samurai2

49 minutes ago, dalsingh101 said:

 

You've completely lost the plot. Baiting yourself up blatantly like that. Haven't you grasped that pigs (and other government agencies) monitor forums like this. You've become a liability. 

Thanks for this..

i really cannot be bothered 

I think you mean, we do not ask for donations we ask for time?

12 hours ago, samurai2 said:

forget amritdhari....ill stick a knife in a mans throat..mate, im really going to loose it...you tattus, fix up..

I should not have said this. 

But you sikh mans/singhs.. become mentally, spiritually, physically strong and independent.  and when we become a unit, it will be a force to be reckoned with

i cannot believe a man would rate dhandriwala and look up to him...

Just as pronouncing gurbani we also need to be careful how we spell a gurmukhi word in English. This is a big issue, mainly coming from us/canada. I think you lot love sikhi but need approval from the white man in justifying your practice/way of living.

Hari implies a sound of Haree, that's just the english language. Har,Har/e is a word referred to nirankaar. -god if you like. 

@CuriousSeeker

It also depends if one is teaching and another practising. 

Jaswant Singh pronounces moharni in his recitation. because ultimately when you keep reciting the moharni it becomes fluent and less noticeable  from an outside listener. 

Hence why Jarnail singh (damdami) sounds different to Jaswant for eg.

If you really want to pronounce gurbani correctly then read each word with moharni.

Eg.. Mool Manter

Ekoankarr sat-e namo karta purk-o nirbhaou

nirvair-o akaal moorat-e ajoonee saibhang

gurprasaad-e

aad-e sach-o

jugad-e sach-o

hai bhee sach-o

nanak hos-ee bhee sah-o

Me personally i am against the english translation of gurmukhi word. I feel if you want to recite gurbani then learn the gur boli. But for the sake of this topic i have used such methods. 

Its also like how many people write and say waheguru, but its actually with a vava.. vaheguru/Va-he-gu-ru

become men...true warriors..not talk...

forget amritdhari....ill stick a knife in a mans throat..mate, im really going to loose it...you tattus, fix up..

44 minutes ago, CuriousSeeker said:

As for sihari i personally  pronounce it subtle eh, but  if you listen to Bhagat Jaswant Singh jis, its not a subtle eh at all.  And thats okay too.   

ok..we are getting somewhere..

for sihari it is a subtle eh.. ie.. hahe sihari.h-e....As per.jaswant singh ji..sase sihari ..  s-e...

2 minutes ago, CuriousSeeker said:

Fair, you are who you are and lets us walk our paths.  

Only jumped in because you pointed to taksal santhiya and implied that it is uniform.  When that is far from the case, there are many differences within taksal, of pronunciations. Even chaal isnt uniform.

Go on.. talk on differences..

Also give your opinion on siharahi.. or are you going to miss that....conveniently ??

On 6/14/2018 at 1:47 PM, albatross666 said:

We do ask for donations … we ask for time

Can you please confirm the above statement.

lol...I'm with you on that one...

I do not know why you have conveniently jumped on this topic picking me out. The fact you have sat on your fat arse all this time when gurbani pronunciation has been questioned and only got involved for pointing an apparent energy tells me all i need to know. That's the reason for my "foul" language, people like you.  

I'm only waiting for Lucky's response. He seems genuine.

On 5/31/2018 at 4:49 PM, angy15 said:

You can love him or hate him.But he attracts big gathering.His Deewans attracts more sangats than Damdami Taksal or any other dera

Sikhs/Singhs have always been outnumbered. The fact you are basing your judgment on quantity rather than quality in itself goes to show who your Guru is. Ek se sava lakh comes to mind. 

On 5/31/2018 at 4:49 PM, angy15 said:

If it all he is Guru Nindak  or spoken against Gurmat let it come in front of Akal Takht  and let it take a decision.

He's a fat prick, simple as. The fact you are inclined with his thoughts shows you are also a lund. 

Also that "fearless" phudu needs govt protection? when does a real Singh Yodha need protection? He's got his cheleh to protect him, hasn't he?

These missionary lunds are really growing in numbers, all good as it proves kalyug growing as well.. 

8 hours ago, Lucky said:

I've given all the input as per my understanding, since my punjabi reading is limited based only on what I've taught myself.

Exactly. Taught yourself. 

people on here doubting Taksal santhiya based on their "own" understanding and teaching? Mate, its a fukin joke..

It's like a boy learning martial arts on youtube only to be found out in the dojo. Taksal is from the grandmaster. (if you do martial arts you will appreciate lineage and grandmasters)

This whole topic of "how to read gurbani" is a joke. To learn, there are places all over the world, it will not change due to one mans ego. 

