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  1. but that fire that sikhs had them 200 years ago that hunger could be used in other aspects of life to in buisness or athletics what would it take to bring that back in sikhs
  2. What im trying to get at with this thread is that most sikhs don't have that fire in them like the sikhs did 200 years ago, were they have this hunger to fight and take torture today a sikh gets called osama bin laden and they run in the other direction people say its gurbani but if it were gurbani then why so many cowards today, why so many overweight sikhs if we had that same fire we did 200 years ago heck we would dominate ever aspect of life military buisness education you name it we were so highly motivated that we didn't feel pain
  3. what was their mind set 21 sikhs that took on 10 000 or how sikhs could take on so much torture and not break
  4. end of the day if someone wants to go profesional bad enough they will go profesional
  5. racism should add to the motivation Lance Armstrong’s a great example. When he faced cancer, what did he do? He didn’t give up. He intensified the emotions that he had to find a way to succeed more than he ever had in his entire sports career, even though he thought he had maximized his capabilities. And what happened? After conquering cancer, facing another biker was nothing. He won seven Tour de France events in a row. Remember, he had never won any Tour de France before that. He turned something that could have been the most traumatic moment of his life into a launching pad for some of his greatest victories. He chose to intensify his emotions and fi nd a way to conquer, not be defeated by what life offered him. These are the moments that determine our destiny.
  6. The Battle of Saragarhi Of courage and bravery A tale be told Long forgotten, brought forth From the memories of the old. Of 21 men who Died at duty's call Who laid down their lives And let not the fort fall. 'Twas the year 1897 The Battle of Saragarhi was waged, 10,000 Afghans, 21 Sikhs Yet for hours the battle raged. Outnumbered and surrounded And still the men fought on With a stubbornness and pride for which, The Sikhs have long been known. Charge after charge was repulsed And nary a bullet was wasted And though the battle was lost, It was victory that the men tasted. Now, the defenders ranks were dwindling And the ammunition would soon be over. The wall was breached; the gate was rushed, It was the final hour. Hand-to-hand fighting followed As the men fell one by one And each took sawa lakh with him Before he was done. A handful of men, a fort of stones, Mud walls and a wooden door But when the last man had fallen, 180 of the enemy were dead, The wounded many more. Under Havildar Ishar Singh, They fought to the last man, last breath They'd promised their all to the motherland And fulfilled the promise with their death. And the world stood up to honour The heroic deeds of 21 men That challenged the annals of history To tell of more glorious action, if it can. Today we forget our history As we sway to foreign music and dance While they teach the Battle of Saragarhi To the students in far off France. And we know not the men of Saragarhi While the UNESCO includes their tale In the 5 most significant events of its kind — Collective bravery on the highest of scale. And we remember not the men of Saragarhi- The men who took a stand. And we care not for the men of Saragarhi Who laid their lives for our land.
  7. if their is racism in soccer in england towards desis shouldn't that motivate you guys more to succeed end of the day its lack of motivation, the most motivated hardest working smartest athlete always makes it and succeeds i love boxing and i love training hard and getting better everyday but for me i joined to learn to selfdefence and getting better and better so i can protect myself and anyone else who would need help but i never had the motivation to train to go profesional If you want it bad enough you make it happen two things happen when you face adversity you either let it make you stronger or weaker its a choice
  8. i would also like to add How do I Fight Fear? by Gurdarshan Gary Mangat on Monday, August 29, 2011 at 11:53pm i embrace the struggle thru the stories of my sikh ancestors,all their struggles and strength for their vision and willing to go any length to live it gives me strength.I fight fear by embracing it,cuz without fear ,courage wouldn't b needed ,courage is the conversion factor of fear,u overcome it by steppin out of ur comfort zone and making ur mind accept the unknown,in my sport that is the factor of serious danger in training which is training with the best who can take ur head off with kicks nd punches,but once faced ur bar of courage has raised and fear has slowly dimmed,this Is the lifelong process,everyday 1 percent mentally stronger,by keepin positive mind and keepin ur mind inspired,and that inspiration nd positivity is only found deep within u wen u first face pain and struggle in the eye,in external eyes I'm 5'9 ,inside u can't use measurements to measure my growth nd everyday I'm growing more thru confrontin my fears in reality nd dreams,constantly listening to my thoughts nd creating scenarios of good and bad which play out in reality,everything I've become or have experiences was a manifestation of my thoughts overtime,constant steady manifestation of the same idea and goal sends ripples in the universe and comes back as reality that is the secret my friends,but so many r stuck in this translucent enviroment wher they think someone else controls their world and will never realize their true capabilities,everyday in my life is scary,uncomfortable,risky,but that is also why I grow mentally faster,some face such things once in a while,when this is your daily living,there isn't much of a choice.
  9. Had a chance to meet gurdashan and talk to him and hang out with the guy when i was in vancouver and honestly he has the mindset of a sikhlion but something from his facebook great read WEST COAST SIKH YOUTH CAMP OPENING WEEK LIFE REFLECTION MOTIVATIONAL SPEECH by Gurdarshan Gary Mangat on Saturday, August 29, 2009 at 5:46pm ( pardon the grammer mistakes , the speech was a spoken speech not a written one, so grammer was not a priority. if u would like to be tagged , just send me a quick msg) I’m sitting at fight training with blood rolling down my chest and lips, soaked in sweat from endless hours of training. I grab my laptop and remember I must write something for camp. Now I sit here wondering what to say. I am surrounded by warriors of MMA from all over the world such as Brazil.They are the best of the best and yet I still can’t think of anything to write. Looking around this $2 million private pro facility for only invited fighters who have chosen a life of one on one wars with other warriors from all over the world.How did I get here? Why am I here fighting now? What am I here to represent? Wasn’t I sitting at BCIT studying accounting a few years ago, eating whatever I wanted, gaining weight and just letting days pass by? Why do these coaches here believe in me so much, don’t they remember I had never fought until just 1 year ago? What made me do this? I wipe the blood and it stings and I know I must be here to repeat this all the next day, and the day after.My training partners and myself are al sitting around with icepacks on ourselves after a grueling sparring session where nobody held back. Injuries occur day in and day out,yet this I accepted with my mind when I decided to do this. This is my life now, but how did it come to this? Then it all hit me, the reason I am here chasing a dream that many wouldn’t dare is because of camp. The mental strength I have is because of what I was shown at camp , the sangat I met , the gurbanis I read and the one song that inspired me to be the best , which was “Battle of Chamkaur” mixed with the atmosphere that I was surrounded by for only 7 days changed my life forever. When I first entered the gates of this camp, I was unsure of what to expect. I was hoping for a fun filled week of activities, making new friends and just giving it a chance. Kind of pessimistic a bit to be giving up the last week of summer for this. What I got out of camp is unexplainable in words but I will try to give you an idea of what it has done for me. Camp changed me completely as a person, as if I came into camp as a broken down Camry, and left the next week upgraded into a Lamborghini that world would turn heads when it drove by. It didn’t change me physically anyway besides the fact I gained a few pounds from the great food we were served , but what it did to me mentally and spiritually is something that makes me want to cancel everything every year so I can keep coming back to recharge myself spiritually for the coming year. Injuries such as concussions and other injuries that come with this job couldn’t stop me from coming back here. I walked into camp as a boy who just wanted to follow behind someone that was sure of them. Didn’t want to take risks, just play it safe and get through life. Not much spirituality even though I would say I believed in god. Thinking that all good things were owed to me and that lived by the phrase “Life’s not fair” or that “Life Sucks” which has somewhat become the trademark phrase of our generation. I am not trying to be negative just saying what it is that’s relevant in the real world. I spent most of my life not even realizing this is how I was going about my days because it became so standard. These thoughts would run through my head day in and day out not realizing how I was killing any chance of doing some out of the box. Something that may leave a mark on history, something positive for my peers to look up to and know that mindset is the key to our future. I can honestly say that, by the end of the week, I had realized the mean of becoming a man. The meaning of maturity, and how each individual has the power to change their surrounding around them for the better. Started living by the phrase “Don’t be a product of the environment , let the environment be a product of you” and such quotes from not just singhs but influential people we watch on TV all the time were making sense such as notorious B.I.G who said “in order to change the world , we must first change ourselves”. One mind can inspire hundreds or thousands of others to change the world for better. Even after realizing all of this, I had no idea what was to come next, just how powerful my mind could become with my faith in god, and the backing of a positive sangat who believed in me. Had no idea how one year would almost erase whatever I had done in the last seventeen years. But like the final answer in Slumdog Millionaire, it made sense that what I had experienced up until that point was written for me to experience. Realized all this at camp as a got to know myself as the true person I am , not the confused images we see ourselves as at times. Spent my days as the last kid picked for the basketball team, fat kid in the pool who couldn’t first swim but stuck with it to break records. The bullied kid who was too scared to state his own opinion so he wouldn’t be seen different and made fun of. All of this was me….before I came here. Up until this point, I blamed the world, we all do at times. But we fail to think we are in control of our own world, our mind is the world and the world becomes what our mind believes. This I discovered as I spent my time with my sangat, my brothers from England who felt like my soul mates from the minute I sat around their energy. Could feel the strength of a powerful mind, mind that no weapon could breakdown and no human could get to. Being around my brothers from England could be the defining moment in my life I can honestly say.It is also where I was given my fight name ,”Saint Lion”. There is nothing that can really change my mind on that statement. I trusted their words so much