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please all watch sikh channel sky 840 at 2:30 pm. live broadcaste titled "protect your gurdwara"
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does anybody from sangat know anything about british law, how much force can we use to protect ourselves and our gurdwaras??? this information might be useful to know before tonight
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taken from sikh youth-projects facebook status
Also a BENTI to ALL Singhs, today EVERYONE needs to ring each other and meet at their towns Main Gurdwara between 6:30 - 7pm and then mobilise into groups to ALL Gurdwara in affected areas..Hopefully the Police will prevent further rioting tonight, but if they don't we need to be prepared to protect our Guru Ghars from mindless vandalism!! LETS UNITE, lets put our differences to aside and come together!
For Coventry Sikhs we would request to meet at GNP Gurdwara 7pm
Ilford/East London - Meeting at Gurdwara Singh Sabha 7Kings Gym, High Road, 8pm
All Southall Singhs meet at Singh Sabha Gurdwara, Park Avenue for 6pm!!
All B'ham Singh's meet at Smethwick High Street Gurdwara for 6:30pm, and then we all split up to go to other Gurdwara in B'ham.
spread the word
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ive not watched much news the past few days, watching it at the moment on sky news, its crazy. its spread to birmingham. i agree, we need to be ready to protect our community and gurdwaras the police are useless!
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anybody??
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vaheguroo je ka khalsa, vaheguroo je kee fateh (the khalsa belong to god, all victory, is gods victory)
im sure some of my more knowledgeable posters will guide you in due time, but here are a few good websites to get you started :
http://www.allaboutsikhs.com/ - a wealth of information about sikhism
http://sikhitothemax.com/ - can read from sri guru granth sahibji online with english translation
there is a lot of ebooks in english available online, here is one site that you can read from http://www.sikhroots.com/docman/cat_view/67-resources
i would definitely recommend reading these ebooks
http://www.sikhroots.com/docman/doc_download/272-qse-kinehiyaq-sant-baba-harnam-singh
http://www.sikhroots.com/docman/doc_download/291-qbandginamaq-by-raghbir-singh-bir
theres lots of english katha (discussion/discourse) available on the internet where you can learn about the principles of sikhism. here is some to get you started, i would recommend bhai parminder singhs katha
http://www.ikatha.com/index.php?q=f&f=%2FEnglish_Katha
with regards to sikhs daily prayers, a practising sikh wakes up during amritvela (before sunrise) and firstly meditates on gods name (given by the guru when you take amrit (baptised)). At sunrise he then recites or listens to japji sahib, jaap sahib, tav prasad swaiyaea, chaupai sahib, anand sahib
in the evening we recite rehraas sahib
at night time we recite kirtan sohilla. throughout the day whatever we are doing, we try to remember god with every breath (difficulty but this is the stage we all aspire to reach)
you can listen to the daily nitnem (prayers) from here with english translation. Try to focus on the sound and meditate on it even if you dont understand it
japji sahib-
(i would recommend searching for all the daily prayers form username rajkaregakhalsa on youtube)you can download the daily prayers from here
http://www.boss-uk.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=80
hope this helps
vaheguroo je ka khalsa, vaheguroo je kee fateh
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heres there facebook page, ask them your questions and let sangat here know the response
vjkk vjkf
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vjkk vjkf!
This program was a huge success! All of the talks are available for download from the following link, please take time to listen to the amazing talks
http://www.4shared.com/folder/XS08r59s/Project_Five-_Part_2.html
vjkk vjkf!
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does anybody know if this gurdwara in dubai is built yet and open?
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im not a bhramgyani by any means, but im pretty sure that it isnt gurmat to believe in these coincidences/messages. Im sure if you tried hard enough you could find a pattern/message/coincidence with most things. Just dont over analyse things too much and your lives will be a lot simpler and happier im sure, dont mean to offend anyone. fateh
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Guru ji protects his sikhs...
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vjkk vjkf
thanks for your reply, i will try your suggestions
vjkk vjkf
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cheers for the advice
i will check them websites out.
vjkk vjkf
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I was really impressed by his kirtan and that he translates the shabbad into english and punjabi. We need more educated people whom can do this to help spread the message of sikhi
vjkk vjkf
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i think there must have been some singh archers in the past? i was thinking of taking this up as a hobby. Can anybody recommend any good equipment.
vjkk vjkf
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Daas is intending to start playing whole akhand paaths from an mp3 file at my house and was wondering if there is any maryada i should follow? The device will be a small hifi system playing mp3 recording of akandpaath i have downloaded.
vjkk vjkf
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vjkk vjkf.
