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On 3/21/2020 at 12:28 AM, LiquidSky said:Good video veer ji thanks for sharing. This world is a dog eat dog place filled with greed especially now with all this virus problem going around.
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5 hours ago, dalsingh101 said:They'd rather watch some caste aggrandising Panjabi movie instead the intellectually lazy buggers!
You are 100% correct veer ji its no wonder nobody anything about our itihaas,bani,literature etc is main reason our dharam is in the mess it is in now.
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On 3/15/2020 at 4:45 PM, dalsingh101 said:Another thing. I think I've had some of the best sleep I've had in ages since I've started taking this! lol
Thats really good veer ji especially as it has helped you to improve your sleep seems worth trying.
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47 minutes ago, dalsingh101 said:I saw this movie when I was a kid (maybe a few times), might revisit it.
It was a good movie when i watched it but for me it was one of those movies that i could only watch once and not again as i thought it was flawed lol.
Its on youtube though the full movie.
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5 hours ago, Sat1176 said:Thanks veer ji for sharing as bhai ravinder singh ji is the best source and happy to see & hear his views on the current situation.
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6 hours ago, Jageera said:“We have been drinking cow urine for 21 years, we also take bath in cow dung"
Lol
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Here is a video i found today which reminded of Bruce Lee's Way of the dragon or Return of the dragon seeing the nunchuck
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16 hours ago, Jarnail Singh Khalsaa said:“Namdharis” to whom the whole sikh community does not consider “Sikhs”, their present head Thakur Dalip Singh is talking about expensation of Sikhism. The way he (Dalip Singh) is talking to promote our sikh religion, nobody talks like him amongst our selfs. We guys are always mad at each other, fighting over the useless petty issues and use abusive language. Even though we don’t accept namdhari as “Sikhs” but we must watch his video and try to understand his concept of promoting “Sikhism”.
Veer ji i have made a post on this subject and here is the link
But i will add it again what dass posted as it was by Sri Maan Sant Baba Jarnail Singh Ji Khalsa Bhindrawale
Veer ji here is Sant Jarnail Singh Ji Khalsa view on them at 01:15 and 2:45 onwards are the namdhari mentions
Veer ji here is another really good view by Baba Jarnail Singh Ji Khalsa Bhindrawale.
Everyone must listen at 5:20 onwards as this is worth listening.
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21 hours ago, Mooorakh said:Thanku @Soulfinderveerji, for reviving this old thread. I love Akaal Ustat, this refreshed it
Waheguru!
Glad to share bhen ji here is a lot more detailed post i made with all the katha i could find online on the bani
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16 hours ago, Mooorakh said:Very important Jugti explained at 10 mins about PRAKASH.. Can be a help for abhiyaasi at a higher level.
This is worth a seva. @Soulfinder veerji can you upload it as a save file please. This may help many souls!
Bhen ji here is the mp3 of the track as the mp4 file size is restricted from being uploaded on here.
Agam jot _ Quality & Quantity _ Akath katha _ GM ( 128kbps ).mp3
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On 10/21/2010 at 10:15 PM, Ragmaala said:Fateh ,
Can anyone recommend a good link for Akal Ustat Katha ?
I have to say the rhythm of Akal Ustat is very attractive/ magnetic.
Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji KI fateh !!!
Veer ji this bani is really nice as dass read it once over a year ago in 9 days using audio track.
Do you read it daily veer ji ?
Here is a quick search of the katha tracks that i have seen online published for the bani
I remember a while ago that i listened to Sant Jarnail Singh Ji Bhindrawale katha of Akal Ustat but can't find the track but its in these 2 folders somewhere which i hope gets found one day.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NZeMlUiAkWE
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=52CiLXzkWd4&list=PLFJXuLmzOnjd-QvmRRteHfJ5tM2RO13yN&index=13&t=0s
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On 11/12/2017 at 10:58 PM, Soulfinder said:Akal Ustat is a very important bani. It has 1 of the 5 banis for amritvela.
