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  1. Bobby, Johnny and a few others have been used for decades by Panjabis as a nickname, even when their Sikh name is unrelated !
  2. I don't who exactly are 'Brahmgiani' but in Sri Sukhmani Sahib Jee: barahm gi-aanee aap nirankaar. The God-conscious being is himself the Formless Lord.
  3. Jasleen is a nice name, seriously
  4. I have at least one of them What I want to find in the meantime, is a very simple but effective way that summarises the meaning of Jap Ji Sahib, explaining the context of each Pauri. I remember listening to a Katha and it said something along the line of Mool Mantar being the 'head' and the Salok Pavan Guru Paani Pita being the 'feet' ; I need a source that will explain it like that or use some other analogies and so I can understand what it is I am concentrating on when doing abhiyaas
  5. Man spends £12,500 on extreme body modification including dyeing his eyeballs, splitting his tongue and tattooing his face to look like a JIGSAW in bid to 'look as inhuman as possible' A man who wants to look as 'inhuman as possible' has spent the equivalent of £12,500 on tattoos and body modification (pictured). The extreme body modification artist, 28, from the Ore Mountains, Germany, known only by his Instagram handle 'Black Depression' has tattooed his face to look like a jigsaw puzzle, had chunks of ear cartilage removed, ears and nose pierced, and stretched and dyed his eyeballs. The artist has also had both rows of his teeth crowned in titanium, as well as his tongue split. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/index.html
  6. Bumping this again Would be grateful if anyone recommends a good source in English or Panjabi which helps me think about the meaning of each Pauri as going along? @shastarSingh ?
  7. @dallysingh101 - thoughts pls @jkvlondon @Redoptics @NaamTiharoJoJape
  8. where is this ? Chandigarh ?
  9. Strange. Not heard any modern day singer of Pakistani origin sing shabads or Sikhi-related song. Not a big music fan, but I recognise he has an outstanding and unique voice
  10. This was posted at the time in another thread, but yes, it's a strange one!
  11. Giani Thakur didn't say he himself has the power, I think he was saying that that is what Sant jee told him Sants work in Hukam...Sants can do Ardaas to delay or stop 'plans' from Vaheguru...if they are kind of 'one' with Vaheguru
  12. @proactive so much knowledge, how ?! Super impressed
  13. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leeds-59901035 Santokh Singh: Life term for son who killed dad with cricket bat Published 3 hours ago Share Phillip Badwal, 25, had denied murdering his father but changed his plea on Wednesday A man who beat his father to death with a cricket bat and a metal dog bowl has been jailed for a minimum of 20 years. Santokh Singh, 59, known as Charlie, was attacked by his son Phillip Badwal, 25, at their home in Airedale Road, Bradford, on 30 November 2020. Bradford Crown Court heard Badwal, who was on bail at the time of the attack, inflicted "unspeakable violence" after an argument with his father. He initially denied murder but changed his plea on day two of his trial. Read more Yorkshire stories Mr Singh, who had worked as a publican and an engineer, suffered extensive skull fractures, fractures to his face and nose and a broken leg during the 20-minute attack at the family home. Judge Jonathan Rose described the murder as "a savage, brutal and prolonged attack on a defenceless and vulnerable man". The court heard Badwal had previously subjected his father to threats and violence and had forced him to go out and buy drugs for him as well as pay off drug debts. The day before the attack Mr Singh had gone with relatives to see a new flat, having said how unhappy he had been in the family home. After the attack Badwal called drug dealer numbers instead of emergency services. He also tried to cover his tracks by throwing the cricket bat over a neighbour's fence, disposing of his phone and telling police his father had come home that morning badly injured. Barrister Peter Moulson QC said Badwal's addiction to drugs was the root cause of the offending and his client could not recall what had happened in the house. At the time of the attack, he was on bail for his involvement in multiple street robberies and was jailed for five years at Leicester Crown Court in May. Speaking after the hearing Det Supt Tony Nicholson, said: "Badwal unleashed a serious and sustained assault on his father in the house that they shared, leaving him with injuries which were to sadly prove fatal. "Rather than seek urgent medical attention for his seriously injured father, Badwal contacted drug dealers before finally ringing the emergency services, who, despite their best efforts, were unable to revive Mr Singh."
  14. https://uk.yahoo.com/news/sex-offender-named-pirate-sentenced-144727585.html Sex offender named Pirate sentenced after using cigarette to burn disabled woman Gino Spocchia Wed, 5 January 2022, 2:47 pm A 43-year-old who was sentenced on Tuesday (Pirate, formerly Daniel Selovich/Bannock County Jail) A sex offender named Pirate has been sentenced in Idaho after he was accused of assaulting a disabled woman with a cigarette. Pirate, 43, was arrested amid allegations that he arrived at a disabled woman’s home in Downey, Idaho, on 7 November 2019 and was allowed to stay with her. He allegedly bit her lip and neck, and “held her [mouth open] so that he could ash his cigarette into her mouth”, prosecutors alleged. Pirate also “took pictures as she held the ash in her mouth”, in an relationship described by his attorney as “strange”, as East Idaho News reported.
  15. https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/odr/-kazakhstan-burns-elites-wealth-safe-in-london/ As Kazakhstan burns over inequality, the elite’s wealth is safe and sound in London London is home to some £530m in luxury property owned by the country’s ruling class Thomas Rowley 6 January 2022, 2.39pm Protests in Kazakhstan started quietly this week. A sudden increase in the price of liquefied petroleum gas, popular as a secondary fuel for its low cost, sparked public meetings in towns in western Kazakhstan, the home of the country’s natural resources sector. But five days later, and the system built since the 1990s by Kazakhstan’s first family, the Nazarbayevs, and their associates, looks to have been shaken. The government has resigned, former leader Nursultan Nazarbayev has been stripped of his role as chairman of the country’s Security Council, and protesters have attempted to storm government administration buildings amid a state of emergency. After a request by president Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, Russian troops have now entered the country. Dozens of protesters have allegedly been killed by law enforcement in the city of Almaty, according to a local police spokesperson. Four thousand miles away in London, though, the UK assets of the Kazakhstani ruling class are sitting quietly. The Central Asian state’s elite owns at least £530.4m of luxury property in London and the southeast, according to data released in a recent report by Chatham House. Some £330m of that luxury property is owned by the extended Nazarbayev family.
  16. Interesting. I think many of the pictures are closer to reality (how I imagine) than the 'Persian' style in the OP of the thread.
  17. @dallysingh101has been to University, and seems to have the highest 'street' education of anyone on this site (in my opinion). He's also worked in offices and as a teacher. And what's wrong with working on a building site? Maybe he prefers it over the office environment ? Since when have Sikhs historically been able to trust Muslims ? I think never Do you see Sikh pracharaks being able to freely spread their message in a Muslim majority country ? I don't No one ever said "every issue in the Panth is related to Jatts or 'elite sponsored grooming gangs'" - these are not issues mentioned in this thread, but the grooming gangs issue shows an example of why Sikhs cannot trust certain demographics in my opinion
  18. If you're talking about the incident I think you are, were you directly there/related to the woman ?
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