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That is their hypergamy kicking in. They consider apnay as lower value and other men as higher value. That's quite possible. I'm thinking that the same things that lead them to walking out on apne (drinking, leaving the toilet seat up, whatever) they will tolerate in a gora.

Where did she appear?

Absolutely right. This woman's experience might be truthfully written. But the very reason that the BBC ran the article is to further the BBC's anti-Sikh agenda.

First of all, I don't know exactly what it is she went through, and she didn't specify. I do want to say that, absent violence, you should try to work out your issues because the next man (or woman) isn't going to be perfect, either. OK, but why should they? The Gurdwara president was right, divorced people should look into marrying other divorced people. A never-married person marrying once-married person can be a disaster because the never-married is always comparing him or herself to his spouse's ex. 4% is an astoundingly good number. Keep in mind that the main reason for that is the stigma against divorce in our society or faith. Remove the stigma, like she seems to want, and we'll have 42% divorce rates like the rest of the British. I salute the fact that she's looking for a kesadhari, but if she doesn't find someone after writing this article, she should probably set her sights a little lower. Are there any monas who aren't drunks? To the contrary, I hope it strengthens the stigma and encourages people to stay married.

Goes without saying. Our people are stupid and soft. There is no respect for non-Muslims as human beings.

Yeah, good point.

Right, the Jihadis will exact their "revenge" on the West. But then the goras will then want to exact their own revenge. But who's the one that wears turbans and beards in the West? Sikhs.

Hey, what about my favorites West London Singh (what's he calling himself these days?), Guest London Javan, and @Sukhvirk1976?

Lol, the "Gurdwara tour" taxis. Spend 1/2 hour at each gurdwara, driver sitting around in the car, ready to head out the moment you go in, take your shoes off, wash your hands, matha tek, get parshad, sit for exactly 5 minutes, go out, take your ramaal off, shoes back on, and get to the car.

Chaupai Sahib was composed at Gurdwara Bibhaur Sahib past Anandpur Sahib.

I'm not necessarily going to tell you to go to a meat party. But a happy medium would be to ask the family to give cake and refreshments plus gifts before dinner. Just the whole cake/Happy Birthday song/greeting family/eating cake and drinking soft drinks, etc., will easily take an hour if not two. That's more than enough attendance to not make people think that you didn't value them as family. Then depart before they bust out the KFC, lol.

Huh? What exactly are you referencing, bro? Guru Nanak Dev ji's compositions are interpreted by some Sikhs as not anti-meat (different from pro-meat). I'm not saying they are, just that some Sikhs think that. Bhagat Kabir ji's compositions, on the other hand, are generally held to be anti-meat. But regardless of how you interpret these compositions, they only address the question of eating meat or not. They do not, to my mind, address whether you should go to where meat is being eaten. Or do they?

Yet another in the long line of "peshi" questions. I have no idea if this is a troll or not. I really don't know what's worse. "someone hits your butt"? With "Singh" in your username, what's the problem? Are you a girl?

I think you're trying to say that they (3HO) perceived us as weak (mentally, morally, and culturally) and simpletons. I think they're right. What do you think?

Lol! Keep it up, and get an account, bro. Much easier to dialogue that way.

Maybe, but what does it matter? We're told to do bhagti, God will take care of the rest.

Now I understand that is why the Muslims claimed that location as theirs. It's so they can commemorate where they used to execute kaffirs.

Huh? So what do you want Europe or the US to do? Set 800 jihadists free into Europe?

Well, you're advised not to. That said, you can do anything you want. It doesn't say exactly. Guru Granth Sahib ji is not a huge rulebook like the Old Testament or something. The basic principle is that we should accept the will of God. Aging is in his will, and we shouldn't try to be something that we are not. We should not try to pretend to be young, we should simply happily accept old age, and eventually death. They are not "Singhs". They're afraid of someone seeing them with white hairs. They are wimps. They are tankhaiyas (transgressors). Of course, anybody can do anything they want. But they should not claim to be "Singhs" and then tell "non-Singhs" that it's OK to violate the Rehit. That's not why they use dye. The fact that they get grey hair is not why they dye. They dye because they're trying to pretend not to be old. It's like saying, "I get tired, and that's why I use heroin."

That's not what he asked. He asked if just sitting there listening to your breath counts as "meditation".

Just as a clarification, it was 1 million Pakistani Rupees, not dollars. So about $7500 or so. Not nothing, but not a million dollars, either. Still, this is just as silly as the government of Indian Punjab giving awards to the widows of Indian soldiers who die fighting: That's not their responsibility. It's the responsibility of the employers of the soldiers (the Government of India).

SMH

OK. So SHDF is what you would recommend for Sikhs to give money to? Why don't you create a topic to promote greater awareness of it?

Yes, they did look the other way. Or not. There was an article about jihadi brides "managing the household" including newly acquired sex slaves.

I'm sure that radio segment was a bomb.