Manvir Singh

there is a shop in birmingham which sells sri dasam granth sahib jee. there are two volumes both priced £25 each i was there only last week and they had them in stock.the books are in punjabi with english translations on the opposite pages. unfortunatley i do not know the name of the shop but if you are in birmingham it is on soho road somewhere near badshahs kebabhouse

sat sri akal khalsa ji, i recently had a discussion with some friends at university about the origins of sikhism. a few of them (sikhs and hindus) felt that sikhism originated from hinduism as sri guru nanak dev ji was born into a hindu family, some suggested it was a compromise between the two religions of the time islam and hinduism, i insisted that gurbani is the word of god and not an interpretation of the two religions i further pointed out that guru nanak stated that he is neither hindu nor muslim. this act was verified at death whereupon his body had escaped the plans of both hindus and muslims to incorporate him into their religion with their choice of funeral service. i also mentioned guru ji renouncing ritualism of islam(fasting etc) and the caste system, idol worshiping of hindus. however my friends claimed that gurbani refered to the quran at various points and refered to hindu gods also. i am as fresh as a daisy in sikhism and only know the basics i would be grateful if the more learned could enlighten me to this subject so i will be better equipped to disprove such claim. any extracts from gurbani would be particularly helpful which reject claims made by both faiths thanking you in advance (to avoid the annoying follow on posts of gratitude) waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh

sat sri akall, khalsa jee i have a picture of the panj piyaree which includes females hopefully this will settle our debate however i have not been able to find a way of posting it on the messageboard so if someone can show me how i will gladly share waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh

khalistan will be perfect in in design however the following points must be considered 1 geographically it would be too small to be a force 2 apart from agriculture it lacks the natural resources and agriculture is dependent on the water which will be controlled by kashmir 3 infastructure of order (police, education) will it be done in accordance with sikhism or not 4 government will decide the above point as the religious leaders are ill equiped to run a state (they sometimes look unable to run the gurudwaras 5 government will not allways agree with religion

sat sri akal, i have had the good fortune of visiting sant isher singh ji's gurudwara in hapur India due to some unfortunate circumstances and have witnessed similar incidents. after first hand experience of exorcism and watching many others follow suit i can say without a shadow of a doubt that this is genuine. if you do not believe me i ask you to altleast respect the chances of the story being genuine you should respect my belief as i respect your doubt as it is doubt that gets you an education. for anyone having problems with spirits etc read bani and stay away from all vices (drink, drugs) and avoid meat as it is what the spirits crave for more than anything waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh