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Is this a Sikh forum? Universal Brotherhood. Guru Nanak rejected the caste system and the division of any people on bases of religion, birth, power or wealth. He realised the Divine presence in all people and so valued every human being. No person need be lost for ever. Even the worst sinner, if he repented and turned to God, would be forgiven. As all mankind was of the one family, all forms of discrimination-social, political, ethnic, racial and religious should be ended. Today however, in spite of the charter of Fundamental Rights of UNO, discrimination still persists in many countries. A truly religious man should be recognisable through the practice of equality and impartiality in all relations with others. Guru Nanak says: "Religion consists not only in words, He who looks on all men his equal, is religious." Learn something about this...because the people on this forum dont realised that they also are discriminating... Accept people how they are ....because before you criticize someone ...think first about youre own bad habbits WAHEGURU JI KA KHALSA WAHEGURU JI KE FATEH

I'm asking you a simple question. Why Tilak was used for the appointment of Sikh Gurus? If having Tilak makes Sikhs a non Sikh who are being shown in the picture then what is your explanation to ceremony, in which Baba Budha Ji, first Granthi of Sikhism and great personality appointing Sikh Gurus by putting "Tilak" on their forehead. Please come up with an objective answer, if you have any. Thanks And to your Sarcasm, we should wear what is appropriate for Sikhs. We should wear clean clothes and try to take shower in the morning and do our Nitnem. Try to bring harmony in the world and keep ourselves in the "Chardi-Kala" spirit. We should see the whole world as ours and love every human being regardless of their religious preferences. 146514[/snapback] good point :TH:

because i want to share my knowledge http://www.sheerni.blogspot.com/

yes it is :ysad:

I really can't believe that this is happening in Europe...In France you got the turban issue and in russia you got the archibishop who dont like the krishna believers

yes i was also shocked...its kalyug

!!! WAHEGURUJEE KA KHALSA WAHEGURU JEE KI FATHE!!! Dear brothers and sisters, Please help these people.....They are not sikhs, but they are also believers of God...so please help them! There are 60-70 million Krishna followers in Russia, around 10,000 in Moscow alone. The movement’s flourishing there," says the guru, who has even faced prosecution by the KGB, the former Russian intelligence agency.Many of his colleagues were jailed. Three of them, he recalls, died after being tortured. "We endured all sorts of hardships. We still face opposition from the orthodox Church in Russia. But we will not stop our mission". Stop Religious Extremism in Russia, Support temple Send Protest E-mail with Just One Click at: http://www.indiacause.com/cause/iv001_russia_temple.aspx This is a gross violation of religious and human rights! for more information: http://sheerni.blogspot.com/

thats true thats the reason that i want to share this everything with other people.. but a human needs a home to life ...so i am happy that i can work to have some money that i can pay my rent... life isn't easy...but that's the reason that i love my life and Waheguru

I want to thank everybody for the support... I am verry happy with my life...i got a job (a nice job) i am studying and i have the faith in god... somethimes i am thinking that this all is just a test/exam of god...and i am lucky because he gives me so much...and the gives me the opportunity to test my knowledge.. a few months ago...i couldn't find a job...i stopped with my study...and today i have hope.... some of my family, friends are thinking that i am lucky and that i got everything...i dont have my parents, i have lost a dream...but god gives me a lot of more then that... because i have Waheguru But still i got moments that are not so easy...but i have to move on...because I want to feel the love of Waheguru and i want to share this feeling :lol:

Holland.......Amsterdam (the big city)

There was a time when I believed that my life would be the same as any other. But time gave me the chance to see life in a different way, because pain and troubles make people stronger. God can’t be seen or heard, but he is still with you. The moments that you are lonely, the times you can’t see or hear god, at these times he gives you hope and shows you the right path. There was a time when I loved a guy very much and we even made wedding plans. He told his parents about it and I told mine. My parents are divorced so in the beginning they were afraid of whether everything would be ok. The guy talked with my parents and they said yes to the rishta. In the beginning I was really afraid, because this guy could also be playing a game with me. But he made a kasam (waheguru di kasam) that he would marry me. After this promise I didn't doubt about him, because he had made this promise. We had good times with ups and downs in the relationship. After a few months he stopped with school (he already had his bachelor) so I was beginning to search for work for him. After one month he got a job, for his job he had to do training in Ukraine. He was there for 5 weeks, in these 5 weeks I found out, that he drinks alcohol (when he’d said to me and my parents that he didn't drink). The other guys (colleagues) were cheating on there girlfriends and wife’s in Ukraine. I was very afraid that he would do that also to me. I didn't trust him, because before the trip he had promised me he wouldn’t drink or go to discos, but in Ukraine he broke the promises. After the 5 weeks he got a car from his work, my parents were really happy because he got a job and a car. After this our relationship wasn’t the same anymore, and the troubles began. He was changed, I always said that I didn’t want to loose my virginity before marriage but after these weeks he was pushing me that I couldn't wait anymore. I am thankful that I didn't listen to him now, but at the time it was making me feeling not good because I felt couldn't make him happy. The parents told me that they want a bahu (daughter in law) who lived with them and I had to give my salary to them (if I need some money, I can ask them). I agreed with this. In that time I lent him some money and he made the promise that he would give me the money back. And I just believed that. My daddy went to their house to talk about the wedding day; he told them that we can get married here, but not in India because my parents are divorced. The guy told me that we can only get married in India and that I have to choose between my parents and him. I told him that I can't get married without my parents. After that he said to me that he needed some time to think, after which our relationship was over. At that time I was very sick (food poisoning) and was really weak. His parents told me that I have to forget him and that I don't get my money back. My parents were really angry when they heard about the money and I had to leave my house. I had no choice and I went to my family and now I live there since May. Next month I get my own house. Nobody understands me; everybody is saying how can you be so stupid to lend him money! But I didn't steal from him and I didn't lie to him. I loved him and I thought he was a good guy. Everyday is very hard for me, my mum did call me and I saw her also, she wanted to give me a hug when I disapproved she said to me that I could go. My community don't understand me; they think that parents have all the rights to do everything with their children. I can never get married again....nobody wants a girl who doesn't have parents and lives on there own...and a girl who already had a boyfriend. I have made a decision that I don't want to marry now (iam still virginbut who will believe that?), because no one wants their son to be married to a girl like me... The only one that I trust is God... I'm a broken human. I can't be fixed. I will never be the same again. No matter how and what you do to help me, you can't. You can't help me unless you have walked in my shoes. And even if you have, I still don't think you can understand. I'm a scarred soul. My innocence shattered. I will never be repaired. I can't go back in time and change it. I can do my best to be normal yet I never will. What changed me is now a part of me. I can't erase what it did. Don't tell me what I can do or should do. That might work for you but it might not work for me. I know, I should try. I fear the unknown now. I fear what I know. The cloud I have, while it may fade, will never leave me. It's just too strong to fight. (Written by a friend of mine)

that if you wan to call him allah, waheguru, brahman or somethin it doen't matter...he knows when youu need him

because i never heard a shabad in english, japanese or dutch the lectures and books are mostly in punjabi.... and i know a lot of sikh who are not punjabi

Why is the language of sikhi ...punjabi?