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Cheers @KirtanSewa, that'd be greatly appreciated.

A bit more digging and you'll a percentage goes to the British Crown.

Brilliant

Lagoom Jam

Raqba!

It's from Sastar Naam Mala. http://www.sridasam.org/dasam?Action=Page&p=1357 The sabad starts from the last 2 highlighted lines. The second sabad is by Sri Bhagat Kabeer Ji http://www.sikhitothemax.com/page.asp?ShabadID=3968

I don't know who this couple is, but what if they're victims of victims? What if they've been told that for so long that they now truly believe it? Could be a form of brainwashing or a branch of MK Ultra programming.

Fantastic

Read, 'Gods of India', within the first few chapters they explain possible relations and overlappings with the deities of India and those around the world. http://books.google.com.au/books/about/Gods_Of_India_Their_History_Character_An.html?id=qDa9SQAACAAJ&redir_esc=y I hope it helps.

But if you're not responsible for their actions, why are you judging them?

I've heard this book contains alot of eye witness accounts of Sikhs from many perspectives. Check it out. 'Sicques, Tigers or Thieves: Eyewitness Accounts of the Sikhs (1606-1809)' by Amandeep Singh Madra & Parmjit Singh http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sicques-Tigers-Thieves-Eyewitness-1606-1809/dp/1403962014/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1320299910&sr=8-7

If Sikh history and it's up's and down can be portrayed in any media, I welcome it.

The movie itself is parody of the directors real life. Some events are similar and some have been shown as a send up. I don't think the film itself should be taken too seriously.

It could be an Islamic influence

Hemp oil is probably better than both. But I suppose it's easier to buy coconut oil.

You never know. The mainstream population will just take a design and think, 'Oh that looks lovely'. But those 'in the know' with esoteric symbols will always see something else. Even the checkerboard print is considered an esoteric pattern, symbolising the seen and unseen aspects of nature and life.

Sounds like Naseehat Nama

I thought it was named 'BlueStar' because of the blue chakar in the Indian flag or for some conspiracy theorists, the Indian Govt named it 'BlueStar' because of their association with Israel and the promotion of Zionism.

Too much pride perhaps?

Dislike: In most cases if an Apna wont want to do something, they wont allow others to do it either

But I don't think this 57 year old was a threat to anyone. I'm still shocked that people support this killing.

Even if you take the religious aspect out of it, murdering someone is really bad. I can't believe some people actually support it.

You should check out 'Ley Lines'.

To be honest, no chance of Shaster Vidhiya in Sydney

Well said Satpunga Singh