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  1. yeh i would av wondered onli if i had a brain 2 think

    nah buuhhhh on a serious note yes i do tend to respect guys wiv turbans buuhhhh onli da 1z wiv a long beard as well.......coz ya c majority of them wear a turban buhhh trim/shave there beards i mean wos da point in that ???

    Whats wrong if a geeza got a Paag/Dastar and trims/shaves his beard. Everyone is at a different level of Sikhi internally and externally. I agree that both do combine. But I dont understand when ppl say o dat Singh got a shaved/trimmed beard or wat eva i mean wt* I know some some proper wierd and bent Singhs with daris n dastars who are worse than other Singhs (if thas wat u call them) with shaved/trimmed beards. I trim/shave my beard wat the problem with that dont mean i aint no less Sikh than a amrit dahri internally.

    and who cares which gals like turbaned/non-turbaned men sikh kuriyan uk ones prefer non-turbaned "sikhs" u jus have 2 read the back of the wedding section in des pardes. I find you get more respect etc from non-sikh gals if ur a Singh trust me! espicially muslims gals maybe cos they more in touch with thier dharam. hence ur point

    has anyone ever wondered what life would be like if sikhs were in the majority, would we still be discriminated against by others and would sikh women prefer turbanned singhs......what do monay sikhs think of turbanned singhs do you you even have respect for turbanned sikhs?

    Umm i aint a monay but yeah i admire Gursikhs who wear full-bana looks wicked. :lol:

    just because a group is in the majority doesn't mean discrimination ceases to exist. ALSO enough with the 'women preferring topic.' if people have their own preferences then you have to respect them for that

    Yeah bro true say everyone has there opinion.

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    actually u are a mona as u trim your dhari and u are also not a sikh as u trim ur dhari. cutting hair is a bujjar kurehit (any hair on the body) and by doing so makes youeself a none sikh

  2. wow never knew kissing was form of kaam. what's next? holding hands, hugs form of kaaam as well?

    Go ahead kiss, kiss is a expression of love.

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    And what about making "love" ithats and expression of love ??? you samosa, dating is sooo soooo wrong don't even thinkabout it it will wreck your jeevan and you will not progress in your sikhi , who do you love more your Guru or some stupid teenage crush ?????????

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    bang on tarunjeet singh, kissing is nasty, kaami, wrong, and dating is completely manmat wether u intend to get married or not

  3. This is not the same as Wuzu (also there is nothing such as MuslimISM!!!)

    Punj Ishnaan refers to the washing of hands (2), feet (2) and face (1) = (5)!

    It should not replace a full ishnaan, but is something that no doubt came into prominence during our historical past when situations were more dire.

    Today, we are recommended (by the Taksal for instance) to have Punj Ishnaan before reciting sohila at night and more generally, before having Darshan of Maharaj in his Darbar.

    There are no specified rules for this, no matter what elaborate RITUALS our friends at Tapoban may decide to cook up for this (like they have done for "Ishnaan di Seva")

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    please do not do chugli of tapoban singhs/singhnia, if u have anything to say to them say it to their face. tapoban gurdwara tries to follow as much gurmat as possible and follow as much rehit as possible. so leave em alone

  4. Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa. Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh.

    i think that kissing the person who youre married to is fine...i mean think about it...kissing is such a little thing (if you get what i mean.... blush.gif   :umm: )

    ....im Amrit-dhari and i dont think its wrong...

    but kissing and kissing and kissing ...(over the line, like in front of people, and like a lot of people do in public) i think is wrong. if you dont pass the line, i think its ok.

    just keep it to yourselves. and youre ok.

    and yeah.. i think that ive heard from so many Gursikhs that gambling is wrong. a big no-no in sikhi.

    and these were just my opinions ...so please dont hurt me! respect.gif

    btw.....

    im not going to join any army! you guys are all weak-links!

    i am my own army! "Savalakh (sikh)" Guru ji said that one Amrit-Dhari (who has taken Amrit) is equal to savalakh soldiers. so ha! im stronger than all of you!! :lol:

    LOL.gif   LOL.gif

    Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa. Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh.