Also if one wants blessings it can be read in a week or 1 day. It has 17 chands.
It has the blessing of 16000 waheguru jaaps as 16 times it is written Tuhi Tuhi
Listen here in katha at 9:00
Here is a mention of the Tuhi Tuhi jaap in Sri Akal Ustat Sahib Ji really worth listening
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4 hours ago, dalsingh101 said:What about if someone is demented enough to try and aggressively and physically attack you for some petty reason like road rage, argument at work etc.? Then all these theories go out of the window and survival instincts prevail.
True veer ji thats 100% correct. Its hard to follow everything in reality but if someone can do it he is true mahapursh in todays and age.
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On 7/14/2018 at 7:13 AM, paapiman said:@Soulfinder - Thanks for posting this in the other thread.
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With paath shabad sidhi jaaps a lot of sucham like keshi ishan, fixed timed like same time everyday is involved which is really dangerous as if a bigan day miss of the jaap it can backfire.
Also it is best to do these jaap sidhi under a mahapursh or someone who done this jaap before as it is like learning how to drive without a intructor or trainer etc as it can create consequences.
I remember a gursikh friend told me how he has seen people trying to do sidhi of Chandi Di Vaar at night time doing parkama around a nishan sahib and smashing a naariyal onto the nishan sahib i think after reading it.
So after 40 nights not many could handle it the sidhi and he told me about he saw people whom had electric shock therpy and they still weren't normal.
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Bhul chuk maaf
Here is a new short track that dass found on how to do sidhi of Chandi Di Vaar as i was looking for this mention for a while now as a gursikh friend told about this and here it is finally
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On 2/19/2020 at 12:01 AM, HarjasKaur said:I am familiar with issue that many people are unsettled by posts appearing in name HarjasKaur... that despite the fact that Rajput Singhs and Kaurs were Durga Devi devotees, would humbly and for the sake of "calmness" prefer that my name on this forum be changed to HarjasDevi as a sign of utmost respect to Khalsa Panth.
Bhen ji do you read Chandi Di Vaar or Chandi Charitars ? As seeing your profile picture reminded me of it lol
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23 hours ago, Jageera said:Never thought of it Veer as I have within the last year quit intoxicants and I dont wish to quit anything in the near future as I might implode and go mad,lol.Maybe somewhere in the distant future,who knows,but if I ever go veg it would be because of health reasons and simplicity of preparation etc.
Veer ji i tried meat when i was a teen due to bad influence and luckly didn't get any addication to it when i stopped it less than a year later back then.
I remember not having any good tasting meat at the time lol and looking back now i don't remember it being good compared to the other stuff i love such as kadhi pakora, ghiya kofta,aloo badiya,aloo wala paratha,kaju barfi,raasmali etc
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2 hours ago, dalsingh101 said:I see these honkys are still throwing around the 'asian' word. What a useless bunch of tossers. Useless police force, and they wonder why certain apnay had to go 'vigilante'. Oh well, a few more nonces banged up. Sentences should've been longer. Look at the uselessness of social services too, who told the parents of one girl that she must be enjoying the abuse if she keeps going back to it. You couldn't make this up.
'Vile and wicked' Asian grooming gang are jailed for a total of more than 55 years for sexually abusing two girls
- Usman Ali, Banaras Hussain, Abdul Majid, Gul Riaz and two others were jailed
- A seventh man is set to sentenced tomorrow after trial at Leeds Crown Court
- Predators abused and groomed two Huddersfield schoolgirls from 1995 to 2011
- One was forced to have sex with at least 300 men by the age of 15, court heard
Six men convicted of raping two vulnerable schoolgirls have been sentenced to a combined 55 and a half years in prison.
Usman Ali, Banaras Hussain, Abdul Majid, Gul Riaz and two other defendants were sentenced today after a four-week trial at Leeds Crown Court.
A seventh man will be sentenced tomorrow.
The sickening abuse took place between 1995 and 2011 in Huddersfield and the girls were aged just 13 and 14 when they fell victim to the vile gang.