because you can feel the honesty and love in them. You know that they aren’t just trying to inspire you in the right path but they also wake up every morning and follow their words. It was all fine that my mind was positive and the peers around me were positive also, but now the real test came .We headed back into the real world and this is where all of us would go our separate ways. Back to our same friends, same environment, same situations. Would we go back to our negative ways or would the lessons we learned change our way of thinking? Would I be using guru ji in many of my day to day situations make people look at me weird? Is it ok for me chasing a dream out of the box without other people who would put me down affect me? These were the tests I knew I’d be facing. When I got back to the real world, my mind was in full spiritual and mental strength. It wouldn’t stop imagining ideas that at the time to even myself seemed impossible. Tried telling my friends about what I had experienced and they just laughed. Nobody was understanding me and I felt pretty alone. All the campers and brothers had all gone back to their regular lives and there was nobody to turn to at that moment. Was I lying to myself that I had become stronger as an individual? The test came a couple weeks after me thinking about that question. Was sitting with friends watching the UFC fights and I wasn’t just watching the fights for entertainment. I was looking for signs and keys to the reason they are fighting in front of the world. Because they are superhuman, because they were raised from birth to be fighters? Both of these answers were no. So I raised the question of why can’t I do it, and my friends laughed at me and told me to shut up and just watch the fights. You must remember up until this point , I had never been in street fight , I was a shy kid , compared to all my friends I was the smallest , I was the least “hardcore” one of them , so for me to even think of this it made no sense. But that is all I needed to wake my mind , when someone told me I couldn’t do something before I’d be convinced at times I couldn’t , but this was not going to be one of those times. Sat their imagining myself in that octagon , millions of fans cheering , making my sangat proud , and the world realizing “impossible is nothing” , that this invidual didn’t throw his first punch till the age of 21 , no fighting background , no combat background . These thoughts I became obsessed with and I knew nobody would be convinced on me doing this. Only individual that would be convinced would be god. The next morning I went to the temple , sat there for an hour and prayed that he send me on a journey that the world will see from beginning to end , whether it end at the top or not , may someone be inspired from this , may some underdog make it to the top . Asked not to be protected from pain, but let me enjoy it, let me run at it than run from it. Stare at it from across the cage or ring and let my mind take care of me. At the time this was all talk to me, now it was time to act on it. My mind was set, but I still had no idea of the power it had and how things were going to change. Everyday my dreams become more vivid of battles in the ring , and my mind would come up with quotes every morning to get me through my days , such simple reminders as “Just be you , because life’s too short to be anyone else” , “It’s not about who you fight , but what you are fighting for”, one of my favorites I have come up with is this reminder and I truly believe this “God is not a genie , but a provider , he won’t grant you wishes , but will give you the resources to attain by yourself, what you make of it , is your own choosing, example: Parents can buy school supplies but can’t buy you a report card with straight A’s , that you must attain yourself.”. I have trained my mind to go into fights to die now. I know that sounds weird and out there, but can ask my family. Every time I have a fight, I make sure I take care of everything before I leave to fight, because in this brutal sport anything can happen. And I have accepted that. Taken lessons from my faith such as no attachment and that is what I believe has also gotten me to where I am now at the speed I got here. Taking this journey with honest intentions, modest approach, no ego, and 'dream at night chase in the day' philosophy. I lay in my room staring at my vision board which has pictures of championship belts , the arenas I want to fight in , mindset I must be in every minute of the day to get there and octagon I wish to do battle in. Must sacrifice certain things I used to enjoy on regular basis, time with friends. I have simplified my life, I don’t need a fancy car, don’t need expensive dinners etc. All I need is a bed to sleep in, roof over my head, my training equipment and clothes and just some general everyday things. I write my own quotes every morning and post them on my room walls around my vision board and use a scenic cloudy sky to post all of it on because at the end of the day sky is the limit. My life before was that socializing was number one. Be out there, have lots of friends, get through life, have fun. My life now has turned into countless hours of training, being surrounded by men that are your family but the love they show you is by hurting you to make you stronger for your own battles. My mind is constantly thinking of ways to get my mind and body stronger, how to become stronger, what to eat etc. All I dream of is being a champion. I have no attachment to anybody right now I can honestly say finally in my life; I am just someone following in what god has written for me to follow. This is all that I discovered at this camp. The camp itself is just 8 cabins and a hall mixed in with 1 minute showers but its individuals such as yourself that will make camp what it is and what it won’t be . It’s in your hands, it’s your week, it’s your own self discoveries, and it’s your life. One amazing camp if this what producing
  10. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjANzecBmic&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ke89lzcCzs
