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  7. What to do

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    I think you got to figure it out yourself ji. You are intelligent, so just sit down and reflect upon it. You know what the Rehat says. You yourself know your life situation the best. :wub: Good luck. Do Ardas to Waheguru with open clean mind.

    you will get your answar: either dirty shaved with job or rehatvan.

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  9. For those who call themselves Sikhs!!!!!

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    For those who call themselves Sikhs

    A. Are you the Sikhs of that Plume-adorned Divine Master (Kalgidhar Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji), who sacrificed everything for the sake of your seeds’ continuity and prosperity?

    B. Are you the descendants of those Great Shaheeds who, for the sake of Sikhi, were sawed and scalped alive, dismembered alive, broken on the wheels, boiled alive, hung their heads at spears, fighting tyranny underwent unbearable and unspeakable sufferings, but didn’t leave the faith, kept the Complete Divine Image intact (ie kept the Divine Hair) and didn’t let Sikhi get any spot of dirt?

    C. Are you the sons/daughters of those brave warriors mothers, who let their innocent children get cut into pieces and taken into their laps, and their bodyparts adorned with flowers, and put 1,25 maunds of powder (bombs?) in the black houses of the tyrants, and fought side-by-side with their mighty warrior brothers, and kept their wifely duties and duties towards Sikhi with Keshan-Suasan [being steadfast with both Body-Hair and Soul-Breath]?

    D. Are you the you the brothers and sisters of the Adutti-Bhuchangian [ie Amazing ’Small’ Beloved Warriors] like Sahibzada Zorawar Singh and Sahibzada Fateh Singh, who remained steadfast till their last breath, didn’t leave their faith, didn’t kill their hair and didn’t become non-religious, and didn’t bring shame upon the Sikhi BaNaa-Dress, as willingly accepted to be stacked alive in walls?

    If you call yourself the Sikh of Guru Nanak-Guru Gobind Singh Ji, then:

    1. Why are you letting your Gu

    ru’s Name down?

    2. Why are you being disrespectful to your hair?

    3. Why are you destroying your Complete Divine Image (Sabat Surat)?

    4. Why are you indulging in sins?

    5. Why are you turning your face away from Sikhi?

    6. Why are you becoming a fallen (Patit)?

    7. Why are you forgetting Sikh Code (Rehat)?

    8. Why leaving Naam-Rass, the pleasure of Name, in the favor of the pleasure of drugs?

    9. Why are you indulging in sexual wastes/sexual habits?

    10. Why are you leaving the path of Gurmat, and turning towards path of hman mind (manmukhta)?

    11. Why are you indulging in petty acts and thereby ’making your turban dirty’ (ie loosing your respect)?

    12. Why are you indulging in manmats?

    13. Why are you loosing your uniqueness (Vilankhanta)?

    14. Why don’t you recognize your real self?

    15. Why have the children of lions forgotten their uniqueness and engaged with sheep? They have started saying ’main main’ (the sound made by sheep)?

    Oh Sikhs of the Guru! Be Cautious and Keep intact your Identity, Become Guru-Valeh (GurSikhs). Bring Such a Reform so that all your generations have bliss. Lost Time will not come back!

    Servants of Guru-Panth,

    (their signature)

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  14. Jatha Vs. Jatha?

    in GURBANI | SAKHIAN | HISTORY

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    That is simply not true. It is only online that people fight. In reality they have respect for eachother, and there is very little fighting out there. Even Patna Sahib (Sanatan group) and Akal Takht (mainstream) get along. not like online where everyone is calling eachother nang or "british-breed".

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  18. Declares Giani Gurdit Singh ‘tankhaiya’

    in POLITICS | LIFESTYLE

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    Giani Gurdit summoned to Akal Takht

    Varinder Walia

    Tribune News Service

    http://www.tribuneindia.com/2004/20041215/...5/punjab1.htm#4

    Amritsar, December 14

    Maintaining a status quo of Takht Patna Sahib edict declaring Giani Gurdit Singh as “permanent Tankhaiya”, the five Sikh clerics today summoned him to the Akal Takht to clarify his position for allegedly distorting historical facts, by personally appearing here on January 8.

    Though Giani Iqbal Singh, Jathedar, Patna Sahib had announced that he won’t attend any meeting of the Sikh clergy till Giani Joginder Singh Vedanti continued to be Jathedar, yet he participated in the marathon meeting held at the Akal Takht secretariat here. Earlier, Giani Iqbal Singh had levelled serious charges against Giani Vedanti and his personal assistant, Mr Prithipal Singh Sandhu, including tampering with the proceedings of the meetings . He had also charged Jathedar Vedanti with not summoning Ms Surinder Kaur Badal, wife of Shiromani Akali Dal President, for visiting the dera of Ashutosh Maharaj . Bibi Jagir Kaur, however, was instrumental in bringing rapprochement between the warring jathedars on the personal request of Mr Badal, who found himself in a piquant situation following the charges.