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    gosh im glad u think its ok to kiss the person ur married to :T: lol but if u think abt it no its not a little thing, :@ lets not get into detail here girl but i think its explained in the film Pretty Woman that kissing is actually a deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep thing deeper than all else. And thats all I will say abt that.

    Abt being stronger than all others cos ur amritdhari, well u cant be if we are amritdhari too but good point :umm:

    uhhhhhhhh

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    i think he is speechless grin.gif

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    kissing is nasty, its an act of kaam, why kiss??? kaljug.

  5. ok bro serious misunderstandings.

    my path is NOT u can do what u want and then come back and we will support u.

    I don't encourage ppl to go out of their faith to do what they want and then not take responsibility for it but I do say they have suffered now it is upto us to help them regardless of who they are.

    OK let me explain my situation at uni/college and out of uni- a lot of my friends are muslims.

    I have friends of 2 types or should I say extremes:

    The ones that are respectable girls and the ones that have slept around and get drunk and cant remember what exactly happened with the bloke.

    I'm tight with both types but when it comes to college and uni I keep mates who are not going to start checking out the guy's backside SO that means mainly muslims in my class.

    Outside uni I have mates who get upto the rest ok...sadly that means sikhs and hindus now and gosh v.few muslims.

    But at uni most of my mates are muslims who do come to sikh events with me and I do go to islamic events with them.

    When I go I dont start smiling at everyone and ask how one can convert.

    I have debates with them, it is actually great fun lol as long as u done some research b4hand.

    My muslim friends are not all that religious so I encouraged a lot of them to start praying more and go to events, so they do and to support some of them I go with them (not to pray lollops). They go and learn and I go and debate.

    I teach them a lot about sikhism in the whole debate process lol.

    In fact some of these muslims know so much about sikhism because they have to to try and convert u and then there are some that no nothing so when u either set their facts straight or u teach them u leave them surprised at the beauty of ur religion.

    I mean lol I been to so many islamic stalls and they come out with really intelligent reasons for someone to convert but if u have the right answers then u leave them quiet and some are like wow and then they go quiet and dont try to convert u. If u leave a muslim speechless it is good cos they may think twice b4 approaching any sikh or so I think.

    Haha some will only learn the hard way you said, mate veerji with God's grace I would never date a muslim no matter how bolloywood gooey he was yukk.

    I do know a lot of muslim guys but I wouldnt exactly call them my friends, yes i know exactly whats going on in side their little head. But as far as I'm concerned, use common sense, stick to public places, keep an eye on drink cos could be spiked and once u got all that sorted carry on debating and being 'friends'.

    Some girls are naive but I dont think I am.

    To answer ur last Q: if u did that then it would be wrong unless she wanted to for religious reasons only, embrace sikhism. Say u did marry her otherwise and she treated u like bakwass and then u want to turn back then my reaction would be this:

    in my head I would think u dum <banned word filter activated>, come back have u, didnt u know b4 u got into it or maybe I'd feel sorry for u, dunno.

    But on the outside I would tell u to come with me to the Gurdwara and ask Guru Ji for forgiveness and to pray and with that I would be there by ur side to ensure u r not leaving sikhi again and if u again started moving away I would remind u of the past and what Guru Ji can offer u now. And then I would sing u up at Havelock Road Matrimonial Service and get u to marry a sikh girl and ..... they lived happily everafter.ahhhh.

    Bro u seem so bitter, I know its cos u care(or is it lol) but all I say is dont make examples of them and reasons for that are in my other post. And just try to help who u can, no point in beating up pakis if u cant control ur women hunna so no matter what help these women but like i said talk to them in their language and not i told u so or see what happened last time: mate thats not gonna help.