  11. Im proud to call him a friend and I hope the sikh community around the world helps support him in becoming a world champion I had the privilidge of meeting him and he is one of the very few sikhs out their left that still have the sikh lion mindset something i read on his facebook and i believe needs to be shared with everyone WEST COAST SIKH YOUTH CAMP OPENING WEEK LIFE REFLECTION MOTIVATIONAL SPEECH by Gurdarshan Gary Mangat on Saturday, August 29, 2009 at 5:46pm ( pardon the grammer mistakes , the speech was a spoken speech not a written one, so grammer was not a priority. if u would like to be tagged , just send me a quick msg) I’m sitting at fight training with blood rolling down my chest and lips, soaked in sweat from endless hours of training. I grab my laptop and remember I must write something for camp. Now I sit here wondering what to say. I am surrounded by warriors of MMA from all over the world such as Brazil.They are the best of the best and yet I still can’t think of anything to write. Looking around this $2 million private pro facility for only invited fighters who have chosen a life of one on one wars with other warriors from all over the world.How did I get here? Why am I here fighting now? What am I here to represent? Wasn’t I sitting at BCIT studying accounting a few years ago, eating whatever I wanted, gaining weight and just letting days pass by? Why do these coaches here believe in me so much, don’t they remember I had never fought until just 1 year ago? What made me do this? I wipe the blood and it stings and I know I must be here to repeat this all the next day, and the day after.My training partners and myself are al sitting around with icepacks on ourselves after a grueling sparring session where nobody held back. Injuries occur day in and day out,yet this I accepted with my mind when I decided to do this. This is my life now, but how did it come to this? Then it all hit me, the reason I am here chasing a dream that many wouldn’t dare is because of camp. The mental strength I have is because of what I was shown at camp , the sangat I met , the gurbanis I read and the one song that inspired me to be the best , which was “Battle of Chamkaur” mixed with the atmosphere that I was surrounded by for only 7 days changed my life forever. When I first entered the gates of this camp, I was unsure of what to expect. I was hoping for a fun filled week of activities, making new friends and just giving it a chance. Kind of pessimistic a bit to be giving up the last week of summer for this. What I got out of camp is unexplainable in words but I will try to give you an idea of what it has done for me. Camp changed me completely as a person, as if I came into camp as a broken down Camry, and left the next week upgraded into a Lamborghini that world would turn heads when it drove by. It didn’t change me physically anyway besides the fact I gained a few pounds from the great food we were served , but what it did to me mentally and spiritually is something that makes me want to cancel everything every year so I can keep coming back to recharge myself spiritually for the coming year. Injuries such as concussions and other injuries that come with this job couldn’t stop me from coming back here. I walked into camp as a boy who just wanted to follow behind someone that was sure of them. Didn’t want to take risks, just play it safe and get through life. Not much spirituality even though I would say I believed in god. Thinking that all good things were owed to me and that lived by the phrase “Life’s not fair” or that “Life Sucks” which has somewhat become the trademark phrase of our generation. I am not trying to be negative just saying what it is that’s relevant in the real world. I spent most of my life not even realizing this is how I was going about my days because it became so standard. These thoughts would run through my head day in and day out not realizing how I was killing any chance of doing some out of the box. Something that may leave a mark on history, something positive for my peers to look up to and know that mindset is the key to our future. I can honestly say that, by the end of the week, I had realized the mean of becoming a man. The meaning of maturity, and how each individual has the power to change their surrounding around them for the better. Started living by the phrase “Don’t be a product of the environment , let the environment be a product of you” and such quotes from not just singhs but influential people we watch on TV all the time were making sense such as notorious B.I.G who said “in order to change the world , we must first change ourselves”. One mind can inspire hundreds or thousands of others to change the world for better. Even after realizing all of this, I had no idea what was to come next, just how powerful my mind could become with my faith in god, and the backing of a positive sangat who believed in me. Had no idea how one year would almost erase whatever I had done in the last seventeen years. But like the final answer in Slumdog Millionaire, it made sense that what I had experienced up until that point was written for me to experience. Realized all this at camp as a got to know myself as the true person I am , not the confused images we see ourselves as at times. Spent my days as the last kid picked for the basketball team, fat kid in the pool who couldn’t first swim but stuck with it to break records. The bullied kid who was too scared to state his own opinion so he wouldn’t be seen different and made fun of. All of this was me….before I came here. Up until this point, I blamed the world, we all do at times. But we fail to think we are in control of our own world, our mind is the world and the world becomes what our mind believes. This I discovered as I spent my time with my sangat, my brothers from England who felt like my soul mates from the minute I sat around their energy. Could feel the strength of a powerful mind, mind that no weapon could breakdown and no human could get to. Being around my brothers from England could be the defining moment in my life I can honestly