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To achieve higher spiritually
by Guest Gupt- 6 replies
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Vaheguru ji ka Khalsa Vaheguru ji ke fateh Gods kirpa has got me to simran where I can feel it in between forehead during amritvela. I don't want compliments or I may catch ego . If I wanted to get higher spiritually would india be better then current country of Ontario Canada where everyone is on the go and samagum don't really exist except occasionally. Some enlighten das on what to do next. I don't know nitnem nor do I wear chole or shaster or dumala nor married or kids but I work I enjoy doing it but its maya fake I have inheritance where I can live in India join army and be fine with my life.
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What are your thoughts?! ....Something doesn't add up......either our community is numb oblivious or doesn't care.... Khalsa Aid International https://beta.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-details/?subid=0®id=1163294 Khalsa Aid --- Filed to provide documents for 2019 https://beta.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-details/?regid=1080374 Also came across this as well https://asrandhawa.wordpress.com/2013/11/19/the-cheater-who-runs-crook-organization-khalsa-aid-in-uk/ Personally i dont trust anybody esp our community can full for anything at face value... Full of charlatans our kaum is ful…
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Seeing Sikhs adopt much of the viewpoints of either right wing or liberals. And as incels are growing as well as theories of hypergamy, MGTOW. I was wondering what the views are of fellow Sikhs on these issues. And if you are married, did your view on the opposite gender change?
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This bebe from a pind makes everything! cakes, pizza, pasta, jalebi, samosa everything, and massive portions of it too lol at the end they give the food to the poor children. i really wanna try and make some jalebis lol
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Braham kavach 1 2 3
by Guest Singh- 25 replies
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Wjkk wjkf. I know that chandi di vaar is not allowed at night but what about braham kavach? Or do we have to continue all night as well thanks
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Kashmiri girls in Punjab/Chandigarh
by Guest 100- 7 replies
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Can someone who knows this language (Kashmiri) translate this to English please. It’s something about Kashmiri girls in Punjab/Chandigarh having relations with Sikhs. https://youtu.be/RdcYOZNoA2w
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Panj Kakkars
by Guest Singh- 3 replies
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WJKK WJKF Can someone start wearing all of their Panj Kakkars a few months before taking Amrit?
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Sikh Baby girl names
by Guest Need Name- 6 replies
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VJKK VJKF Just wondering if someone can help with some Sikh Baby girl names for the letter R. Thank you.
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The age people get married is increasing in the world and Punjab. Sikhs in the past married and started families at much younger ages but today many delay it till their late 20s or early 30s. Recently, India proposed a bill to increase the legal age of women getting married to 21 from 18 while it's already 21 for men. Is it better to get married early like Sikhs of the past or follow the global trend of getting married later?
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3HO sikhs should re-convert to authentic Sikhi or drop the name 1 2 3 4
by Guest Ex-Gora- 2 followers
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3HO is a crazy new age mishmash of yoga, numerology, and a bunch other nonsense dreamt up by a sociopathic hustler. If those goreh were just Beatles fans seeking Eastern Wisdom™ then why bring Sikhi into the mix at all? Be a Hindu or a Theosophist. On the other hand, if they discern the truth of Sikhi, then why pollute it with nonsense?
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So why don't Sikh brides cover their heads? they normally have their buns covered but not their heads. whats the reason behind this? if i walked into gurdwara with my patka slipping and hanging of my bun i would probably get death stares, People would probably feel like tossing me out of the window. But why do Sikh brides get away with it? a few years back during the summer i wore a cap to the gurdwara, i soon had 5 singhs standing behind me not looking very amused. i was told to take it off and wear a ramal. why the double F,ing standards? heres a quick google search., Why were none of these women dragged out or told to cover their heads before guru gra…
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Have Sikh women always used "Kaur"?
by Guest guest- 0 replies
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I read "Kaur" was used by Sikh women due to the Singh Sabha Movement. Was using "Kaur" after a Sikh woman's name less popular prior to the movement? When was the first mention of "Kaur" in writing? Admin Note: Please post using your registered id.
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Can a non-Amritdhari Sikh girl cover her head?
by Guest Guest girl- 2 replies
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Hi, I'm not an Amritdhari but I want to cover my head with a scarf. Is this okay?
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Hi, everyone. Can you share what your stereotypes are about Sikh girls? The good, the bad, the ugly? For example: Indian girls (in general) are stereotyped as hairy, prudish, nerds, get fat after 1-2 kids, really smart (even the dumb ones), not as attractive as other ethnicities, loyal, good cooks. What do men here personally stereotype Sikh women as from your experiences with them? I'd like to know even if it hurts, thanks.
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Gurbani for anxiety
by Guest Raj- 1 reply
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Hi all, Need some advice on which gurbani/shabad/paath I can do to help with feelings of anxiety. Thanks
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Yeah Dhadi and Kaweshria are known for joking around now and then. -
Seriously?? The Dhadi is trying to be cute. For those who didn't get it, he said: "Some say Maharaj killed bakras (goats). Some say he cut the heads of the Panj Piyaras. The truth is that they weren't goats. It was she-goats (ਬਕਰੀਆਂ). He jhatka'd she-goats. Not he-goats." Wow. This is possibly the stupidest thing I've ever heard in relation to Sikhi.
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