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  1. Thank you so much I will look at these tomorrow! Monique
  2. I know that her opinion of white women is the way it is because of what happened, I do not blame her. I just wish that she would give me the time and get to know me before making a decision. I am not like most woman and I am not looking for someone to buy me things. I don't need things to be happy, I only seek love. And yes this is a huge job, one that hasn't been easy and doubtfully will not end well. However, I will continue to pray that perhaps by some good Karma that she can allow her heart to open to me and let me get to know her and her know me. All I want is a chance. Thank you for your reply.
  3. This looks amazing do you know if there is anything like this here in Canada?
  4. Thank you, you made me smile and brought tears of joy to my face. I wish the rest of the world was as accepting of me.
  5. Wow, this seems very disrespectful. The word of God whether spoken or sung is to be respected. Save your chatter for after you are done worshiping. This really shocks me that people would do this. I could never be that disrespectful to others and to God.
  6. Thank you for your kind words. It's just for the first time in my life I have found peace and a religion that doesn't make me feel like I don't belong.
  7. I am new to the forum so please forgive me if this question might have been answered elsewhere. I am a white woman who fell in love with an East Indian man. We were very happy and planned to get married. We are both in Canada and his mum is in India. His oldest brother was married to a white girl that cheated on him and now he is divorced. A few months ago I started to talk to his older brother and told him that we wanted to get married. He told their mum and their mum was against it. After his mum found out my fiancée broke up with me. This isn't the whole story but my question is this. My fiancée knows who I truly am and knows how devoted I am to him and that I would never cheat on him. So now the problem is that he has given up on us and won't fight for what he wants because he is afraid his mother will turn ill or end up in hospital because she had blood pressure problems before when she tried to arrange a marriage for him and he rejected. I love him very much and we have a special bond. He accepts me for who I am and loves me very much. But since his mum thought he was lying to her by not telling her about me, he is not loving me right now. We are still best friends but he told me that his mum won't accept me. Is there anything I can do? I have been praying so fervently about this and asking God to allow us to marry. When we met we both felt this amazing spark and we are very compatible and good for each other. I could go on and on but the question remains the same. What do I do to try and get his mum to give me a chance? She lives so far away and he will do anything to make her happy even if it means he isn't happy. He has only been here in Canada for 2 years and isn't a citizen yet. I told him that I loved him no matter what and would be willing to go wherever he has to go, including back to India. He stood up for himself to come to Canada as his mum didn't want him to but when it comes to our love, he can't hurt his mum. I love his mum very much and both his brothers support our love, it's only his mum that doesn't. I am very unhappy without him as I love him and am devoted to him. There isn't anything I won't do for our love but am I being stupid by praying that God comes into his mum's heart and helps her to see how much we love each other? Thanks in advance for any insight you might be able to shed on me.
  8. I am white and have been doing kirtan for months now. I have read so much about Sikhism and find it a welcome change to what I was brought up in. I know it's hard to be different especially in this day but finding the Sikh faith has brought much peace into my life, so thank you for having a religion that accepts everyone.
  9. I am a white woman and have been saying kirtan and thank you for asking this question, it was on my mind as well.
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