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Sarbloh Granth Questions
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Who is the head of Nanaksar?
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And I don't think it's a fair forum environment to discuss spiritual philosophies and beliefs which are supposed to praise the God and help to heal and protect a hurting world. Right now in Haiti after the earthquake people are suffering and dying. They need our ardas, but all Singhs can do is launch sexually degrading insults at a lady for having a viewpoint. Such is the shameful stat...
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dsd108 Sent Today, 09:10 AM
"how many Hindu boy friends do you have dear?"
What is the purpose of sending me this? To imply I'm a whore? Well, I will report this to the admin and see whether baiting, flaming and personal insults are acceptable. To answer your question, I have no interest in manmukh activities such as "dating." Happy now? Or you really did...
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Your idea is wrong because Kabir Sahib or the bhagats haven't used Nanak in Sri Guru Granth Sahib? About Sarbloh Granth personally i haven't read it and from what i heard its recited by the Nihang sect?
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Sikhs got bashed by the British in 2 wars and enslaved themselves to their ideology. We have Sikhs in Canada doing their dirty job. In UK the Sikhs have done nothing for Khalistan other than moan their way out.
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Why do they need a brave man like Bhindran wala, when they have a pacifist Gandhi and their favourite Jinnah?
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But in the city where Jesus was born, relations between Christians and Muslims are more complicated than they appear. Christians are no longer the majority of the 30,000 inhabitants of the city, as they always were in the past The Muslims are now more numerous than the Christians in the same proportion that the mosques exceed the churches, by a margin of 15 to 10. The mayor of Bethlehem is still a Christian, as always. Eight out of the fifteen seats on the city council are still reserved for Christians. But in the latest municipal elections, which took place in May of 2005, a coalition w
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Quoted from a passage by S. Rattan Singh Jaggi ...these days people do not follow the ideology of Guru Nanak and his message in our practical life, which is the cause of decline of the religion... Finally there is a realization that Sikhism is on a decline.The Reasons? To begin with, today there is the very question of Sikh identity, and to define who is a Sikh. This time there is no government interference in religious affair of the Sikhs,no outside movement or influence but the decline has stemmed from within the Sikhism. Many young Sikhs, find the turban a bother. It gets in th
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The Jatts really have gone crazy in Punjab. Their terror groups in the 80s couldn't attract the Nirankaris and Dalits.
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Why is there a Gurbani difference in Damdami Taksal Gutkey and those printed by SGPC?
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What is the proceedure for a Sehaj Paath? SEHAJ PAATH or SADHAARAN PAATH is the reading of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji from beginning to end, with no time-limit for completion. Even where the limit is fixed and it exceeds a week, it will be called a Sadhaaran Paath, two other terms synonymously used being Khullaa Paath (Khullaa = unrestricted, not fixed) and Sehaj Paath (slow reading). A Sadhaaran Paath may be undertaken by any individual Sikh, man or woman, or jointly with other members of the family as part of personal piety or in observance of a special occasion or family, event. A Paathi or
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Bhai Nand Lal Goya (1633-1713) was a great scholar of Persian, he was one of the fifty-two poets in the court of Guru Gobind Singh Ji. He was born in a thriving town called Ghazni in Afghanistan in 1633 and was thus 23 years older than Guru Ji. His father was Diwan Chajju Ram, the Mir Munshi or Chief Secretary of the Governor of Ghazni. He was a very intelligent child, and in a short time acquired great efficiency in Persian and the Arabic languages. He had a natural aptitude for poetry and began composing poetry at the age of 12 under the pen name ‘Goya.’ He lost both his parents by the age o
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What's happening to Sikhs in North America?
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A Scottish senior British Airways pilot is suing the airline for racism after he was called "a jock" and told to go back to his welfare state paid for by the English. Douglas Maughan also claims there is a culture of racism at BA. Mr Maughan, 54, who has 29 years' flying experience, 15 with BA, said he received a letter and e-mails from a pilot he had never met after he had a letter published in the staff magazine BA News in 2005 which defended Labour's economic record. One of the letters said: "Come separation will all Jocks F.off to that welfare state (paid for by English middle classe
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The whole world knows how racist Britain is. They blame everything on migrants and sympathize with the Nazis.
