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   When Guru Ji Changed My Life Forever....

   June 23, 2003 by Sukha Singh

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   :nihungsmile: Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa! Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!! 8 and a half years ago I was totally unaware of Sikhi. I had cut hair and used to eat meat, it was the norm for me and my family as a whole. I knew we went to a place called a Gurdwara, and that there was something special about the Gurdwara, that separated it from my house or any other building. But I knew nothing about our Guru Sahibaans or of the rich history of Sikhi. Then when I was about seven years old, I went along with my family to Panjaab because it was my Mama Ji's wedding. The wedding took place as normal, I carried on living life unsuspecting the big change that would take place within me in…

   

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   who are we?

   June 22, 2003 by me moorakh mugadh

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   Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa! Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!! :D :D :D

   

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   Electrifying Nitnem

   June 21, 2003 by Guest mehtab

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   WAHEGURU JI KA KHALSA WAHEGURU JI KI FATEH Pyaari Saadh Sangat jee, being a student of electrical engineering who tries reciting the daily Banis, i felt like expressing an electrifying experience regarding the Nitnem Banis. Lets suppose that our soul is a motor. A motor on which dust has accumulated. So before starting it we need to clear of the dust. This is done by repeating or meditating on WAHEGURU for sometime before starting Nitnem. Once the dust is cleared, the motor is ready to be started. Japuji Sahib is the starter and charges the motor, generating the least minimum voltage. No wonder it is said that if a Sikh practices just one Bani, it must be Japuji Sahi…

   

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   The Sikh Art of War (5 parts)

   June 22, 2003 by Deep Singh

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   Sat Sri Akal..... I am forwarding a mail i got from Dr. Kanwar Ranvir Singh (co-moderator of sikhspirit.com) about the Sikh Art of War in 5 parts... NB: i am not an agent or supporter of Dr. Singh....just like to share the info about this our history...and if my fellow brothers/sisters have any questions then you may contact Dr. Singh here: Dakhalsa@aol.com or if there is anything to discuss please share ur views.... Sikh Art of War...PART 1: ------------------------------- The Sikh art of war works on the plane of the spirit, and the world. Durga represents the intellect helping the forces of good - the gods beat down and kill our inner negativity, our inner…

   

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   LOVE

   June 23, 2003 by :) :)

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   Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa! Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!! LOVE I see love in the summer sun, I see love when we experience fun. I see love in the innocent soul of a child, I see love in their spirit that is so wild. I see love in the striking storms, I see love in all that forms. I see love in the human face, I see love as if we are all in a race. I see love in a peaceful dove, I see love in all above. I see love in one that’s true, I see love in the creator, the all mighty Waheguru. Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa! Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!!

   

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   Baba Harnaam Singh ji of Se kaneiyha--->Bani Hain

   June 23, 2003 by gupt faujaan

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   Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa! Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!! Hello, has anyone heard of this Baba? There are two Baba Harnaam Singh ji's one was the teacher of Baba Nand Singh Sahib and the other from se kanieyeha?? I was read their biography from BOSS-UK website. Its a good website. Here is a story I'd like to share 26. Mortal (Dehthaari) Guru Gets OutlawedThere was another event in relation to Doctor Kartar Singh which is necessary to mention, which enforced the path of Gurbani in his life even further. With Baba ji's inspiration and company he had become a firm believer in 'Baani Guru Guru Hai Baani'. But his father and the rest of his family had great faith in a Niranka…

   

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   short story

   June 23, 2003 by gupt faujaan

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   Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa! Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!! On his return journey home he stopped at Saidpur in western Punjab during the invasion of the first Mughal Emperor Babar. On seeing the extent of the massacre by the invaders, Mardana asked Guru Nanak why so many innocent people were put to death along with those few who were guilty. Guru Nanak told Mardana to wait under a banyan tree and after a while he would return to answer his question. While sitting under the tree Mardana was suddenly bitten by an ant. In anger Mardana killed as many ants as he could with his feet. Guru Nanak said to him, "You know now Mardana, why do the innocents suffer along with the guilty?"

