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19 minutes ago, jkvlondon said:

she's not amritdhari just 3Ho follower and Leo doesn't seems to have much to say about it. 

vaheguru ji ka khalsa
vaheguru ji ki fateh, kaur ji!

Either way I think its beautiful that she also admires our Sri Guru Nanak Dev ji (and is most likely keshadhari) Something a lot of followers can learn from her. vaheguru ji ka khalsa vaheguru ji ki fateh

Very interesting, Ive never knew that!

2 hours ago, AjeetSinghPunjabi said:

NOPE ! they're aren't moneh . A sikh man with a joora but who trims his beard cannot be lumped with same people who trim their hair and don't even wear turban. Thats not the same degree of patitpuna lol 

Both jurah cutters, and beard trimmers disrespect kesh to be fashionistas, so whats the difference? Unless if its for surgery/health reasons, then they are not being fashionistas. Literally its a simple rule, dont cut any hair. I think people who wear a pagh and cut their dharis are acting even more odd since theyre wearing the gurmat crown yet disrespecting it by not being a true lion with uncut hair.. &  instead of following gurmat they are falling to the feet of manmat. 

12 hours ago, MisterrSingh said:

I literally had no idea he was a mona underneath the pag. I assumed he trimmed his beard but had a joorah. 

I thought dhari munan vales are monehs regardless of a jura 

Was he the same person from this video?

https://i.imgur.com/muHZgXn.jpg

On 3/22/2018 at 12:29 PM, superdupersingh said:

So I was looking for a shampoo which wasn't loaded with any toxic chemicals, carcinogens, endocrine disruptors etc and there was nothing on the market, even those labelled as 'chemical-free' and 'organic' failed miserably...

Then I found the solution....I have been using this and it works wonders. I would strongly recommend everyone that uses commercial shampoos to stop since not only are you damaging your hair, you are also absorbing the above chemicals through the scalp into your tissues and bloodstream..leading to systemic effects.

 

vaheguru ji ka khalsa
vaheguru ji ki fateh, ji

Sat Sri AKaal ji; can you please type out what the singh ji was suggesting to use other than shampoo? The echo in the video makes the video  a bit hard to understand for me. vaheguru ji ka khalsa vaheguru ji ki fateh

2 hours ago, ipledgeblue said:

 

or maybe it's all ok as it has been over 4 years!!!! ????

vaheguru ji ka khalsa

vahehguru ki ki fateh

Mhmm.. As these topics are public, I mostly posted so others who are searching old topics can see these replies as well vaheguru ji ka khalsa vaheguru ji ki fateh

vaheguru ji ka khalsa
vaheguru ji ki fateh, ji

Maybe its anxiety? Or maybe you have baa? I dont know what baa is called in english, but in doabi bhasha its called baa.. Its side effects are: numb arms+legs/balance problems/head pain/drool/breathing problems/& more.. The way to 'fix' it is to eat a spoon of kali mirch, and the way you know you have baa is if the kali mirch doesnt taste spicy.. I think I heard this sickness starts if we eat too many sweet things, and not enough hot things (hot as in it causes heat, garam like coconuts, kali mirch, ginger, grapes).. So maybe when we eat the kali mirch it burns away the bad element. Be careful when eating the kali mirch though! Make sure to not get it into the lungs. Please forgive me for any mistakes vaheguru ji ka khalsa vaheguru ji ki fateh

16 minutes ago, californiasardar1 said:

 

I see, I am surprised to hear that, as it is quite different from what I have observed.  Thanks for enlightening me! 

Where in Canada are you from?  BC?  Or GTA?

BC : ) but to be fair, I usually tie a dastar during amritvela nitnem ji. Im not really good at tying it though so then I take it off afterwards. 

3 minutes ago, californiasardar1 said:

 

 

Where do you live?  And how old are the Kaurs who you are referring to?

 

My observation is that, in the west, a woman wearing a dastar may not necessarily be amritdhari, but if she is amritdhari (and under the age of 40), there is a 99% chance she wears a dastar. 

Among older women, wearing a dastar appears to be more rare, and my guess is that most amritdhari women who are 50+ years of age do not wear dastars.

Im from Canada ji. The Kaurs would be under 35. Even at the amritsanchar I was at I think there were others who just had chunnis/ramals. I just think that theres more amritdhari girls than people expect since its hard to tell when we keep our kirpan sahib ji under our clothes and have a ramal. 

19 minutes ago, TheeTurbanator said:

Those women who do wear Dastaars, are always Kaur’s, Sikh women who have received Khand Di Phaul initiation into the Khalsa Panth. 

