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   "KEEP ON WALKING" Seminar Series

   January 10, 2005 by sher_panjabi

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   UCL SIKH SOC & L.I.N.K.S. present part 1 of the "Keep on Walking" seminar series: ----------------------------------------------------------------- An Obsession for Wisdom 10 keys that will open the doors to your future ----------------------------------------------------------------- WHO: Cpt. Sukhdev Singh was born in Malaysia, educated in England and travels the world as a 747 pilot with Malaysia Airlines. In this seminar he shares some of his insights and thought provoking ideas formed through his experiences as a community leader and youth worker around the world. WHEN: 6.30pm (last entry 7pm) Thursday 27th January 2005 WHERE: UCL, Cruc…

   

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   Hillock saved Punjabis from tsunami

   January 10, 2005 by tegroop

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   Hillock saved Punjabis from tsunami Kanchan Vasdev Tribune News Service Ludhiana, January 7 It was a small hillock on Campbell Bay that saved about 300 persons belonging to 40 families of Punjabis settled there when the tsunami waves struck on black Sunday killing lakhs of people in South-East Asia. This amazing tale of survival in which they spent two days and two nights on a hilltop before coming down when the water level receded was narrated to a team of mediapersons by Mrs Paramjit Kaur, wife of Mr Pawittar Singh, at Sangowal village here. She reached at her husband's native village yesterday with her four children even as her husband had stayed back t…

   

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   langar before parshadh

   January 10, 2005 by Deg_Teg_Fateh

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   sangat jeeos, I was just wondering about this: in the Gurudwara i go to, people go downstairs and have langar even before ardaas, or even before the Hukamnama is read. Im confused about this, esp on sundays. isnt this wrong? or i might be wrong... Bhul chuk maph

   

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   Sikhs Living like Hindus 1 2

   January 10, 2005 by Mehtab Singh

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   Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa! Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!! Sangat jio i know this is nothing knew, and many have you have probly come across 'sikhs' like this. i was a t work 2day and was working alon side a colleague i have not met in along time, she is of sikh decent, and asked me wot i did for new year; i replied, the same as evry year go to the gurdwara. she felt ashamed as her is a grown 30ish year old woman who goes out on a piss up compared to a 20ish guy who goes gurdwara n does seva for new years. neways she replied that she doesnt drink evryday, n that she doesnt eat meat or drink on tuesdays n thursdays cos it mata durgas day...... i jus got so angry inside :wub: @ …

   

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   The next Great bhagat will change the world. 1 2

   January 10, 2005 by Mahavir

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   Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa! Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!! Pyare jio, if we look at the response to the awful events of the tsunami, and the way in which the world has come together to raise funds, we realise we live in a different world. Today the media and communications links have made us a global village. So much money has been collected, one wonders and hopes it will all reach those who needs it, and not get lost in so-called adminstration costs. I was thinking today, soon another Great bhagat is going to be blessed on this earth. A great Gursikh like our beloved Bhai sahib Randhir Singh, Baba Jarnail singh and Baba Attar singh ji. However the effect of this bhagat wil…

   

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   Sant in Punjab

   January 9, 2005 by Guest G.Kaur

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   Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh 4 years ago I was in Punjab and I remember I went to this sant in some pind in punjab with my aunt. I don't remember Siri Guru Granth Sahib Ji being there, I was told to do matha tekna infront of a picture (there was an old man in the pic, he is dead now) there was flowers etc around the picture. Then we sat there for hours hours and spoke to the sant. It might seem stupid for you that I ask on this forum, but I'm curious to know which function these sants have in India? Anyone know?

   

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   NAGAR KIRTAN!!! 1 2

   January 9, 2005 by T1G£R $1NGH

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   Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa! Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!! khalsa ji i am informing the sangat that next week a nagar kirtan is being held in coventry for the celebrations of guru gobind singh ji's birthday!!! The nagar kirtan is being done by nanaksar gurdwara and i hope everyone will be able to come and make it a succesfull nagar kirtan!!! Approx start 9.30. the nagar kirtan will leave gurdwara nanaksar, foleshill road. please sadhsangat ji try and come!!! Any other information please do not hesitate to email me!!! BHULL CHUKK MAAF KARNEE! Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa! Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!!

