and History in English Ever been to the Gurdwara and found it hard to understand what the giani on the stage is saying? Ever wanted to find out more about your religion? Ever felt you want to sit with others of your age in the sangat and do Simran? Ever had that feeling, where you just want to put all the pain and stress on a side and ask Waheguru to bless you and give you strength? Young Sikhs of Leicester have organised Simran Sessions (and English katha) just for Young Sikhs like you to sit with others, relax, close your eyes and take that one ste…
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THE LONGING FOR KES by Manvir Singh Khalsa 4 years ago I stopped cutting my hair and kept my Kes. What made me keep my hair? What made me feel the yearning to accept my Guru’s image? What made me want to become close with my Guru? As a child I was encouraged to read stories and sing shabads at the Gurdwara. As a child I was introduced to sewa and was made to distribute langar and parshaad with my brothers. As a child I was made to sit in the Sadh Sangat and listen to Keertan and Katha despite not always understanding. Going back home from the Gurdwara, my parents or family members would ask “what did you learn today?” We would discuss what Giani ji talked about …
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Keertan/Smagam Program
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Gurfathe, the aim of this post is not to offend any one, but, today it seems we are stuck uppon who and which jatha will be attending certain program/smagams. Im guilty as the next person, but going to a smagam cause some one "famous", a well known raagi is atending, is that the right reson to attend? are we not going because of the keertani/raagi instead of the biraas of keertan, the raas of gurbani. we look for a well known jatha yet we ignore the other jath cause they are new on the field yet they are the so called "next big thing". by going to certain programs and not going to others because of which raagi si comming, or rather which isnt are we not defeating the…
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http://www.singaporeair.com/pdf/english/latest/atq/ :wub:
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Yeah Dhadi and Kaweshria are known for joking around now and then. -
Seriously?? The Dhadi is trying to be cute. For those who didn't get it, he said: "Some say Maharaj killed bakras (goats). Some say he cut the heads of the Panj Piyaras. The truth is that they weren't goats. It was she-goats (ਬਕਰੀਆਂ). He jhatka'd she-goats. Not he-goats." Wow. This is possibly the stupidest thing I've ever heard in relation to Sikhi.
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