    Well dont u dare marry a muslim or else ...

    but now u know my life hopefully u think differently of me blush.gif

    Waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh

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    OK let me explain my situation at uni/college and out of uni- a lot of my friends are muslims.

    I have friends of 2 types or should I say extremes:

    The ones that are respectable girls and the ones that have slept around and get drunk and cant remember what exactly happened with the bloke.

    I'm tight with both types but when it comes to college and uni I keep mates who are not going to start checking out the guy's backside SO that means mainly muslims in my class.

    Outside uni I have mates who get upto the rest ok...sadly that means sikhs and hindus now and gosh v.few muslims.

    why do you make freinds and keep sangat of such manmukhs?????

    we should keep away from bad sangat, dust ka sang

    also SSM why are you so into trying to convert people and preach to people, where does it say in gurbani to preach???

    its far more imprtant to concentrate on your own sikhi then try to preach to others about theirs

  6. WAHEGURU JI KA KHALSA WAHEGURU JI KI FATEH

    Deh Shiva bar mohe ihai

    Grant me this boon O God

    shubh karman the kabhu na taroo

    May I never refrain from the righteous acts;

    anyone want to argue with this?  grin.gif

    WAHEGURU JI KA KHALSA WAHEGURU JI KI FATEH

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    what if u get tired blush.gif

    OK I think everyone esp my wrote as much bakwaas as was humanly possible and now I think we need to just keep a look out for our sis's whether they are sikh or hindu or even muslim by chance. I mean why not?

    I didn't read prop but I think someone said strict families good like pakis- nai cos no offence but when pakis keep the girl under lock and key and then surprise surprise she runs away from home or gets pregnant it shows its not a good idea. I mean it s like sending ur kid to a same sex scool and then they may get all excited when they see a opposite same sex scool (I mean go to INdia to getwhat I'm on abt). People, like Randip Singh Veerji said in the 'University' thread said, we need to live in the world. We cant hide girls, we need to teach them and then let them loose and because our sikhi and pyar will be so strong and we would have PASSED IT on to our children we wont have anything to fear.

    LIke my mum ate my head in as a little girl abt the pakis and I loved the stories abt the Shshotte Sahibzaade. But I was taught abt sikhi and the Gurus from like day one. Now, I have my muslim friends, I go to the islamic events to learn stuff and I have had so many ppl try to convert me its amazing... but it wont affect me cos of Guru Ji and have these parents. But if I didnt I wander what I would have been like: maybe converted to islam and practising in pakistan and being sold never know. Its soooooooooooooo much upto the parents but really its upto Guru Ji.

    Anyway GOOD LUCk everyone as we all try to keep our eyes open.

    One side note, oh my inability to stop chatting bakwas: if you want to help someoen talk to them in their language hunna, no I'm not talking abt english here rolleyes.gif

    Waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh

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    "and now I think we need to just keep a look out for our sis's whether they are sikh or hindu or even muslim by chance."

    another dumb post, our sisers are amritdhari women and our brothers are amritdhari men. khalsa family

  7. Waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh

    Sikh Supreme you have grown tired but a true sikh will never grow tired of helping human beings who suffer or are going onto that path.

    I don't know where you are from but here in London the very well known story of a girl who went to Pak with her boyfriend for a hol and behind her parents back and was sold off. Somehow she got the opportunity to run and lol she did that- as she was running and they were running after her she saw a Gurdwara Sahib and thats where she ran to and Waheguru Ji saved  her.

    If Waheguru Ji are ready to help these women then who are we to turn our backs on them.

    A mate at uni once said to me- oh thats what they have to suffer- I felt ashamed that a man in front of me with a flowing beard was saying that- that too one with a sister.

    Shame on all of us. With brothers like this the paks dont need to worry, they will always get a good supply of free maal. :)   :doh:

    If I was a girl born in a sikh family and not taught anything by my mparents and I came across someoen like u and someone like that sweet muslim then I know which I would choose because ppl like u dont leave us with much choice.