   

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   Ravidassia 1 2 3 4

   January 9, 2005 by Jeevan

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   WJKK WJKF Shri Guru Arjan Dev the 5th Guru of Sikhism first incorporated Shri Guru Ravidass’ Bani in to the Adi Granth. If Guru Ravidass Bani were a contradiction to Sikhism no way would Guru Arjan Dev Ji have incorporated the Bani in to the Adi Granth? The Shri Guru Granth Sahib is a central part of worship to any Ravidassia Sikh Temple. The Sikh Gurus are revered and respected, Vaishaki, Diwali are celebrated. Like Guru Nanak Dev Ji, Guru Ravidass rejected the Hindu Caste System and both believed in One Omnipresent God. What does Hinduism believe in? So if Guru Ravidass rejected the Hindu caste system and believes in One Spiritual God what religion is he part of? T…

   

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   Bhai Davinder Singh Jee Sodhi

   January 9, 2005 by Dhan Teri Sikhi

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   Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa! Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!!

   

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    Could anyone help please???

    January 9, 2005 by Khalsa Fauji

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    Gurfateh!! Khalsa Ji, i was just wondering whether anyone might possibly have english translations of Chandi Charitra I and II , Triya Charita, Chaubis Avatar or Pakhyan Chritra. It would be helpful even if one did not have the translation but the text in Gurmukhi as a word doc. or pdf etc . Or if anyone knows whether any of those baniya are on the net, that would be helpful. I know this forum does not allow the discussion of Sri Dasam Granth Ji, thus i am not starting a discussion on Sri Dasam Granth Ji, i would just like to do a bit of research and would be extremly greatful if anyone could help Thank you Sangat Ji. Gurfateh!!

    

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    Wow! You HAVE to see this!

    January 9, 2005 by Gurjeet_Kaur

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    http://www.mytelus.com/news/photo.do?pageI...ticleID=1812102 Tears, unity mark Canada's day for tsunami victims Caption: Bhai Surjit Singh, left, of the Ottawa Sikh Society, reads a prayer. Looking on is Prime Minister Paul Martin and Governor General Adrienne Clarkson. (CP /Fred Chartrand) this is on the homepage of mytelus.com.

    

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    Young Sikhs Birmingham Meeting

    January 8, 2005 by Singh_Shiromani

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    Young Sikhs Birmingham A Humble Request To ALL Young Sikhs In Birmingham Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa!! Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh!! Guru Roop Khalsa Ji a meeting of “Young Sikhs” in Birmingham will be held at Guru Nanak Gurdwara Smethwick (High Street, Smethwick), on Saturday 29th January 2005 at 7.30pm in the Tea Hall (Hall no: 1). Issues: · Self-determination for the Sikh Nation (Khalistan) · Establishment of State funded Sikh schools · India’s Hidden Genocide - Campaign for Truth & Justice · Promotion of the Sikh identity & the Panjabi language Forthcoming YOUNG SIKHS/PANTHIC Programs Young Sikhs works for the Chardi Kala and Unity of The Khalsa Panth. This is …

    

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    Fremont Election Saga... 1 2 3 4

    January 8, 2005 by S1ngh

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    Current ppls website : http://sikhinfo.org Another group website : http://fremontelection.com Let see what will be the outcome.. Even though im resident of fremont city but i choose not to vote !!!

    

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    Dual citizenship - India!

    January 8, 2005 by Guest JSS

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    I was just reading an article on Sikhnet about how PM manmohan singh ji plans on offering dual citizenship NRIs. I think this is awesome...i know many sikhs have always complained and rightly so about how sikhs are treated in India...how we are depicted by the government as well as the media...also how all the foreign investment has been made in the south or other areas of india, while Punjab has seen very little foreign investment or creation of new jobs... I think this is a great opportunity for overseas sikhs who are successful to go and pump some money into the Punjab economy, create jobs, buy Land back from all the bhaiyaas who are trying to get into punjab...a great…

    

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    The Sikh Federation (UK)

    January 7, 2005 by Jeevan

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    WJKK WJKF Who does the represent exactly? Does the Sikh Federation (UK) represent ALL Sikhs i.e. Amritdharis, Kesdhari, Sahajdhari, Kesdhari, Patit, Ramgharias, Ravidasi, Balmiki, Ramdasia, Mazhbis, Bhatras, etc.? What procedures have the the Sikh Federation (UK) put in place so that ALL Sikhs in the UK could be represented fairly and equally by them. Your thoughts and views please.

    

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