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  1. Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa

    Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh

    5th Annual Waterloo Sikh Youth Camp

    Friday July 9th - Monday July 12th

    Kitchener Gurughar

    2070 Snyder's Road East, Petersburg, Ontario

    (Camp will begin at 12pm on Friday and end at 5pm on Monday)

    DOWNLOAD CAMP FORM: CLICK HERE

    ONLINE FORM: CLICK HERE

    FORM DUE DATE: NO LATER THAN JULY 2nd.

    TSHIRT ORDERS: NO LATER THAN JUNE 12th

    EMAIL FORMS TO US AT WATERLOOSIKHYOUTHCAMP@GMAIL.COM

    2010 CAMP VIDEO:

    **Deadline to signup as a Sevadaar/Volunteer has passed. We are not excepting anymore forms. However if you could not fill the form out due to specific reasons/problems, please email us.**

    The 5th Annual Waterloo Sikh Youth Camp will be held at Kitchener Gurughar.

    The camp is completely FREE, however we are accepting donations.

    This year we need extra funds for additional camp facilities.

    Please contribute generously.

    This Sikh Youth Camp has been designed to bring all the Youth together to share knowledge of Sikhi and to promote Sikhi to our future. It will be run by qualified individuals from all over Canada. Working together we shall achieve an important element in Sikhi, which is Sangat. Included in Sangat your child will have inspiring role models who are enthusiastic about instilling the Sikhi spirit within these young minds.

    The youth are expected to stay at the Gurughar during the whole duration of the camp. Also, we feel very strongly about the comfort issues parents have, and would like to ensure you all that your children will be in good hands. Our team consists of highly qualified and mature individuals.

    Campers will be participating in a range of activities which may include the following: keertan darbars, workshops, lectures, arts/crafts, outdoor activities, fitness classes, and any other activities that Sevadaars may deem fit for this camp. All activities will be taking place on Gurudwara property and at no time will campers be given permission to leave Gurudwara grounds unless they are with their respective Parents/Guardians. Camp Agendas will be posted at the Gurudwara and e-mailed out closer to the camp date. Attached with this email you will find all necessary Camper Forms & Information.

    Form can also be filled out ONLINE: http://waterloosikhy...mp.blogspot.com

    The Registration Package must be completed by ALL Campers.

    Important Updates will be posted regularly on the Blog as well as the Facebook Group.

    IMPORTANT DEADLINES:

    Please Note: ALL Forms must be in by July 2nd

    HOWEVER, ALL T-Shirt Orders MUST be in by Sunday, June 12th 2010 so we can place the order in time to have them ready for the Camp weekend!! **NO EXCEPTIONS**

    **Please note that if you confirm a t-shirt order you MUST pick up your t-shirt BEFORE or DURING the Waterloo Sikh Youth Camp. If you fail to do so, you will be charged an excess fee on top of the original t-shirt price of $10.

    **NO EXCEPTIONS**Please Email ALL forms/questions/comments to: WaterlooSikhYouthCamp@gmail.com

    Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa

    Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh

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  2. Vaheguruu ji ka khalsa, Vaheguruu ji ki fateh

    Remember 1984

    1984 Kirtan Smaagam

    Friday, June 4th - Monday, June 7th

    Gurudwara Guru Nanak Mission

    585 Peter Robertson Blvd.

    Brampton, ON

    (SouthWest corner of Dixie Rd/Peter Robertson)

    Program:

    Friday Evening (Youth Kirtan)

    Time: 6:00pm-11:00pm

    Saturday Evening (Akhand Kirtanee Jatha)

    Time: 6:00pm-11:00pm

    Sunday Evening (Kirtan Program)

    Time: 5:00pm-8:00pm

    Monday Evening (Simran Program)

    Time: 7:00pm-8:30pm

    For more information contact 647-448-7454

    Akj.org || OntarioSikhs.com || SikhVibes.com

    Vaheguruu ji ka khalsa, Vaheguruu ji ki fateh

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  3. This is a very tough situation. If she did do something to herself, I can imagine you being in some sort of state shock as well, even blaming yourself for not acting. Number one thing that has mentioned above is to report it! It is the best thing to do to avoid another innocent victim being targeted.

  4. Great reply by Amarjit Kaur.

    Of course you can go!

    If anyone tells you elsewise, they are wrong and it is because they are still living in the old thought process of looking down upon women that our gurus took us away from.