That seems like a stereotype, I dont wear a dastar and Im amritdhari. Also, my sister who is older than me wore a dastar but isnt amritdhari. Theres  a khalsa school near us and I dont know if Id be able to label all of the dastar wearing people as amritdhari. There are so many amritdhari kaurs, a bunch dont wear dastars, rather chunnis/ramals.

vaheguru ji ka khalsa
vaheguru ji ki fateh ji

Ati sundar post kaur ji  Beant vadhaiyan hola mohalla di tuhanu, ji. vaheguru ji ka khalsa vaheguru ji ki fateh 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hz90ycBRqj4

1 hour ago, Guest Apperance only said:

Yeyeye look the part,look like a good person but be black inside. Is that all we seek? "Sikh" looking people. We focus so much in appearance we have let snakes on stage.

I heard that a persons image is the reflection of their inside.. Just as a tall thick tree full of leaves is seen as healthy cuz it is healthy from the inside, similarly a person healthy inside would have it shown at the outside, especially when it comes to dharam. This look is a gift from guru ji, my friend. If a sikh is paunchaya they will at least have kesh and stay away from the 4 main kurehits. bhull chuk maaf

33 minutes ago, S1ngh said:

When eating meat is the rehat?

vaheguru ji ka khalsa
vaheguru ji ki fateh, ji

What does that sentence mean?  vaheguru ji ka khalsa vaheguru ji ki fateh

1 minute ago, simran345 said:

Yes I’m thinking of trying the desi gheo again, as my grandmother used to use it. We use extra virgin something or other too but not coconut, that’s rich, but don’t heat for too long. The thing is some people tend to luuh (burn) the thorka, so that ruins the dish. Oh and sprinkle some fresh thania (coriander) at the end or before serving. 

I’m not sure about the desi gheo, I think it’s a bit heavy, so for those that burn off a lot of calories it should be ok, but in moderation. There was a thread on here last year of desi gheo. I’ll try to find it later. 

Vaheguru ji ka khalsa
Vaheguru ji ki fateh, jiii

Mhmm, when people burn the tarkha it isnt really good. You should check this site: http://www.gursevak.com/health ! See the "View of Gurbani on keeping good health". The Sarab Rog Ka Aukhad Naam sanstha people came to a gurdwara ji near my city, and the singh ji from there told us that desi ghyo is good for us.. Even online, during their samagam there was a person who talked in the mic and said they had heart problems and medicine didnt get rid of all the dukh, and so they were told about desi ghyo and they ate it with shakk thinking it might be bad but they said they started feeling better (he also started reading gurbani ji), and even his DR started asking him what he changed but he didnt tell him lol. But my mom said to me Indias weather is different, and so it might be better to consume it there rather in the cold western places. I too put one teaspoon of desi ghyo in my daal/sabji cup almost everytime now. Margarine, on the other hand is not acceptable. vaheguru ji ka khalsa vaheguru ji ki fateh

1 minute ago, simran345 said:

We do thorka to most sabjis/daals, but don’t use butter, but oil instead and don’t put in all the masalas, etc. Just keep it simple, jeera, ginger, salt n sometimes garlic, tomatoes, tumeric, that’s it. Add some chillies if you want. Yellow daal, don’t do thorka to it and it’s so much healthier and better since we stopped the thorka. Simple is how to keep the nutrients in too. 

Vaheguru ji ka khalsa
Vaheguru ji ki fateh, jiii

Ooh thats kinda like how we do it, but we dont use onions or garlic or masara daal (personal choice hehe). & desi ghyo is healthy, but I dont think doing thurka of it is good, right? I prefer cold pressed virgin coconut oil, its really healthy and I heard it also helps stop anxiety. But dont use more than a teaspoon the 1st few time cuz it pumps blood in the body really fast (it happened to me the 1st time lol). vaheguru ji ka khalsa vaheguru ji ki fateh

1 hour ago, GurjantGnostic said:

Thank you! I was kneading the heck out of it. 

Vaheguru ji ka khalsa
Vaheguru ji ki fateh, jii

Be careful though, tharka isnt really healthy.. Very easy to skip it. I usually use jeera instead.  vaheguru ji ka khalsa vaheguru ji ki fateh

3 hours ago, jkvlondon said:

gorey like India because they can reliver the raj experience they reckon ... also their money goes further but even so they take the mick
 

 

 

 

omg, i feel so bad for the aunty..  some peoples hankar is too much.. Not to mention some of the people like to go to lalacha locals to convert in India.

On 1/7/2018 at 11:13 AM, InderjitS said:

Beautiful Images of Gurbani

 

 

vaheguru ji ka khalsa
vaheguru ji ki fateh
That one is really pretty  Kinda reminds me of burmese script which apparently has roots from brahmi script.

vaheguru ji ka khalsa vaheguru ji ki fateh