say.It is also where I was given my fight name ,”Saint Lion”. There is nothing that can really change my mind on that statement. I trusted their words so much because you can feel the honesty and love in them. You know that they aren’t just trying to inspire you in the right path but they also wake up every morning and follow their words. It was all fine that my mind was positive and the peers around me were positive also, but now the real test came .We headed back into the real world and this is where all of us would go our separate ways. Back to our same friends, same environment, same situations. Would we go back to our negative ways or would the lessons we learned change our way of thinking? Would I be using guru ji in many of my day to day situations make people look at me weird? Is it ok for me chasing a dream out of the box without other people who would put me down affect me? These were the tests I knew I’d be facing. When I got back to the real world, my mind was in full spiritual and mental strength. It wouldn’t stop imagining ideas that at the time to even myself seemed impossible. Tried telling my friends about what I had experienced and they just laughed. Nobody was understanding me and I felt pretty alone. All the campers and brothers had all gone back to their regular lives and there was nobody to turn to at that moment. Was I lying to myself that I had become stronger as an individual? The test came a couple weeks after me thinking about that question. Was sitting with friends watching the UFC fights and I wasn’t just watching the fights for entertainment. I was looking for signs and keys to the reason they are fighting in front of the world. Because they are superhuman, because they were raised from birth to be fighters? Both of these answers were no. So I raised the question of why can’t I do it, and my friends laughed at me and told me to shut up and just watch the fights. You must remember up until this point , I had never been in street fight , I was a shy kid , compared to all my friends I was the smallest , I was the least “hardcore” one of them , so for me to even think of this it made no sense. But that is all I needed to wake my mind , when someone told me I couldn’t do something before I’d be convinced at times I couldn’t , but this was not going to be one of those times. Sat their imagining myself in that octagon , millions of fans cheering , making my sangat proud , and the world realizing “impossible is nothing” , that this invidual didn’t throw his first punch till the age of 21 , no fighting background , no combat background . These thoughts I became obsessed with and I knew nobody would be convinced on me doing this. Only individual that would be convinced would be god. The next morning I went to the temple , sat there for an hour and prayed that he send me on a journey that the world will see from beginning to end , whether it end at the top or not , may someone be inspired from this , may some underdog make it to the top . Asked not to be protected from pain, but let me enjoy it, let me run at it than run from it. Stare at it from across the cage or ring and let my mind take care of me. At the time this was all talk to me, now it was time to act on it. My mind was set, but I still had no idea of the power it had and how things were going to change. Everyday my dreams become more vivid of battles in the ring , and my mind would come up with quotes every morning to get me through my days , such simple reminders as “Just be you , because life’s too short to be anyone else” , “It’s not about who you fight , but what you are fighting for”, one of my favorites I have come up with is this reminder and I truly believe this “God is not a genie , but a provider , he won’t grant you wishes , but will give you the resources to attain by yourself, what you make of it , is your own choosing, example: Parents can buy school supplies but can’t buy you a report card with straight A’s , that you must attain yourself.”. I have trained my mind to go into fights to die now. I know that sounds weird and out there, but can ask my family. Every time I have a fight, I make sure I take care of everything before I leave to fight, because in this brutal sport anything can happen. And I have accepted that. Taken lessons from my faith such as no attachment and that is what I believe has also gotten me to where I am now at the speed I got here. Taking this journey with honest intentions, modest approach, no ego, and 'dream at night chase in the day' philosophy. I lay in my room staring at my vision board which has pictures of championship belts , the arenas I want to fight in , mindset I must be in every minute of the day to get there and octagon I wish to do battle in. Must sacrifice certain things I used to enjoy on regular basis, time with friends. I have simplified my life, I don’t need a fancy car, don’t need expensive dinners etc. All I need is a bed to sleep in, roof over my head, my training equipment and clothes and just some general everyday things. I write my own quotes every morning and post them on my room walls around my vision board and use a scenic cloudy sky to post all of it on because at the end of the day sky is the limit. My life before was that socializing was number one. Be out there, have lots of friends, get through life, have fun. My life now has turned into countless hours of training, being surrounded by men that are your family but the love they show you is by hurting you to make you stronger for your own battles. My mind is constantly thinking of ways to get my mind and body stronger, how to become stronger, what to eat etc. All I dream of is being a champion. I have no attachment to anybody right now I can honestly say finally in my life; I am just someone following in what god has written for me to follow. This is all that I discovered at this camp. The camp itself is just 8 cabins and a hall mixed in with 1 minute showers but its individuals such as yourself that will make camp what it is and what it won’t be . It’s in your hands, it’s your week, it’s your own self discoveries, and it’s your life.
