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khalsa force, thank you sooo much WJKK WJKF

I was wondering if anyone can tell me where i can find that picture/poster of Shaheed Sukhdev Singh Babbar that is the form of a Kill Bill poster but it says Kill Gill? I have looked on so many sites and haven't been able to find it. I would really really appreciate it. :T: Thanks in advance. WJKK WJKF

hey, so does anyone know where i can find that image of shaheed bhai sukhdev singh babbar that looks like the Kill Bill poster? I believe that it says Kill Gill

i thought in sikhi we don't really believe in ghosts?

i really like the name tajinder . . . plus, then you can call her taji which is cute

i know this is gonna sound cocky, but my boys and i are all gursikhs and we have absolutely no trouble with girls (sikhs and non-sikhs). Its because we are all so confident in ourselves. and i love what guruji's student said above. . . "they keep cutting the gift that GURU JI is givint them .. but guru ji still keeps giving although they keepgettin rid of it !1" and in reply to the second part of your post, i'm not sure exactly why its easier for our pehnjis to get 'away' with cutting their kes. (the fact that you termed cutting your kes as 'getting away' makes me think that you probably are not feeling sikhi anymore either). regardless, its an unfortunate part of the downward trend our sikhi is traveling in.

i'm gonna go ahead and guess that you haven't studied sikhi and gurbani all that much . . . once you start reading gurbani and studying sikhi/sikh history you will start to gain a greater respect for sikhi and in your case, your kes. its seems like you might have some self-esteem issues and cutting your kes isn't going to address that. you are attributing whatever problems you are having to 'sticking-out' and your kes, but once you cut it your self-esteem isn't going to suddenly sky rocket. you are just going to find another scapegoat. you need to gain a pride and respect for sikhi and address your self-esteem issues. i honestly have a friend that seems to be just like you. he started by trimming his dhari and then eventually cut his kes. i can truthfully say that he didn't feel any better. if its the attention of the ladies that you are seeking, there are two things i have to say. first of all you dont want to be with a girl that doesnt respect your sikhi and girls love a confident sardar. g'luck pahji

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you know, i really didnt think that there was any way this topic could be controversial haha thanks guys. i'll check them out

i was wondering what are some good dharmik geet albums other than the immortal productions ones? fateh :T:

awesome thanks guys. and no harwinder you didnt confuse me haha. but i have a follow up question haha . . . how are you supposed to count when doing paaht? like, how am i supposed to know when to move one bead? how much of the bani am i supposed to do for each bead? wjkk wjkf

this may be a stupid question but . . . whats the purpose of wearing a simranee on your wrist? i just never knew what the reason for it was. i thought a simranee was used for doing paaht, but even if thats the reason how is it used for paaht? wjkk wjkf ps. sorry for creating two posts about it, it was an accident lol

i think pritam singh hit the nail on the head. i have def noticed that nights that a few times when i did sohila and wasn't really into it there was a difference in my sleep. now if i find myself wandering off while doing sohila I start over and do it with a lil more oomph. i haven't had a bad dream in a very very very long time. if you are in the middle of doing paath and find yourself just doing it like a robot, start over

i'm down with eliminating the patka completely do you think we could get it put in the rehat? haha i will admit to wearing a patka my first two years of high school (which was about 6 years ago) and as soon as I started doing a pagri everyone was like "your turban is soooo much better!"

"Its not hard to only wear a turban to the Gurdwara, I can see the people scared to wear a pagri on an everyday basis, but once a week for a few hours wont hurt anyone(if it does then you are not a Sikh)" i think those that are scared to wear a pagri on a daily basis do not respect or understand sikhi as much as they should. i know many of us get so much pride from walking around in a dastaar or pagri so why dont others? i think thats because we understand sikhi and have so much pride and knowledge of it. make sure every child understands and knows how much it took for sikhs to keep the right of having a dastaar and we would have a much different sikh society.