Sangat can download all talks from project 5-part 2 from here. first 4 weeks talks are up! please all make effort to attend the final talk next week!
http://www.4shared.com/folder/XS08r59s/Project_Five-_Part_2.html
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unfortunately i personally know of 2 people whom have had marriages to people in india and it didnt work out. This one person is a doctor, he has been married 3 times. His first 2 wives were from india. The first was a dentist, once she did her dentistry equivalent exams here she left him. The second left him to go back to india. The 3rd marriage is with someone from england and touchwood things are going ok so far. They make a good couple.
The 2nd person i know married somebody about half his age from india. They even have 2 kids. A few days after she got her permanent residency, she left him. She also made claims of abuse at one point. She doesnt even care about her own kids and only see's them once a week.
You've got married, and there are plenty of marriages from india that do work out. You have made the commitment so stick with it! theres no reason to think she isnt a nice girl. Ask maharaj for guidance and help and im sure ther marriage will be fine. All the best!
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my dastaar looks like a joke, but i dont really care. It feels so great wearing it. Just keep practising
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alcoholism is a huge problem in our community. Like the irish, we seem susceptible to addiction. A major contributing factor is that our own punjabi culture promotes getting drunk, at weddings the big drinkers are praised, the songs also sing of getting drunk.
I know of someone who was working a weekend shift in one of the major hospitals in the west midlands a few months ago,during the shift there were 5 admissions for alcohol related problems. All 5 of those patients were punjabi sikh men. This one man was in his 30s. Their whole lives are ruined by alcohol. Its such a huge poison. ive met non sikhs who think our religion allows us to drink alcohol because of how many of our community drinks!
These alcoholics in our community need our sangat and help, we shouldnt shun them away. we need to inspire them to give up the alcohol. we've all heard of AA (alcoholics anonymous) its an alcohol support group in the uk. It has a 12 step programme which is very closely linked to having faith in god/a higher power. (although perhaps promotes christianity). Perhaps we could adopt this 12 step strategy at set up our own alcohol support groups where we can promote sikhi.
just some thoughts
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i recieved a reply from the BBC
Thanks for contacting us regarding ‘Have I Got A Bit More News For You’.
We understand you were offended by a comment made on ‘Have I Got A Bit More News For You’ by host Chris Addison, as you felt it was offensive to Sikhs. This episode was a repeat of a show which originally aired in November 2010.
‘Have I Got News For You’ is a topical, satirical comedy quiz programme and we can assure you there was certainly no intention to offend.
In this instance, the comments and satire were directed at the opponents of Nikki Hayley - who is of Sikh origin - who publicly stated “We’ve already got one rag head in the White House. We don’t want another one in the governor’s mansion.”
Chris Addison replied “...it’s towel head, d***head”.
His comments and satire were not directed to Sikhs, but to those who made the offensive comments in the first instance by correcting the use of offensive language by certain people and aiming offensive language at them.
To that end, we’d like to assure you that we’ve registered your concerns on our audience log. This is a daily report of audience feedback that's made available to many BBC staff, including members of the BBC Executive Board, programme makers, channel controllers and other senior managers.
The audience logs are seen as important documents that can help shape decisions about future programming and content.
Thanks again for taking the time to contact us.
Kind Regards
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the fact is that this racist remark was made directly in relation to the sikh turban. just because they are joking makes it ok? If we sit back and let them joke about our religion like that then who will respect us? cant believe some sangat are defending these comments, what will they say next about sikhs on british tv if this is an acceptable comment? The dastaar is our crown which guruji blessed us with.
fateh
everyone please make a complaint
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There a very very simple solution to all of this. All we need is more Dastaar classes (and a Voluntary Dastaar services) in the Gurdware.
Not only should Gurdwares make sure they sell ALL of the 5k's in every Gurdware. All Gurdwares should also sell Dastaara!!!
I say this, because I only know how to tie one type of Dastaar, it's this one in the attached video (but I really want to know how to tie a round Dastaar, a Dumala, and the classic Punjabi Dastaar, like the one in the first of the two video posts above by Singh559). I can't copy the techniques from video.
If you have a look at this video below, and the first one above, you will see that they are two different turbans, even though they both would be considered a nok dastaar. The one above takes more skill and know how, like the round Dastaar and Dumala:
Have you asked your Dad to see if he can help:
There is some comedy at the beginning of the video, but that's just Jus Reigns way, The preparation for the Dastaar starts at 5mins, and the Dastaar tying starts at 7mins:
I remember teaching myself that style from a similar youtube video. I was in the same position as you. I actually went to a turban tying class on one occasion at my local gurdwara, unfortunately both of the sevadaars couldnt speak english and my punjabi skills are very limited. They ended up saying that the current style i was tying is fine and "modern" . they were going to teach the traditional triangle punjabi dastaar. The best solution is to ask local gursikhs you know for help with tying round/dummallaa. i certainly agree that all gurdwaras should have the 5ks available and dastaar material. Not having these things is just an extra hurdle monas from non amritdhari families have to cross to become practising gursikhs.
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