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Is it really possible for a goat to impregnate a female lion?

How can a positive contributor such as yourself post nothing but negative crap, can you explain?

Was the sarcasm not clear enough?

WaheguruJiKaKhalsa!!WaheguruJiKiFateh!! always make an assan for Guru a higher place for them to sit infront of you and a few asans near you , many holy spirits gather when you do it with full concentration. Japji sahib - Guru Nanak Dev Ji is always present infront of you when you do Japji sahib , Jaap sahib - sawaiee- chaupai sahib - dasam bani's- Patshahi 10vi always present with his hand over your head. Anand sahib - Guru Amardas ji. Just Think you will miss the opportunity to meet them if you miss amritvelaa

The hardest part of getting up at Amritvela is the actual act of getting up from the bed. Many times when the alarm goes off, we are in half sleep and just shut off the alarm and go back to sleep. If you are having trouble getting up, the best way to get up is to put your alarm clock far away. So when it rings, you will be forced to get out of your bed to shut it off. This is what works for me at least.

a few tips i used/use to continuously build up on amrithvela. 1) set yourself a bed time; no matter what your going to aim to be in bed for that time. 2) aim at setting yourself a 20-60minute power nap after amrithvela. itll help you and you wont feel so tired in the long run. 3) when your alarm goes off think to yourself 'i got to get up to talk to vaheguru je now or else ill be trouble (found this works miracles for me especially now as its getting towards winter as it tricks my mind lol) 4) make the aim of your day your amrithvela meaning everything you do that day has your amrithvela for the next day as the aim. in other words youll do everything on a time scale to make sure your in bed by x time and up for x time. as this will slowly become a routine and youll feel better and more easily be able to get up for amrithvela. 5) if your parents wake up early then aim to be in the shower before them; that way you leave yourself no choice but to wake up otherwise youll be 'late' for that very important 'talk with vaheguru jee'. hope those tips help

My mum was telling me a few months back that she works with Sikh women of her generation (born and raised in India yet came over in the 80s; that would make them age-wise late 50s / early 60s), boast about going to the pub with their husbands. I thought she was trolling me, but apparently it's true. I was incredulous but it's supposedly quite a common thing. Berrah begaya jananiya da. If the mothers carry on in that manner then the daughters are obviously going to take it to the next level.