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Nothing wrong with a bit of Desensitization.

You should try doing sqwats and stretching your legs more.

Wow man thats luvly. When you said Guru Ji had a lot of things (diamonds,,gold,,money lot of things), when you remember Guru Ji you get the nine treasurers, you only have to read Ardas to find out this too. I think the reason why Guru Ji have you Gutkha Sahib is because Guru Ji maybe wants you to read gurbani? And the people I think that got the nine treasurers read Gurbani? The fact that you saw Guru Ji is also remembering Guru Ji. I also think its good to share experiences, to me thats the idea of Sat Sangat. Having theses dreams are good signs.

This is not true because Muslims wear turbans, Christans and Jews used to wear Turbans. And how many Sikhs today are being confused to being a Muslim, no matter what Pugh or Patkha style you wear? Go to any Islamic country (where sikhi is not known) and the Muslims would even think your Muslim. The Dastarah/Turbans were worn by Warriors in battle because it protecting them from blows to the head. When Guru Har Gobind started the Akali movement Guru Ji asked them to wear Turbans. Now what im going to say is controversial to most Sikhs on this forum. Guru Nanak used to wear a topi (Hat). If you see old pictures of Guru Nanak Dev Ji he is seen wearing a Seli topi which is worn by Holy men but im guessing im not going to get anyone agreeing with me because "old pictures theses days there are considered Anti-Sikh". And Shia Muslims have soo much love for Guru Nanak and think of Guru Ji as a great Sufi Saint.

In my view do Bhagatey, install God's name inside your heart.

When the soul bride becomes married, she see's the face of her beloved everywhere.

Cheers your that

Any chance theres a PDF version on the internet?

To be with SatGuru is Heaven. To be without SatGuru is hell.

Namstang I love you man! Good post!

Ive heard somewhere that in Dasam Guru Granth, Guru Ji describes women as being superior and that women think faster. But most Sikhs theses days think that Guru Gobind Singh Ji didn't write or compile Dasam Guru Granth.

I've also been thinking the same thingy lately. The thing is we dont even know what Sach Kand looks like from the start, I think Guru Ji said it was indescribable. But we can not see beyond theses Five senses.

Can you put the whole bani in rather then picking one line and changing the meaning. When I read Guru Jis bani which you posted like that, its like i'm reading the ending first before the beginning of the bani.

So if your blood sister changes her name to Kaur, does that mean you can marry her? Im not trying to be bad but if you go with this logic years from now, you wouldnt know who your blood sisters or brothers are. Guru Ji also said not to be proud of your jaat, does that mean rejecting it all together? No. Guru Ji also says not to be proud of your wealth, does that mean we have to throw it away? No. Everything that is mines is actually his. http://www.sikhnet.com/sikhnet/music.nsf/S...7e2f21!Open

In Guru Gobind Singh Jis bani, I dont know if it was in Dasam Guru Granth or Sarbloh Guru Granth. There is a bani which mentions Guru Gobind Singh Jis surname name and clan as Guru Gobind Singh Sodhi Rai. Can someone here put it up? Would you think Guru Ji as Anti-Sikh because he used his surname? I've even heard one Singh said that Guru Ji said, "do as not as I do but as what I say". If Guru Ji says this then Guru Ji wouldnt be practising what he is preaching and would be practising falsehood? I use my surname, because I dont want to be marrying my sister and creating incest. Does who do not know what incest is have a look here, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incest Im so glad ive moved away from fairyland Sikhi, I can live in the real world! You mentioned that "I have no name", if you look in a spiritual view point we all have no names but have many names! We are all one! Names are a means of calling someone. If we all have the same name, and someone calls you by this one name, then everyone will look to you expecting a reply.

God/Guru is everywhere.

God and Guru are One. There is no difference between them. By the way Bhagat Kabir Ji was also born before Guru Nanak Dev Ji.

I heard a saying once. Never give a sword to someone that can't dance.

Thanks man

This stuff im for. If they had more postive stuff like encouraging Sikhs to keep rehat. But tracks like, "Wanted dead or alive" on "The second Rising". I don't like, if wasn't a Sikh how would you feel listening to this track? Im not trying to cause trouble by the way. Please don't put words in my mouth.

You know what I'm going to be the first to stand up to this. I hate theses albums, they are hateful toward Hindus. I have met many Hindus that have said to me that what happend in 1984 was plan wrong. And theses albums that are getting released are making the problem worse. I've seen us Sikhs getting less and less respect and Sikhs now adays have a more thuggish attitude. This is not Chardhi Kala at all. Sikhs were meant to defend Dharma (Righteousness), which even means Righteousness of other peoples religions, not just ours! This is why Sikhs were respect in the old days. And today to everyone else who is not a Sikhs, we appear to be unrighteousness because some sikhs want Khalistan. When Guru Nanak Dev Ji founded Sikhism, did he need to make a separate state in order to get his message across? The blacks wanted freedom in USA, did they want a separate state!!?? If us Sikhs want Freedom, the old method wouldn't work. Sikhs are of the Indian country, they are laws we must obey in order to be. Why cant we stay in India? I wouldn't be surprised if Tigerstyle's album sales have gone down because of theses albums. I have also brought theses Shaheedhi albums. But I'm not going to buy them any more! Only Sikh stuff now im buying or downloading are going to be about Kirtan, Khata, Simran.

God's energy is both Male and Female.

That was luvly. You always come up with the good stuff freed.

thats just too funny.

You guys should check out this website. You might have seen it before? Its from the Sikh Cyber Museum. The link will take to the Weapons Section. You can also see what the shaster look like. http://www.sikhcybermuseum.org.uk/Gallery/...ahib/ssword.htm