   

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   bhagat

   June 23, 2003 by gupt faujaan

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   Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa! Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!! Author: Kulbir Singh Date: 04-17-03 15:53 One day Guru Sahib - Guru Gobind Singh jee asked sangat who the king was during the time of Bhagat Kabir jee. One Sikh said that the king was Humayun. Another Sikh got up and said that the king was in fact Babur. Another Sikh suggested that the king during the time of Bhagat Kabir jee was Sikandar Lodhi. Many other guesses were made. All this time Guru Sahib kept smiling and did not approve of any name. In the end, Guru Sahib said that the purpose of his question was to tell that the bhagat (devotee of Vaheguru) is greater than any other person in the world. He said that…

   

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   JAPJI - The ultimate

   June 23, 2003 by Guest mehtab

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   WAHEGURU JI KA KHALSA WAHEGURU JI KI FATEH i am listening to the following shabad+viakhia right now http://www.sikhnet.com/sikhnet/music.nsf/S...2600796611?Open i urge everyone to listen to it, and realize what a gen Japji Sahib is

   

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    Divan-I-Goya, Bhai Nand Lal Ji

    June 22, 2003 by Deep Singh

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    Sat Sri Akal..... I am forwarding a mail i got from Dr. Kanwar Ranvir Singh (co-moderator of sikhspirit.com) about Diwan-Eh-Goya written by Bhai Nand Lal ji..... NB: i am not an agent or supporter of Dr. Singh....just like to share the info about this Book...and if my fellow brothers/sisters have any questions then you may contact Dr. Singh here: Dakhalsa@aol.com or if there is anything to discuss please share ur views.... [this was missionary material. one interpretation of 'dasam granth' was that it was largely aimed at a hindu mission, in the same way as this diwan was aimed at muslim mission.] BHAI NAND LAL AND KHIZR Bhai Nand Lal Goya was the chief of t…

    

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    one tablet after japji sahib...

    June 17, 2003 by gupt faujaan

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    Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa! Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!! gurmukh pyare jio waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh! are you a medical doctor? if yes, how do you prescribe medicine to your patients? is this how you do it? "take one tablet three times a day after/before food". i read about a sikh doctor who calls his patients 'waheguru ji', and his prescription is, "take one tablet after your morning nitname but before your breakfast, one in the afternoon having read 1 paath of japji sahib, and one tablet in the evening after your sodar rehraas and after your food". he also has print outs of short readable articles from sikh related yahoogroups ly…

    

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    I asked God

    June 18, 2003 by Son of Guru Gobind Singh Ji

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    http://www.harjot.com/iaskedgod.html

    

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    Breaking the big "A"

    June 21, 2003 by gupt faujaan

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    This is an email that was sent to a young lady who’s friend was contemplating breaking her Amrit by cutting her hair, and drinking alcohol. She was not sure as to whether or not to help her, or still be friends with her. The message below was sent by a Singh: I do not think your friend completely understood what taking Amrit is about... When taking Amrit you are giving yourself to your Guru. People say it is about giving your head, actually, it's a lot more than that. When you take Amrit you are not only giving your body, you are also giving your mind and soul (aathma) to Guru. When you receive Amrit you say to Guru that "I am yours, I no longer belong to 'me'. Whe…

    

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    THE TIME HAS NOT GONE FAR, LETS BE UNITED,LETS BE

    June 21, 2003 by me moorakh mugadh

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    kundalini yoga

    June 20, 2003 by Guest SikhForLife

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    anyone who believes in that kind of yoga and mantras needs to read this shabad http://www.sikhnet.com/GurbaniKirtan/tr_0738a.html Yoga is not the patched coat, Yoga is not the walking stick. Yoga is not smearing the body with ashes. Yoga is not the ear-rings, and not the shaven head. Yoga is not the blowing of the horn. Remaining unblemished in the midst of the filth of the world - this is the way to attain Yoga. ||1|| By mere words, Yoga is not attained. One who looks upon all with a single eye, and knows them to be one and the same - he alone is known as a Yogi. ||1||Pause|| Yoga is not wandering to the tombs of the dead; Yoga is not sitting in trances. Yoga is …

    

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