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  14. would like to add many of today's ufc fighters like gsp come from traditional martial arts and they all say the same thing it doesn't work that well on the streets compared to boxing muay thai ji jitsu wrestling and i can't find anywere that it says that sports like muay thai came out of other martial arts watered down for sports so please provide evidence for this cause i call it a lie, all i can find is how all these martial arts evolved out of traditional martial arts by leaving the garbage behind and taking moves that worked and inovating them and making them better hence why the best traditional martial artists got destroyed in no rules against mma and its one of the stupidest things to say cause who would want to learn and create a watered down martial art when everyone wants to learn the best another punjabi fighter who trained with some top kung fu fighters in china was kultar gill who has openly also said waste of time compared to mma muay thai boxing wrestling ji jitsu
  15. kind of surprised that no one is replying
  16. its good to be ambitous and the hardest working community i love that part about being a sikh, its that work ethic that im going to use to reach my dreams and i shouldn't make it sound like working 18 hours a day is a bad thing, but if you are driven by ego and greed then yes it is wrong, but if you are driven by your dream then its a good thing, long as you don't neglect the people you love and give them the support and love they need
  17. this is why we need to bring back our military culture cause its being replaced with cowardly gangster culture rather then being a gangster destroying lives why not be a soldier and serve humanity
  18. i personally believe the youth need to take back the gurdwaras in the west alot of these gurdwaras are run by corrupt commitees or closed minded <banned word filter activated> and i think having the youth take over these gurdwaras and reach out to every member of the community and bring the community together these older folks running the gurdwaras have no idea what the young generation go through in the west and props to the youth slate who run guru nanak gurdwara and just brought in common sence on issues raher then fighting over stupid things focusing on bringing all sikhs together to conquere challenges facing sikhs and society
  19. and are driven by greed ego and jealousy so many family's working 18 hours a day and turning to achole to handle the stress and family's breaking down and depression taking over just cause this family has to have a bigger house then that family and this family has to drive a nicer car then that family why don't we reward people and acknowledge people who contribute to humanity and not who has the biggest house in india family's turn on eachother just for some farm land rather then working together and supporting eachother and their neibours people gossip about others and their children rather then saying positive things about others and their children sikhs are a people who fight for others so how do we stop greed and ego and jealousy
  20. we know things like domestic abuse sexual abuse and many other things happen in the sikh community just like any other community, but most community's try attacking this issue i was wondering why havn't we seen sikhs stand up against these problems and make a lot of noise and try helping victims of abuse in america 1 in 3 children is sexually abused growing up and makes me wonder how much of this takes place in our community and how do we help victims and how do we prevent this from happening in our community
  21. listen theirs a genocide happening in punjab and its female abortions we have village minded parants who prefer boys and treat daughters like second class citizens. So when the daughter has freedom and isn't getting the attention and love at home she's going to look for it from boys at her schoool and then their parants who are super liberal and don't care if their daughters drink and date and don't teach them the proper morals not everyone is going to accept sikhi but itleast they can use some of the principles from sikhi to raise their children like morals and raising strong brave women
  22. asians are also pushed hard into education and at the same time sports hence why china does so well when it comes to sports like basketball
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