    What if you wanted to take amrit and you were on your month and the only amrit sanchaar happening in your area was just at that time of the area (some areas only get blessed with once a year, frequent ones are once a month and even then many things can happen from one to next)

  5. First and foremost, we must all learn to except guru sahibs bhana.

    If your brother chose to take this step, this is his life. We can only do as much to give him reason to except sikhi principles.

    The truth is he is not only your brother, he is OUR brother, you have TONS of other brothers that have left their sikhi saroop and are far away from sikhi. We can not do anything but guide them and give them LOVE.

    Keep giving them a hand, the love the insight into sikhi and through the power of ardas you never know one day he will believe HIMSELF (not because he has to out of GUILT from family), but he believes HIMSELF that he is lacking something.

    Vaheguruu!

  6. Vaheguruu....

    Shabad: http://www.sikhitothemax.com/page.asp?ShabadID=2886

    Start from: aavahu sajanaa ho dhaekhaa dharasan thaeraa raam

    End at: naanak saajan ko bal jaaeeai saach milae ghar aaeae ||1||

    Audio: http://www.sikhvibes.com/kirtan/index.php?q=s&sm=fi&s=aavahu+sajanaa+ho+dhaekhaa

    Another Shabad: http://www.sikhitothemax.com/page.asp?ShabadID=2776

    Start: from beginning

    End at: jan naanak thin ko vaariaa sadhaa sadhaa kurabaanee ||10||

    Audio: http://www.sikhvibes.com/kirtan/index.php?q=s&sm=fi&s=aae+mil+gurasikh+aae+mil

    This one you can use when the Singh comes to the Girls house after anand karaj...

    Another Shabad: http://www.sikhitothemax.com/page.asp?ShabadID=2885

    Start: ham ghar saajan aaeae

    Audio: http://www.sikhvibes.com/kirtan/index.php?q=s&sm=fi&s=ham+ghar+saajan+aaeae

    There are a lot more shabads on this theme, hope you get an idea from these.

    You dont really need a 'tune', singing on any pitch as a group would be good :)

  7. Gurfateh pyari saadhsangat jee

    I have been with someone for almost three years. This singh and I have gotten very close over the past three years. We have decided to get married and never considered our relationship as a "dating" one. It has always been as if we are getting to know each other before marriage. I believe gurusahib is trying to wake me up in certain ways. I have realized that being with him, my sikhi is in a all time low. I should not even be called a khalsa anymore. I ignore god day to day. The only thing is when you are with a person for 3 years it is very hard to leave. Do you all think i should stop talking to him and concentrate more on sikhi? He is not a bad person, it is just very hard to have both relationships at this time. I am twenty two years old. One of the big things that disturbs me if his family is not into sikhi. Not one person in his family is. I think that when a family is into sikhi it makes life much easier. Please help me because my life is confusion right now. I want to give more time to gurusahib, while it is hard to leave a loved one.

    Daas

    Vaheguruu ji ka khalsa, Vaheguruu ji ki fateh

    I dun understand...

    First you said you guys have decided to get married, and then your talking about leaving him?

    Is that decision based upon what you further on went to explain that his family is not into 'sikhi' ....this big decision is not solely determined by this factor. If you think you are ready for marriage and you think he is the one, and you are at a good age, I would suggest get the families involved, get married and concentrate on sikhi together as one.

  8. I know of a couple of Hindu-Sikh marriages. The brides are Hindus. I am very pleased for them.
    I am also extremely pleased for many Singhnees who were Hindu before and took Amrit, then married Singhs.

    I see no issue with Sikhs marrying Hindus or vice verse. Traditionally my great Grandfather was a Hindu and then, his first born son (my Grandfather) was bought up as a Sikh, but still kept some traditional ways of Hindus. My family and I still follow some Hindu traditions and no there is no confusion in what we practise as a family. My father is an Amrtihdhari Sikh; he still continues to follow some of the family tradition.

    I have been observing the attitudes of some of the young people in this country; they find it very hard to understand how you can be a Sikh but follow some of the Hindu traditions. Young Sikhs in this country don't understand the difference in Dharma and religion, Sikh is not a religion but a way of life (Dharma). There is no fixed phenomenon in life, there are changes every second, and we deteriorate every second of your lives. Everyone has different lives to follow; we just have to observe our friends and family the emotions they feel and how they will deal in situations. Every person has a different story of life and that is what the Sikh dharma is, it's a story of life and how you as an individual would deal with life.