    Really I have something against these charities, even Pingalwara I question - what was the point of helping these ppl- oh they dont understand that its what they sow that they reap and so there is no need to help these ppl.

    For example, next time we see a woman abt to be abused we should walk away, she is only suffering because she was out that late at night in the first place and knew this sort of stuff happens or its her fault she wore such revealing clothes. grin.gif

    Waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh

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    "If I was a girl born in a sikh family and not taught anything by my mparents and I came across someoen like u and someone like that sweet muslim then I know which I would choose because ppl like u dont leave us with much choice."

    hahaha, how dumb is that, if u chose som dum muslim guy that wud be totally your fault, u cant blame it on the way some singhs act, u go and choose your sweet muslim but im sure after all the manmat you will deeply regret such a dumb decision.

    why does evry1 think that sikhi is all about converting moneh and that??? we shudn preach, the only thing we can do is live our lives as much into sikhi as possible and then manmukhs will be inspired by our sikhi if waheguru does kirpa

  8. Waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh

    so let me get this straight, a woman we know could be raped, we gonna ignore cos let her suffer cos us sikhs of the Great Guru Jis know better- WE would rather go help with hoover at Gurdwara than help woman get saved from torture cos sewa at Gurdwara = phal.

    Sikhs aim is heaven hunna- how we gonna achieve that thru helping a dum woman who fell for a muslim guy cos we all SUPPOSED to know we don't do that hunna.

    Sarcasm over, I'm glad u apologised Sinner, u have no right to say that-its rude, but well done for at least accepting that what u said was not fair,  :T:

    So Sikhs on this forum,  tell me if a woman gets married and sleeps with her husband and then one day he rapes her should she not report it or would u say its expected, he her husband, he may force her, some men are like that.

    I mean thats what u seem to be saying with girls who get raped by muslims, like my example ur view doesnt make sense.

    I know a muslim girl who got messed abt by a SIKH and now she dont trust men.

    Tell me , why are u calling urselves sikhs yet say these woman deserve it? Why?

    Cos u hate or fear muslims and think everyone should keep away from them or something?

    I dont get some ppl, those that cant be bothered to help are weak, I know I havent met any of u but thats the only thing I can think of.

    Ok some muslims desperate to treat sikh women bad but why are we labelling ppl sikh or hindu and forgetting that this is abt protecting someones basic human rights and NOT sitting on our backside saying ''ooh sikh girl she deserved it''.

    SO WHAT if she lost her viriginity to a muslim, thats not the point, she didnt expect what came next! Read Raj bro's post again and try to understand what he said, at least u dont have to read his name to work out if he sikh or not sikh blush.gif

    Waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh

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    "SO WHAT if she lost her viriginity to a muslim, thats not the point,"

    wat a stupid thing 2 say. wat u mean so wat? as if its no big deal . she did somet very very rong and shudnt call herself a sikh, true the mulims who assulted her shud get battered, but we shudnt try be all nice to her, remeber shes not a sikh, until she takes amrit, and she does deserve to get a good telling off for doing wat she did. wether she deserved to get assaulted or not is not for me to say, but its clear she brought it on herself. and sinner shudnt have apologised he made aperfectly good comment

  9. I have always been playing basketball with my 11inch, sharp, Kirpan. I had no problem until today, I always wear my Kirpan underneath my shirt, the cover of my kirpan is completly inside my shorts or pjs, and there is a bridge so that the handle cant go inside, well today i jumped and streched and the Kirpan slid from the my hip area to my crotch, and it hurts pretty bad right now no.gif . So can anybody give me some tips, how did you play aggressive basketball with a kirpan?

