pritam

The dastaar is our crown.

I for one never go without my dastaar.

The Sikh culture and the Panjabi culture are two separate entities that are always mixed into one, by people who do not know any better.

lol.

Shame. Makes my blood boil with anger and sadness.

Respect to you Simi. Hearing a Sikh girl say that makes me proud.

It is hard to follow if you are not in the right frame of mind and tavadi atma darakdi ah in search of things u think are better on the other side.

Bole So Nihal!

Waheguru.

Those Sant's were deep and have a personal connection with my Baba Ji who is sadly not with us anymore.

jeans and top dont necessarily have to overly tight. But i guess im looking at it from a boys point of view and wouldnt or havent had any insight into it from a girls perspective.

thanq paaji.....if dat wos directed @ me @all..an if nt then

it was indeed.

i've got 4 mama ji's who are nihangs. One is the jathadar of the Sant Bindrewala Taksaal in Bohparai.

Mate...chill down...those chicks rn't even worth ur time then...don't worry...God's got a plan for everyone...and like I said, ur prolly gonna get urself a soni/snukhi kurri that'll be wit u forever....the longer u wait, the better she'll be....God's testin u and u have to pass....

(patience is a virtue they say...:wink:)

I couldnt have said it better myself.

I'm sure that could be arranged. lol

im a boy and a wear a hoodie and jeans to gurdwara .

if girls want to wear western clothes they can.

but eventually i will scrap my nike, evisu and adidas and just wear a chola, and we should all aim to do that.

personally i see no point dressing up in totally differnet clothes to what u wear normally, its just putting on a show. its alright to look neat tho.

bottom line - until ur a gurmukh, just wear whatever, providing its nothing tight or skimpy.

I'm thinking of this subject through a liberal view and agree with Soulja paji.

Sikhi shall prevail.

Does anybody remember the boys name?

The original post above says his name was Vijay Singh.

Photoshop is da daddy.

Never has such a saying said been so true.

Ever thought about a Singh from the UK? :wink:

If the youth KNEW about Sikhi and their religion they would not drift away from the righteous way. Teaching is the key. Without teachings and not knowing your birthright and heritage what do they have to be proud of with regards to their religion.

Im not putting the blame on anyone but as the past is the past lets all work toward the future and makesure we as soon to be parents and Sikhs are able to change the future.

respec' to my sistren.

Mr Singh wit da Gun probably wants a supermodel.

WJKK WJKF.

Keep up the sewa paji.

Balle. Good post.

singh khalistan da a moving but true post.

its along the line of one that is loved by all and love.