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You will find all the sikhi apps on the apps store in itunes, I doubt any are available for jailbroken iphones etc.
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Flying Spaghetti Monster
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Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh! Are all styles of Kirtan welcome?
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www.khalsapanth.co.uk
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I've flagged the video, hope it gets taken off.
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Bhai Rajinder Singh(uk) Chaupai Sahib
Jagmeet replied to gurmzz's topic in GURBANI | SAKHIAN | HISTORY
Go on this website and simply copy and paste the video you want and its done! Easy! http://www.listentoyoutube.com/ -
Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh, Shiri Akhand Paath Sahib in the loving memory of the three Gursikhs; Bhai Harvinder Singh, Bhai Satvir Singh and Bhai Tejinder Singh, this weekend. Host: Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara, Sedgley street Start Time: Friday, 25 September 2009 at 09:00 End Time: Sunday, 27 September 2009 at 14:00 Location: Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara, Sedgley street, Wolverhampton, WV2 3AJ
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It should be kant and part of your daily nitnem lol
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Is Good Or Bad Whatever Happen Happens With The Will Of God?
Jagmeet replied to a topic in GUPT FORUM
But then whats right and wrong? Isn't that a perception of consciousness? Not long ago when Primark got done for employing ppl/children getting paid pennies, everyone in the world made a big fuss over it. But few weeks later, the same adults who got paid pennies were complaining to people who made the fuss, that they made them loose their jobs. LOL Not exactly funny but you get my drift. Whats right and whats wrong? -
Gubinde. Mukande. Udare. Apare Vaheguru is the Nourisher of the world. Vaheguru is the Giver of salvation. Vaheguru is the biggest Donor. Vaheguru is limitless. Hariang. Kariang. Nriname. Akame Vaheguru destroys all. Vaheguru creates all. Vaheguru has no particular name. Vaheguru cannot be lured by any temptation. Repeat this mantar. Note the last word 'Akame', Vaheguru is without Kaam. This will help you focus in what ever situation you are in wether in lust, being lazy, angry etc.
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The raag in which the shabad is written should be sung in the that particular manner. There are some shabads for example in Sri Dasam Granth and Sri Sarbloh Granth that have no raag, but raag can be added to those depending on the what the shabad is about. Personally kirtan that is not sung is raag, doesn't make it any less then the actual raag it is in. It just means the message can not be totally understood. You can get anand and ras from kirtan, whether its in raag or not. Just like if gurbani is read in a sehaj paath, you can't read it in raag, you just speak it how its written. You would just get the same anand out of it. But with singing in shud raag, you understand the mood maharaj is getting across. Very important. Hopefully that makes sense!
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Gurbani Anywhere - Version 2.1.0 Released
Jagmeet replied to gurbanianywhere's topic in POLITICS | LIFESTYLE
Can't wait for the iphone version. Any beta version out I could test or have a look at please? -
The Lavan are written in Raag Sohee, which should ideally be sung between the hours of 9am - 12pm. I have attended many weddings where the lavan have started very late, some up to 5pm/6pm. I can't be bothered to write exact details, but its extremely disrespectful to Guru Granth Sahib, who should not be waiting for us, but we should be waiting for Guru Granth Sahib Ji.
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vaheguru ji ka khalsa vaheguru ji ki fateh! Veerji do you want me to make a facebook event for it?
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Found anything?
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vjkk vjkf, Gurmukho you just missed one yesterday at Sant Kartar Singh Ji's Barsi. Guru Nanak Nishan Sevak Jatha have one every month, it is the first sunday after Sangrand. Or contact Oldbury Gurdwara, (Amrit Parchar) and they will arrange one. Gurdwara Amrit Parchar Dharmik Diwan 65 Birmingham Road, Oldbury, Warley, West Midlands B69 4EH 0121 552 3778 Guru Nanak Nishkam Sewak Jatha 18-20 Soho Road, Handsworth, Birmingham, West Midlands B21 9BH 0121 551 1125
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vaheguru ji ka khalsa vaheguru ji ki fateh! Does anyone know where I can buy a palki for gutkeh and senchian that I keep at home? I live in wolves, uk, but I am willing to travel to collect!
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Link doesn't work?
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On Sunday the 23rd August 2009, a group of the countries most vibrant, inspirational and open-minded Sikhs (ranging from students to graduates and professionals) will gather at a carefully chosen location to embrace on a life enhancing spiritual journey. This revolutionary forward thinking week will provide opportunities for you to meet a diverse range of other young Sikhs with an exceptional love and understanding for Sikhi, while on your path of discovery and exploration in a truly divine environment. Only 1 question remains… Will you be willing to venture out of the box enough to join them? Lively innovative discussions in a chilled out atmosphere to explore and learn about the Sikh faith! Ground breaking talks, mind shaking discussions! Forget food for thought, this is nutrition for your brain, guaranteed to keep your neurotransmitters warm on a cold day… Martial Arts and Sports workshops – from Yoga to Football to Dodgeball to Paintballing! Street Self Defence and Awareness! Meditation and Simran (learn and practice) Santhiya – correct pronunciation of Gurbani Kirtan – modern and classical Kirtan (Gurmat Sangeet) with in-depth English translations Gurbani Veechar / Spiritual Inquiry & Discussion (Philosophical & spiritual exploration) Langar - A wide range of international cuisine… Remember Sikhi is not a religion but a spiritual journey and a way of life… Ps …most definitely bring your sense of humour and personality! [url="http://www.thesikhcamp.com"]Visit us for more information![/url]
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Vjkk vjkf! I don't think iSikhi works on the new 3.0 software. It doesn't on mine and it just crashes and closes. Not sure if there has been an update.
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Did I see a picture named ' Nanaksar' ? :6
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Same, got a text but no more details?
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I heard Guru Ji's dastar/bunga was quiet a length before he left his physical body...
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Sorry do you mean Chaur Sahib di seva? Where a chaur is waved above Maharaj? This is a difficult one to answer, when it comes to Sikh and Non-Sikh doing seva in a Gurdwara. The way the Sikh approached the 'non-Sikh' wasn't pleasant and they could have waited for them to finish and quietly had a word. But saying that who is to judge anyone on wether they are a Sikh or non-Sikh? A Sikh in-depth isn't a label. Which is why Guru Nanak Dev Ji claimed to be neither Hindu or Muslim. He claimed that everyone belongs to the same God and labeling is useless. But with certain Seva that needs to be done, must involve Sikh's who are amritdhari. For example at the Harmandir Sahib Langar, only amritdhari's can perform langar seva. This is because there has been and still continiues to have ill minded people poison the langar and sangat. So in some cases, it's necessary to make sure the sevadar has had a 'check' before performing seva. I may be contradicting both sides, but its not my personal opinion, its more what I have seen and experienced. Very good point, I agree with that. It's pyar that counts the most. Even ragi's and poets were muslims in the court of Guru Gobind Singh Ji. Can the same be said for every other seva?