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    amarjeets sister; ***tarrandeep kaur****

    i wer a 12inch kirpan on a gatra, i wer in undneath my shirt, and tuck the actual kirpan into my trouser pocket. so it doesnt matter if u playin agressive sports, ur kirpan wont fall out ur pocket and hurt you. :)

  10. randip , you call urself a sikh!

    yet u eat meat, go to pubs, and like listenin 2 music!

    just take a moment to think of all the gursikhs in the past, and name me 1, hu wud do thekinda stuff ur doin?

    bhai jeevan singh

    bhai sahib randhir singh

    baba jarnail singh

    and countless other gursikhs.................

    lol not one of them wud do the stuff u do, people like u giv a bad name 2 sikhi ! :)

  11. can sum1 please help me find this shabad, master niranjan singh sung it at november 2004 akj amagam but akj have taken it off ther website :-( has any1 got it?

    i think bibi harjeet kaur did it 2 grin.gif

    sum1 please giv me the links pray.gif

    vahigurujikakhalsavahigurujikifateh

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    ***amrjeet's sister; tarrandeep kaur***

    kiran panj, i know its hard but you gotta accept it as guru's jee's will. i am sorry but it is wrong for you to remove your hair, abstaining from the bajjar kurehits is one of the basic principles to being a sikh. removing hair is a bajjar kurehit penj, it cannot be taken lightly. yes it must be hard for you with excessive hair but you need to build on ur sikhi so your faith will be stronger, and then you wont even think bout removin your hair. all the best penj, email me for more advice if you want tarrandeep_kaur@yahoo.co.uk :TH:

  13. *****amarjeets sister; tarrandeep kaur****

    i made this leaflet with the help of anuva singh a few months ago, its long but i urge evry1 to read it.

    Introduction

    The main reason for producing this leaflet is because of the growing numbers of so called “Sikh women” who are wearing a Dastaar bestowed upon them by Guru Gobind Singh Jee, but at the same time are changing the appearance of their hair by either bleaching, waxing or plucking their beautiful hair.

    When the Universe was created by Vaheguru, the time started with satjug, then duwapar, treita and then kaljug—as the time ages went on evil was worsening and religion had less legs to stand on. It is a shameful fact that in this age of ‘Kaljug’, people are cutting their hair without any hesitation. It is very sad to see Punjabi boys and girls who call themselves ‘Sikhs’, and yet they do not know the first principal of Sikhism which is to keep the hair which so many past Singhs and Singhneea have gave their lives for.

    To make it even worse, it is not only Punjabi boys and girls, it is the turban adorned women who also pluck, shave, bleach and remove their hair. By wearing a Dastaar you are wearing one of the Panj Kakkars; Keski, which Guru Gobind Singh Jee told us to adorn. However we cannot just pick certain parts of the rehit that we want to follow, and ignore the rest.

    Rehit

    rihq ibnW nih isK khwvY ||

    Without following Guru’s Rehit a person cannot be called a Sikh.

    We should try to follow rehit to the best of our ability. It is a fact that infringing the rehit by changing the appearance of the hairs on the body ( by removing or bleaching) one becomes a vemukh (someone who acts according to their own will and not according to the Guru) and has no liberation after this life.

    Guru Arjan Dev Jee says;

    pRwxI qUM AwieAw lwhw lYix ||

    O mortal, you came here to earn a profit.

    lgw ikqu kuPkVy sB mukdI clI rYix ||1|| rhwau||

    What useless activities are you attached to? Your life-night is coming to its end. ||1|| Pause||

    You may think you are not noticed, but believe me it is very noticeable. Why would you want to bleach your hair? The only reason that comes to mind, is to look good and for reasons of kaam or due to reasons of haumai. Why would you want to look ‘pretty’, you “singhneaa” need to get your priorities right. If a Singh dyed some of his white kes black, then the reaction would be different, but for some reason the ‘singhneaa’ think they are an exception and are allowed to change their appearance of their kes.