Spiritual awareness/experiences does not automatically give you the right to know everything. When you talk about Hari/hareh in use of meditation and subtle experience is not the same as gurbani pronunciation.  pronounciation is for sangat with a "patthi" giving ucharan.. do you not get this?.. its not personal, its a seva..

15 hours ago, samurai2 said:

I need clarification on something, which i think is very important in me understanding where you are coming from. 

When you write Hari , and pronounce it. Is the end pronounced 'ee'... the same as the following in the english language. All spelt with "i" but pronounced as ee

Mitsubishi - pronounced mitsubishee

kali- pronounced kalee

cont think of any..

Ashanti (the singer) pronounced ashantee

@Lucky

Spell in english letters how you would pronounce Hari??

On 6/13/2018 at 7:13 PM, samurai2 said:

I need clarification on something, which i think is very important in me understanding where you are coming from. 

When you write Hari , and pronounce it. Is the end pronounced 'ee'... the same as the following in the english language. All spelt with "i" but pronounced as ee

Mitsubishi - pronounced mitsubishee

kali- pronounced kalee

cont think of any..

Ashanti (the singer) pronounced ashantee

Why are you and your boyfriend avoiding this question??

Simple answer,,multiple choice if you like.. 

Dhan Dhan Vishnu.. Baba Nanak is a Human not like Vishnu Deva

4 hours ago, Lucky said:

16 hours ago, samurai2 said:

Do you not think "ee" sound is from biharee?

Yes I do think so.

hmm.. cool..  

a little lesson...siharee is with a little subtle "e"..."eh" if you like... biharee is a dragged out "e"..pronounced as "ee".. do you agree??

Nice. Why do you not ask for donations?

you tell me mate..i didn't make a claim...

you got some personal issues mate..deal with it...

The so called spiritual jeevs will disregard the above katha.. they from the west know better...

big up3HO......

Sikhawareness is basically 3HO...hmm

@dalsingh101

Look forward to your review. 

On 6/5/2018 at 7:59 PM, dalsingh101 said:

You say this but the other day I was on a bus in EL (the browner parts, not where I grew up) and it was packed with apnay (okay mostly freshies but still). Then when on the bus, the amount of houses I passed by with a Khanda nishaan on the front was noticeable. 

Freshies will back it more than the phudus born here...

not impressed with khanda or flag outside the house, their house is probably where a sikh girl is getting shagged by a much cut..Fuckin invitation for predators to hunt where fat belly cunts  protect..

On 6/6/2018 at 10:18 AM, Lucky said:

On 5/26/2018 at 4:17 PM, BhagatSingh said:

 

I'm no expert on language, but from what I know about the mantar "HARi" ..it is pronounced with the sihari   "ee" sound as Bhagat mentions.

Do you not think "ee" sound is from biharee?

On 6/6/2018 at 10:18 AM, Lucky said:

With this specific mantar as well as other mantars there is the science behind them of "completion" The "completion" is about the rolling of the tongue on to the roof of the mouth. It only has to be slight and subtle, but without it the mantar would be incomplete.

 

Yes. if you are talking about reciting manter via tongue and hitting certain meridian points in mouth so the vibration is close to dhur ki bani as can be,  travelling to the dhun etc, you of all ppl should know the importance of mohrani and gurbani pronunciation..

ill ask the same question i asked bhagat..i can appreciate its hard writing how you would pronounce a word hence the following eg.

I need clarification on something, which i think is very important in me understanding where you are coming from. 

When you write Hari , and pronounce it. Is the end pronounced 'ee'... the same as the following in the english language. All spelt with "i" but pronounced as ee

Mitsubishi - pronounced mitsubishee

kali- pronounced kalee

cont think of any..

Ashanti (the singer) pronounced ashantee

So Lucky boy very simple question...in the english alphabet how do you pronounce HARi? Is it Haree in accordance to the above examples (spelt as "i" but pronounced as "ee" or as Har-eh (or Har-e (sharp e).. 

On 6/6/2018 at 10:18 AM, Lucky said:

I mentioned a long time ago of how I noticed the power of the 'HARi" mantar in my yoga classes. For those with activated pineal glands that drip with amrit/nectar/soma, they can notice how the jap of "HARi" can immediately stimulate the sweet taste of nectar. This ONLY works if you jap HARi with the slight "ee" sound that causes your tongue to make a slight roll on the roof of the mouth

ONLY?.. be careful...

This is a personal experience. Some have got to the same heights as you have described in meditation section but doing mental japp..soo?? Many pursh have had no manter??soo??

But anyway please answer the above in terms of sihari..

Yeh. Think its best i leave. Good luck boys. 

9 minutes ago, amardeep said:

If you feel that Bhagat Singh insulted you then why did'n you report the comment just like other members report content that is out of line??

This meaning, Bhagtee reported me?

A grass..hahah

im from east london..snitches get stitches..u wont get this, ill have to find a book ref for this...jokers