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Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa! Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!! "Hukamnamai" sanpadak Ganda Singh. Publication Bureau Punjabi University Patiala, 1985. The letter was found not sealed as Guru Gobind Singh Sahib did so on all other letters he wrote, according to intellectual Sikhs.

Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa! Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!! Guru Sangat Ji, The Hukamnama to Kabul has been proved to be fake by intellectuals.

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Note :- This is an annual camp organised by the youth for the youth (and any others who may want to come along), It is the biggest and most successful camp running up in the North part of the UK

Below is a picture of a Kamar Kassaa. Notice the yellow cloth that is wrapped around the Singhs waist, that is a kamar kassaa.

A Kamar Kassaa is a long piece of cloth, which serves as a belt for the Khalsa Baana we wear. It is wrapped around the waist then tied. It should be of one of the 4 Khalsa colours. Black - Freedom Blue- Warrior Orange - Sacrifice/Shaheedi White - Saintliness Bur wearing these Khalsa colours will not make you any more of a Khalsa. That is something you must earn through Naam. The Gurmat Rehat Maryada cannot be explained in 'short'. It isn't a game. If you are truly wanting to dedicate yourself to Satguru, then you should take out time to realise the Satguru and what he loves most, Rehat. S1ngh, No, Im not a representative of the Akhand Keertanee Jatha of UK, Im solely an ambassador for Sikhi. Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa! Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!!

Organised by the Youth, for the Youth! 5th Annual Gurmat Camp at Gurdwara Singh Sabha, Bradford. Everyone is welcome at the Sikh Youth Camp! Spend 2 days learning and sharing your faith in Sikhi with others the same age as you FOR FREE! Enjoy the varied activities we have planned at the same time as understanding Sikhi in uncomplicated terms, in friendly and warm surroundings! Dates: Sat 2 & Sun 3 Oct 2004 Times: 9am to 6pm (both days) Venue: Guru Singh Sabha Gurdwara, Grant Street, Bradford, BD3 9HD For more information please visit:http://singhsabha.org.uk/SikhYouthCamp/ Please do view the pictures from the past two camps 2003 and 2002. Tell all your friends about it! Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa! Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!!

This is an excellent Sakhee. This displays extreme love between the Guru and the disciple. This is how puraatan Sikhs of the Satguru were like. I.E Bhai Lehna (Guru Angad Dev Sahib Ji), Bhai Manjh, Bhai Bidhi Chand etc etc...the list is endless. A True Sikh of the True Guru would do anything, absoloutely anything. A Sakhee of Shaheed Bhai Fauja Singh comes to mind and how he was finally blessed with amrit after going through several tasks. It is a great example of Kurbani and staying in tune with Guru Sahibs Hukam. Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa! Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!!

This is a particluar problem in the Northern area of the UK. The main question revolving this problem is: What can be done about this and how can it be prevented? Firstly, like 'Amrit' has stated, we Sikhs should stick in groups, by groups I do not mean gangs. Sangat is the word that comes to mind. This will let the Muslim Youths know that not ALL Sikhs are a divided lot. Alot of Muslims know more about Sikhi than 'Sikhs' do, they gain knowledge on the subject deliberately in order to twist it and display it in a repelling way to the person being converted. Secondly, Rehat is a MUST. Without Rehat we are nothing, without keeping solid Rehat we cannot achieve enlightenment, therefore we cannot tackle the daily obstacles in life. Also, Guru Gobind Singh Sahib will not give us his full blessings, as Rehat is most dear to him, and NOT the Sikh. Simple Rehat includes Amritvela, Bana and other little things, all build up to one massive picture. Thirdly, us people are dumping our identity for the apparently 'cooler' styles. Guru Gobind Singh Sahib has blessed us with Dastaar and Bana. We should make ourselves stand out of the crowd by proudly wearing this bana, but we should be spiritually strong so that our ego does not eat us away. We should also be Shastardhari and bear Sarbloh Shastar with us at all times. Rehat Piaaree Mujko, Sikh Piaaraa Nahee. Fourth and Finally, the most important aspect of our whole entire existence is NAAM, without Naam we do not even exist! The whole universe is held up with Naam-Divine. With Naam we are made fearless against the opposition (Note: The Naam Abyaasee has no Enemy, the light of Vaheguru is imbued deep within all regardless) With Naam nothing disturbs us. There is also need of more Parchaar, to the youth. But I think this is getting on the way as there are plenty of Youth Camps for Sikhs to go to every year. But, the thing to worry about is if the Parchaar actually goes in and not out of the other ear. Please Note that as Sikhs we do not hate Muslims or any other religion, as we see the jot of Ik Akaal in everyone, regardless of Religion, Caste, Creed or Colour. The Khalsa is such that it has no enemys, but it fights against anyone who does Beaadbee of Sikhi and the Gurus. Gur Kee Ninda Suneh Naa Kaan. We should remember all the Shaheedeeaa that Gurmukh Piaarai in the past have given for us, so that we might be here now to feel the glow of Freedom. We should Remember these and try and follow their example. Sometimes I cannot but think if there are any Sikhs of the True Guru who will give their head for him at any cost. Is there any true Sikh out there who can give their body to Satguru, just like those 13 Shaheeds did in 1978. Sometimes instead of doing Parchaar we should just think about these things deep within ourselves and think if we are really following the examples of Satgurus and Shaheeds. A quote comes to mind, 'Everyone thinks about changing the world, but no one thinks about changing themselves first.' - Something along those lines. It is a very interesting quote, of high decency in todays age of Kaljug. More examples etc should be given towards the Youth, especially Girls of what Sikhs really are and what we are made of. Sikhi was made with Shaheedeeaa. I hope to Satguru, I have not wasted my time typing this out. Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa! Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!!

Taking Amrit is essential, no matter which Jathabandi you take it from, at the end of the day, Amrit is Amrit. The spiritual power behind it should not be doubted. It depends on the Spiritual kamaaee of the Panj Piaarai who adminster it. It is their Kamaaee that is infused into the Amrit. Either way, their Kamaaee will wear off you and you will have to do your own. It does not matter which Jatha you take Amrit with. Although, their are differenciations in the Rehat Maryada that they explain during the Sanchaar. Personally speaking, you will get the Panj Piaarai that you deserve, through Karmai and General Spirituallity. As for Keski. Keski should never leave the body at any time, it is a part of your body, it is an Ang (Limb) of your body, just like any other Kakkar. Traditionally Singhs wear Orange Keskis, though it can be of any Khalsa Colour. When washing your hair the Keski is wrapped around your waist like a Kamar Kassaa. Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa! Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!!