harrysingh1699

Thanks. It's not my story btw. Its just an interpretation of someone's view the necessity to be versatile in this day and age. I really do think your getting ahead of yourself Sitargirl, and beacause of your tunnel vision, ur missing anyone else's perspective.. if you re read my post again, you'll realise im not implying that Sikhi is a set of rules. you need to simplify your perspective on Sikhi. It's unbelievably simple. -Wake up early and ishnan -do nitnem -work, eat, play -do nitnem -sleep It's not about finding a balance. It's about being proactive to your surroundings. lol, your point... is hilarious. i'm struggling to see it. very confusing. maybe its just me You don't have to go - trust me there are other ways to network. I used to go out and now I decline... i disagree. my lawfirm is in the city. the only way to meet the partners for future trainees = meeting them at the bar. have a lemonade. i used to be naive. but sometimes u gotta accept what happens. i look forward to a fiery reply :lol:

Can I just say something... I'm 21, and also see myself trying to walk the religious path. I'll bring an interesting example a young Akhara gave at the Derby Rehnsabahi September. Imagine there are 2 trees. 1 tree is very rigid. when the wind comes, it doesn't sway or give way. instead it snaps with the direct pressure from the wind. the 2nd tree is very flexible. when the wind comes, it sways and flexes with the wind, and withstands the insurgence. similarly, i'm joining a law firm which means that every so often I am invited to a club or a bar with my fellow work partners and supervisors. I too have to attend. In a way it's quite funny though. many people say that yyou are affected by the sangat you keep. but also, you can affect the sangat aswell. I don't drink, nor eat meat. so my close future work m8s won't eat meat when meeting up with me, or won't drink. I find that interesting. Fateh

Wow i miss uni already... did law at leeds uni now is Law school at Leeds BPP then working!