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Jesspreet

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  1. Atheist organizations? You are just being silly now.
  2. Vaheguru ji ka Khalsa Vaheguru ji ki Fateh! <br style=""> <br style=""> Gurmukho, is not learning something new or hearing a different view point the idea behind going to a lecture? I have attended both the Sikhi 101 and Gurmukhi 101 classes and I am registered to take the Sikhi 201 class in August. Why can we not as a community support people who dedicate months of their lives toward Sikh youth education? It is crystal clear to see that their intentions are not ill-willed. Here is a extremely abbreviated list of what Sidak has done for me or inspired me to do ( through Kirpaa of course) . OP, I will let you be the judge: -Allowed me to connect more directly to the Guru. The Sidak lecturers and staff motivated me to learn Gurmukhi which I was able to accomplish before Gurmukhi 101. In Gurmukhi 101, I was taught the grammar and vocabulary used in the Guru Granth Sahib. I now have a personal relationship with my Guru. -Sing Vaheguru's praises. I learned my first and second shabads at Sidak and discovered my love for kirtan. Before Sidak, I would delete shabads my brother had added to iTunes because I couldn't stand to hear them. I have since been on a quest to learn kirtan and tabla and have fallen in love with kirtan. (Chardi Kala Jatha rules!) -Inspire me to take Amrit. -Expose me to gatka. -Create/Solidify my faith in Vaheguru. I joined Sidak a non-believer. I am now developing my relationship with Vaheguru. I could go on and on. I know Sidak has changed my life for the better.
  3. "This only proves McDonald's food is timeless; a good eat." hahah the comments are funny. Thats really crazy though.
  4. Its great that she is interested in our Sikh faith. :D This bothered me though : "I now understand that Guru Granth Sahib Ji is the 11th living guru." Isn't the Guru Khalsa Panth our living guru?
  5. I usually brush mine down and then gather it just like you would do a jurda. Use hair pins to keep it in place. I hate tying my dhari tho... :D
  6. Darsh Preet Singh plays basketball for Trinity University in Texas.
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