    Bajjar Kurehit

    By either Bleaching or Plucking your hair you are committing a Bajjar Kurehit. The four Bajjar Kurehits are:

    Disrespect to one’s hair (i.e. cutting, plucking or bleaching the hair)

    Consuming meat

    Committing Adultery

    Use of intoxicants (tobacco, alcohol)

    To abstain from the four Bajjar Kurehits, is the basic foundation of Sikhism. If you commit any of the Bajjar Kurehits you cannot be called a Sikh.

    People are mistaken that the Bajjar Kurehit is “cutting the hair”, this is false. It is because of this misconception that people think they can play around the Bajjar Kurehit by not “cutting kes” but by burning kes with candles, by waxing, bleaching, threading, electrolysis and other methods. Guru Ke Piaari’o according to the Panthic Sikh Rehit Maryada, the Bajjar Kurehit is; “Keshaa Di beadbi… Dishonoring the hair”. Dishonoring hair means anything which alters kes, and tampers with the law’s of nature-so there is no way around hair removal. Dishonoring the kes is one of the four Bajjar Kurehits, the consequence of commiting any of the Bajjar Kurehits is expulsion from the Khalsa Panth. By dishonoring the kes, one turns away from the Guru, one becomes a ‘vemukh’. This is what Guru Amar Das Jee says about ‘vemukhs’:

    jy ko gur qy vymuKu hovY ibnu siqgur mukiq n pwvY ]

    pwvY mukiq n hor QY koeI puChu ibbykIAw jwey ]

    Anyk jUnI Brim AwvY ivxu siqgur mukiq n pwey ]

    iPir mukiq pwey lwig crxI siqgurU sbdu suxwey ]

    khY nwnku vIcwir dyKhu ivxu siqgur mukiq n pwey ]22]

    One who turns away from the Guru, and becomes vemukh - without the True Guru, he shall not find liberation.

    He shall not find liberation anywhere else either; go and ask the wise ones about this.

    He shall wander through countless incarnations; without the True Guru, he shall not find liberation.

    But liberation is attained, when one is attached to the feet of the True Guru, chanting the Word of the Shabad.

    Says Nanak, contemplate this and see, that without the True Guru, there is no liberation. ||22||

    To become one of the Khalsa family again, one has to go in front of the Panj Piyare in Guru’s Hazoori, and ask for forgiveness. If the Panj Piyare accept the individuals plea than the individual has to retake Khande Baate Da Amrit.

    All of you so called “amritdharee singhneaa” who have dishonored your hair in anyway, have committed a Bujjar Kurehit and need to go pesh ASAP!!!

    Removing Hair

    rom rom mih bsih murwir ||

    On each and every hair, the Lord abides.

    gurmuiK roim roim hir iDAwvY ||

    The Gurmukh meditates on the Lord with every hair of his body.

    It is a shame that these ‘singhneaa’ who remove or change the appearance of their hairs, do not realize that God himself resides in these hairs.

    The Saloks of Guru Nanak Dev Jee say;

    isru Kohwie pIAih mlvwxI jUTw mMig mMig KwhI || They pluck the hairs out of their heads, and drink in filthy water; they beg endlessly and eat the garbage which others have thrown away.

    Byfw vwgI isru Kohwiein BrIAin hQ suAwhI || Their hands are smeared with ashes, and the hair on their heads are plucked out-they are like sheep.

    nwnk isrKuQy sYqwnI eynw gl n BwxI || O Nanak, the shaven-headed ones are devils. They are not pleased to hear these words.

    People who remove their hair will suffer endlessly in the world after, they will have to suffer punishments given by the ‘jamdhoots’, (angles of death) and ‘Dharamrai’, (Righteous Judge of Dharma). They will have to go through ’Lakh Chouraaseeh’ (life cycle of 8.4 million incarnations).

    You cannot represent the Khalsa, the image of Guru Sahib, with your faces painted with make-up, tiny pencil-line eyebrows and yellow hair (due to bleaching) all over your face! I urge you all to wake up!