The court heard that the schoolgirls were 'made to feel special' by the 'vile and wicked' predators who then treated them as 'objects to be used and abused at will'.
By the time she was 15, the first victim had been raped by 300 men.
Leeds Crown Court heard today how both girls now suffer with PTSD, while one of the victims has also had a lifelong struggle with depression and bulimia.
A total of 34 men have now been convicted following West Yorkshire Police's Operation Tendersea investigation into child sexual exploitation in the town, with prison sentences totalling more than 300 years.
The defendants were convicted of nine counts of rape and two counts of indecent assault after the sixth trial to come from the Tendersea inquiry.
A jury took 12 hours and 49 minutes to convict the men of 12 offences yesterday, including rape and indecent assault.
Three of the rapists cannot be named for legal reasons.
Detectives on the case said the fact that one of the girls was targeted on her paper round 'speaks volumes about the sheer depravity of this case'.
The first victim was introduced to older men by a school friend and by the time she was 15, had sex with up to 300 men, the jury heard during the trial.
Social services eventually told the girl's family that 'she must love it if she keeps going back', according to Ms Batty.
In a victim statement read out to the court, the victim said she kept the abuse 'buried' for 22 years citing a different incident where she 'wasn't believed' by the police.
The statement continued to say she was 'let down' and 'ashamed' but after seeing her assailant's mugshot in a local paper, became committed to getting justice against the men who 'took away her childhood'.
She said she had to 'lay her soul bare' in front of complete strangers.
Speaking of the first victim, prosecutor Andrea Parnham, told the court today: 'She suffered from stress, anxiety, low self esteem - she has panic attacks.
'Her childhood has been taken away from her. She was a bright and wacky kid but that's all changed.
In a victim statement read out to the court, the victim said she kept the abuse 'buried' for 22 years citing a different incident where she 'wasn't believed' by the police.
The statement continued to say she was 'let down' and 'ashamed' but after seeing her assailant's mugshot in a local paper, became committed to getting justice against the men who 'took away her childhood'.
She said she had to 'lay her soul bare' in front of complete strangers.
Speaking of the first victim, prosecutor Andrea Parnham, told the court today: 'She suffered from stress, anxiety, low self esteem - she has panic attacks.
'Her childhood has been taken away from her. She was a bright and wacky kid but that's all changed.
'She kept it buried for 22 years. She tried to report an incident in 1997 but she was disbelieved and felt let down by them.
'She had to cope with feelings of self-loathing and shame. The feelings never left her and haunt her on a daily basis.
'She knows now they were using, grooming and manipulating her for their own purposes and she has to live with that for the rest of her life.'
The other woman suffers from PTSD, depression and bulimia.
Speaking after the predators were jailed, Judge Geoffrey Marson described their actions as disgusting and degrading and said the sentences were severe to discourage other potential groomers.
He also described how the men convicted by Operation Tendersea targeted girls because of their vulnerability and created a relationship of trust that allowed 'predatory men to perpetrate gross sexual abuse for their own perverted gratification'.
He said: 'They were planned offences by a large group of Asian men.
'It is likely many of these girls will never recover from the abuse they suffered.'
Judge Marson described the grooming of the girls as 'insiduous and persistent'.
He said the girls were controlled by violence, or the threat of violence against themselves and their families.
He said the jury in this trial heard evidence of one of the victims going missing and returning home 'heavily under the influence of alcohol or drugs', sometimes naked on her lower half and with injuries.
She was raped by every defendant in this case, often when she was too drunk to be capable of consenting to sexual activity and sometimes with other people present.
The judge said she was raped by Usman Ali in his car, who was 'rough and aggressive' and left her in tears, while Abdul Majid raped her numerous times, often threatening to not take her home unless she had sex with him.
Judge Marson told Majid: 'You raped her as the price for taking her home. You repeatedly abused her for your own sexual gratification.'
The judge said the second victim was regularly plied with drugs and alcohol 'in order to facilitate the gross sexual abuse by the older men'.