    The Sikh clergy also banned any discussion on ‘Raagmala’. The joint directive of the Akal Takht signed by the Jathedars of all five Takhts, including Giani Rattan Singh, Deputy Jathedar Hazoor Sahib .

    The participation by Jathedar Iqbal Singh gave a clear signal that he had accepted the supremacy of the Akal Takht. However, Jathedar Ve

    danti and Jathedars of Takht Damdama Sahib and Kesgarh Sahib have virtually lowered their position as they backed out of the edict that the Takhts other than the Akal Takht could not take any decision on Panthic issues. By maintaining tankhah on Giani Gurdit Singh it was understood that other Takhts could also declare any Sikh as ‘Tankhahiya’.

    Meanwhile, Giani Rattan Singh, has admitted that the ‘Maryada’ approved by the Akal Takht was final and it could be followed by other Takhts in due course of time through persuation .

    The directive of the Sikh clergy mentioned that Takhts Patna Sahib and Hazoor Sahib had already imposed a ban on controversial book ‘Mundavani’, authored by Giani Gurdit Singh. The directive had given a clear indication that the ban on the book would continue.

    In yet another significant development, the meeting failed to take up the issue of partaking langar at a gurdwara in Yuba City in violation of the edict which prohibited the serving of community kitchen on chairs and tables. It is learnt that Giani Iqbal Singh had visited the gurdwara in violation of the edict.

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  19. Interview with Tytler and Phoolka

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    He was adopted by some Christian missionary, who gave him his own surname 'Tytler'. I don't know his biological family background, but he was raised at a Christian childhome....that i am preety sure about. can't be more than 2% chance that he was born in a Sikh family...so we can safely conclude otherwise.

    Karas...it is a "fashion" to wear kara now-days..

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  22. Declares Giani Gurdit Singh ‘tankhaiya’

    in POLITICS | LIFESTYLE

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    Patna Sahib jathedar to attend clergy meeting

    Tribune News Service

    http://www.tribuneindia.com/2004/20041214/...4/punjab1.htm#3

    Amritsar, December 13

    Bibi Jagir Kaur, President of the SGPC, today claimed that Giani Iqbal Singh, Jathedar of Takht Patna Sahib, had decided to sink differences with Jathedar Akal Takht in the larger interest of the Sikh Panth. He would attend the meeting of Sikh clergy, proposed to be held at Akal Takht tomorrow.

    Talking to TNS on telephone, Bibi Jagir Kaur said it was the collective responsibility of the Sikh clergy to come upto the expectations of Sikh sangat while discharging their religious duties.

    Both the Jathedars, who had gone to Mumbai to attend the marriage ceremony of the son of an SGPC member, would arrive in Amritsar by the same flight tomorrow.

    It is learnt that the SGPC chief had mediated to bring rapprochement between both the Jathedars. Earlier, Jathedar Iqbal Singh had announced that he won’t attend any meeting of the Sikh clergy till Jathedar Vedanti was the Jathedar of Akal Takht. He had also levelled serious charges of tampering with the proceedings of the meetings of Sikh clergy.

    Earlier Mr Parkash Singh Badal, President, Shiromani Akali Dal, had urged the SGPC to resolve the matter which had assumed serious proportions. Jathedar Iqbal Singh had also alleged that in spite of his repeated requests, during the meetings of Sikh clergy, Jathedar Vedanti had not sought clarification from Ms Surinder Kaur Badal for allegedly visiting the Dera of Ashutosh.

    It is believed that the meeting of Sikh clergy would

    constitute a committee of Sikh intellectuals to take decision on the controversial book “Mundavni”, authored by Giani Gurdit Singh.

    In case Jathedar Iqbal Singh attends the meeting then it would establish once for all the supremacy of Akal Takht. His participation in the meeting would send a clear signal that Takht Patna Sahib can’t pronounce any edict on Panthic issues.

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  24. Ancient Names of Punjab

    in WHAT'S HAPPENING?

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    Potohar region was also known as Gandhara.

    Veerji, i thaught the name Gandhara is for Kandhar in Afghanistan...

    But one dialect of Punjabi is Potohari. Would you please share with us where this area (Potohar) lies? I mean like which present day districts... :wub: Thanks.

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