    ^wlsw myro rUp hY ^ws ||

    The Khalsa is my image

    ^wlsy mih hO krO invws ||

    Within the Khalsa I reside

    Guru Gobind Singh Jee says the following;

    iehY mor AwigAw sunhu hy ipAwry ||

    ibnw Ssqr kysM idvoN n iddwry ||

    Listen to this command oh beloved, this is the essential pre-requisite to attain my darshan. Without arms and kes I will not give you darshan.

    This shows that you cannot have ‘darshan’ (blessed vision) with Guru Gobind Singh Jee, if you do not have kes. Remember as previously stated this includes dishonoring your kes (bleaching, plucking, etc…) which is a Bajjar Kurehit.

    There is an extract in Bhai Sahib Randhir Singh’s book; Unditthi Duniya, which brilliantly explains why we should not bleach, remove hair or wear make-up:

    **************

    “The mortals of evil leanings, burning the evil desires, wear evil adornments and ruin their lives even in the next world. All the adornments and

    beauty of falsehood are transitory and of no avail after death. Aping the false adornments of women of other faiths, the women who forsake their own dress-code of Sikhism in pursuit of the latest fashion, come to grief, as the following Gurbani quotes illustrates:

    One goes for the latest hair-do

    and make-up, Yet she is welcome

    not at the door of Lord Husband!

    There is nothing but wailing and

    grief for the self-centred.

    Vadhans M.1 (558)

    Leaving aside the simple way of Gursikhi God-Oriented Gurmukh ladies, is to have tress-knot at top of the head covered with turban, as per the Khalsa dress code. Those who delve in fashionable hair-do’s and make-up are paving their way to hell. The above Gurbani quote makes it clear, delving in fashion leads not to true love, but only to wailing and grief in the Court-Divine. Should these Sikh ladies have fear of awaiting Justice-Divine, so well explained repeatedly through the Wisdom of the Guru, they would not dare to delve in falsehood of fashion and spoil their life in the hereafter.

    Fearlessness of the future life after death and the non-belief in its existence is to get engrossed in the filth of characterless ness. Even in this world, the scorching of characterless ness leads many to their living verily in hell in prime of their youth. The worst may still be awaiting them when they depart in disgrace. Here is Gurbani quote to illustrate this:

    Discarded by the Lord Spouse, lament truly and find no place in Divine Abode. The ugly ones ensnared by love of worldliness are destined to suffer in the hereafter..2.

    Vadhans M.3 (559

    Deprived of the love of the Beloved Lord, the true Union of Love, depicted in Gurmat, the mortal beings delving in the evil adornments truly lament as the discarded beings here in this world and also in the next. Their miserable plight of wailing and grief has been witnessed by Satguru as also by the ones graced with Divine-Sight, Saintly Gursikhs and devotees. Says the Guru, the unfortunate ones are not destined to find the Lord's Abode nor is it feasible. Given to worldly fashion, adopted by women of ill-repute, like adornments of lustful gaudiness make a person appear ugly and unclean. Such ones are bound to suffer in the hereafter. Unlimited shall be their misery and sufferings. Rest assured there is no escape from this fate. Never slacken your vigil regarding life that awaits in the hereafter, for the

    mind-oriented shall certainly be meted out punishment there.”

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    The above extract, blatantly tells us that plucking, bleaching and wearing make-up is extremely wrong! You are now aware how wrong and manmat bleaching and plucking is, so if you do either of these things you should stop it right now and change your ways. Or if you know of anyone who does the following things, show them this booklet.

    A note to Singh’s; If your Singhni is dishonoring her hair in anyway, and therefore commiting a Bajjar Kurehit, not only does she have to take Amrit again, but you also become peshi therefore you must also go to the Panj Piyare.

    roim roim min qin iek bydn mY pRB dyKy ibnu nId n peIAw ||

    Each and every hair on my head, and my mind and

    body, suffer the pains of separation; without seeing my God, I cannot sleep.

    vahigurujikakhalsavahigurujikifateh pray.gif

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