simran24-7

lol @ the babaz' power

nice post there, penji

you're right kaur ji, we shouldn't b swearing.

but it also depends on the way we hav been brought up - i know that some of my mates swear a lot - but that's what their house is like..u know, parents etc.

i talk outa experience..be careful when and where u swear..people can get *really* offended, even if no offence was intended.

what about all the places in gurbani that talk about the Jumdhoots (death's servants) ?

are they not spossed to beat u up if u haven't remembered Vaheguru Ji?

they do have an effect on people, yeh penji, but it shouldn't matter what colour we wear - they should seem 2 be the same.

:oops2:

thanks! i never knew half that stuff :sikhiwink1:

reealllly nice :pray:

K4ur ji, if you're talkin about Bhai Manjit singh ji think u can get his kirtan off quite a few sites...if you're not then

here are a couple:

www.ikirtan.com

www.kirtan.net

www.sikhnet.com/Gurbani

www.sikhnation.com/kirtan/msglasgow.html

hope this helps

that's a pretty cool bit of poetry, singh ji

gurfateh

yeh, it's bad that that kinda thing still happens

waheguroo

Vahegurooooooo!! :cry: :cry:

i can't go to the Khalsa camp, the scottish hols end earlier!!!!!

anyone who can go, u are sooooo lucky!

i've heard there are gonna be 2 or 3 coaches going from Bradford and half the kids there aren't even of age!!!

:cry: :roll: :evil:

ah well, i only have to wait till i'm at uni. which is gonna be in 5 yrs. :bling:

TERA KIA MEETGA LAGE

HUKAM RAJAAEE CHALNAA

lllluucky!!!!

ah well, i'm going london next week so maybe.....

hey jagz penji - i know what you're talkin about, i went to Bradford for a rensabai last month, and around the streets it was swarmin with muslims - but not all of them are bad

stick to da sangat, as far as i saw most of the people in the gurudwarae were pretty gursikhi-lyk. 8)

btw: some of the youth there do awesome kirtan!!!!! ur lucky, my place isn't half as good as bradford. though we're gettin there.

is this it?

http://www.sikhnet.com/Sikhnet/art.nsf/Fil...file/gah_gt.jpg

hmmmm...well i am not sure an ordinary gurudwara...,but as far as i think, you have to remove your socks when entering darbar sahib, because you have to wash your feet, in that little pool thing..and i don't think any common sensed person would want to get there socks wet...!! ..so i think you enter darbar sahib bare foot.

lol - my gurudwara doesn't have "that little pool thing" , but i understand anyway.

mmm...didn't i read somewhere on another thread " don't mess with neo singh" ? hehe

know i'm a bit late ...but i'm fake too.

crazy out there?? :?:

tell me about it :roll: :roll:

good point, A Kaur penji

take note that this 'sitting seperate system' is generally chucked out the window when it comes to rainsbai programmes.

ur right - i've noticed this a lot.

but no-one makes a big brouhaha about it :roll:

( u know brouhaha is actually a real word, we came across it in class )

and there are loads of gurudwaras that totally ignore this men-and-women-sit-on-separate-sides thing.

mm..good problem solver aren't you Khalsa Soulja? :roll:

hey - darshan penji you look Awesome in a keski!!

STICK TO DA SIKHI!!

( and if worst comes to worst, follow khalsa soulja ji's advice.)

i agree wid khalsa soulja -

we're all already sorted

awesome post K4ur!! i agree with u 100%

i been brought in Sikh family, but recently i've gotten to know how important sikhi really is.

when you see those mashed up people at high school and think :

" i could've been doing that "

now instead of thinkin :

"i wish i woz them"

i think :

" bhai re, they're wastin their lives real bad"

after a while we DONT WANNA do the stuff that's prohibited in sikhi - hey you're totally on the right track, ajiboom ji.