Judge Marson said she was indecently assaulted and raped by Gul Riaz, who plied her with vodka at her father's flat.
The victims told the court how they continue to be affected by the actions of the men.
Ali, 34, of Huddersfield, was jailed for eight years after being found guilty of two offences of rape against one victim.
Riaz, 43, also of Huddersfield, was sentenced to 15 years after being found guilty of rape and two indecent assaults against one girl and rape against the other.
Banaras Hussain, 39, of Shipley, was jailed for nine and a half years after being found guilty of raping one of the schoolgirls.
Abdul Majid, 36, of Huddersfield, was sentenced to 11 years after being found guilty of raping one victim twice.
A 36-year-old Huddersfield man was sentenced to eight years after being found guilty of rape, while a sixth, 30 and also from Huddersfield, was jailed for four years for raping one of the girls.
Meanwhile, a seventh man, a 37-year-old from Huddersfield, will be sentenced tomorrow after he was found guilty of raping one girl.
DCI Richard McNamara of Kirklees District, West Yorkshire Police said after the verdict: 'The sentences handed down to these men today reflect the depravity of their actions and I hope it will bring some comfort to their victims to see them jailed.
'Their actions in targeting and sexually abusing these very young and vulnerable girls were utterly despicable and I am very pleased the courts have recognised this and put them behind bars for a number of years.
'Operation Tendersea should send a very clear message that the Police and our Partners at Kirklees will not hesitate to pursue those who sexually abuse children and we will do all we can to seek justice for the victims, no matter when, or how long ago the abuse took place.
'I would urge anyone who may have been the victim of child sexual abuse in Kirklees or elsewhere who has not contacted us to come forwards.'
An NSPCC spokesperson said: 'These men groomed and preyed on vulnerable teenagers, treating these young girls as nothing more than objects during sexual abuse offences which took place over a number of years.
'Each of them caused untold damage to the lives of their victims, who suffered horrendous experiences at their hands.
'We hope the girls are all receiving all the support they need, and we urge anyone who has experienced sexual abuse to speak out and seek support.'
On Tuesday, the court heard from prosecutor Kate Batty who stated that the victims were deliberately targeted by older men and had been made to feel special when they gave them alcohol, drugs and cigarettes.
It was said that the abuse often took place in cars, hotels and flats, including in a flat belonging to a man who was 'involved with drugs and had a gun'.
Mrs Batty said the girls would 'regularly be out of it' with drink and drugs and added that the first victim had been introduced to older men by a school friend.
'She didn't know their names half of the time or she would know only their nickname. She was threatened, she was spoken down to, she was intimidated and she was assaulted.
'She was frightened and she saw absolutely no way out of this life.'
She added that the youngster had been 'utterly corrupted' and that she had been 'made to believe she had no choice' but to continue with the lifestyle she had found herself in.
The victim's family had tried hard to keep her safe and had sought help from both police and social services on multiple occasions.
Mrs Batty added: Back then, perhaps the authorities didn't have the understanding that they now have about grooming and child sexual exploitation.
'Social services eventually told [the girl's] family that [she] must love it if she keeps going back.'
'The final straw for her was when she was thrown out of a car with her trousers round her ankles, having had sex with two or three of the men in the car - she can't remember[how many].
'She was drunk and drugged. She was 15 years old', Mrs Batty said.
Michael Quinn, from the CPS, said: 'At the heart of this case are the two victims. They have suffered immensely as a result of their childhood abuse.
We would like to acknowledge their great courage in coming forward to assist the investigation and then to support the prosecution.
'I sincerely hope the convictions of their abusers will go some way to helping these young women to rebuild their lives. Our thoughts remain with them.'
Bro its sickening what these filth animals did.
Also just proves that these goras still hate us using the term "asian" for every criminal.
I mean they never publish any white man padoe on the front page news do they ?
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We all need to get together make fresh degh after kesi ishaan then start Bramh Kavach Jaap malas for chardikala for the world as this virus is wrecking everything for everyone at a all time high now especially as gurdwaras are not opening now which is making it worse now.