    I'm being very philosophical, but the Sikh Dharma is not just about what is written in front of you and you follow it, Guru Granth sahib Maharaj, is great example of how a challenge in your life and how to deal with it e.g. an Amrithdahri taking medication containing meat extracts, has to take the medication to prolong his or her life.

    A religion can be put together by any one, but a Dharma can not, there is a requirement of deep philosophical thought process involved before giving a conclusion to matters in life. It is a very Christian term to explain something of different belief and to box it up.

    Hindus marrying Sikhs or Sikhs Marrying Hindus is great example how dharma (way of life) comes into play.

    Nicely put. Now please try to cross over a river with each of your foot in a separate boat. Unless you know swimming, you know what is going to happen, right?

    The very reason Dasmesh Pita established the Khalsa was our "vilakkhanta", our distinct and unique identity. Several upon several references and quotes from Gurbani and a number of other textual and historical sources that clearly outline Sikhism's unique, distinct and different identity. This community of lions started by Guru Gobind Singh Jee does not owe any allegiance to anyone but their Guru. Guru Gobind Singh Jee said "Vaaheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa Vaaheguroo Jee Kee Fateh". He didn't announce that His Sikhs were a sub-sect of a pre-existing community, He called them Khalsa! He didn't have them owe allegiance to gods/goddesses/prophets, He made them owe allegiance only and only to Vaaheguroo! Thus the Sikh greeting of "Vaaheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa Vaaheguroo Jee Kee Fateh" is in itself a complete declaration of the distinct, unique and different identity of the Sikhs. If an Amritdhari Sikh chooses to follow Hindu rituals, thats his/her personal choice. Doesn't mean it is the right thing to do.

    Excellent response!!

    Everyone should read this over and over again :)

  9. sorry what i am asking/saying is.

    in the dvd i seen that the raagis hadnt finished singing by the time they had gone round maharaj, so the couple stood up until they had finished which was about 20 seconds. are u supposed to stand up until the end or can u sit down even if the raagis are still singing?

    Nothing wrong but personally some remain standing out of respect.

    Also it isnt wrong if the laavan are going on still and the couple have already went fully around, sometimes the kirtanee is so much into the shabad that he/she reads a line more than once or emphases by reading a line over again or adds simran in between. Its just in the moment :)

  10. Vaheguruu ji ka khalsa, Vaheguruu ji ki fateh

    hoe eikathr milahu maerae bhaaee

    dhubidhaa dhoor karahu liv laae |

    Come and join together, O my Siblings of Destiny; dispel your sense of duality

    and let yourselves be lovingly absorbed in the Lord.

    har naamai kae hovahu jorree

    guramukh baisahu safaa vishhaae |1|

    Let yourselves be joined to the Name of the Lord;

    become Gurmukh, spread out your mat, and sit down. |1|

    With Guru Sahibs Blessings,

    TO Sanjha Smagam 2009

    Awakening – for the Chardee Kala of the Khalsa Panth!

    Thursday, July 16 - Saturday, July 18

    Old Rexdale Gurughar 47 Baywood Rd. Rexdale, Ontario

    (416) 749-5355

    Thursday, July 16th

    Akhand Kirtan/Katha: 5:30-9:00pm

    Friday, July 17th

    Akhand Kirtan/Arti Arta/Katha: 5:30-10:00pm

    Saturday Morning, July 18th

    Asa Di Vaar/Akhand Kirtan/Katha/Gatka: 7:00-11:00am

    Saturday Evening, July 18th

    Katha/Raensabayee Kirtan: 6:00-5:00am

    Samaagam Objective – bring Youth and Elders together in one Sangat to share each others knowledge, and sing guru sahibs praises. The importance of becoming Sikh, adapting a routine of a gursikh, and applying this in our everyday life. Obtain an atmosphere where we can all progress our own spiritual growth and sit in Sangat of elder Gursikhs and Maharaj himself, Dhan Dhan Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji.

    Kirtan invitations will be sent out to ALL Sikh Jathas!

    Stage sevadaars will be keeping a list, and will be assigning kirtan seva to kirtanees.

    Please email us if you would like to do kirtan seva.

    Contact Us:

    Accomodations/Transportation: (416) 712-5142 or (416) 835-1909

    General Inquiries: (647) 448-7454 or (416) 879-1313

    Email: TO.Sanjha@gmail.com

    Blog: http://ToSanjhaSmagam.blogspot.com

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