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I wish I looked like this!

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If we want western world to accept Sikhi, we shud treat young sikh girls as equals to young sikh boys.

Young Sikh girls shud be taught shastar vidya in the same way young sikh boys learn gatka.

The coming years will be very dangerous for the whole world and it is must that the entire sikh population(singhs + singhnees) take the SHARAN OF SHASTARS and learn Shastar Vidya.

Without Shastars, there is no dignity!

Without Shastars, there is no justice!

Without Shastars, there is no kirpa!

Please watch this video

Good idea.

turks are usually very athiest, the ones in London anyway.

They are not all atheists though!

I like Baba Ranjit Singh Ji inspite of what others say. He is a very good Gursikh as far as I am concerned.

Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh! Recently I was seeing something related to Sikhi, just to see what many people actually thought, and I noticed a lot of false information about Sikhs in general, (especially some of whom called themselves Sikhs), a lot of it had to do with Hinduism surprisingly. Why is education for Sikhi this awful? (Do the Pracharks in India not do anything?) Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh!

Everyone follows his/her vesion of Sikhism and Sikhi.

Yes but turban is not religious symbol it's a fashion object

Also Sikhs will get exempt because turban is part of our body as we have to keep it on all the time

The turban is a religious necessity and not a fashion object.

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No, I don't know which painting you are referring to. Besides, how do you know he was listening to classical music? Did the painting have a date and signature of the artist at the bottom? Can you describe the style, ambience, colours, mood, light, movement and general impression of this famous work of art a bit more? Was this painting trying to communicate a message of some kind to its viewers? What kind of feelings, if any, did the painting evoke within you? Was the Nihang Singh old, young, slim or fat? Did he look mysterious or enigmatic in any way? Did he appear charismatic in his countenance? Was it a very leafy, tall, fruit-bearing tree or was it just an ordinary tree? Did the tree look august in its appearance, as though it had been standing there for years and years? Was he sitting with a radio next to him with headphones on which made you think he was listening to classical music? Can you remember the make of the radio and the headphones so we can ascertain the exact date of this famous work? Let's assume for one minute that he was in fact listening to classical music, then the question arises, who was he listening to? Was he listening to Bach, Chopin, Vivaldi or just Mozart? Did the painting give you any hint as to the time of the day or not? Was this Nihang Singh sitting alone, did he have company or was he surrounded by many people but all strangers? Did he have a far away look in his eyes, as though he is day-dreaming? Were you able to see any birds' nests anywhere on the branches of this tree? If so,, what kind of birds were flying around, can you remember? Does the painting depict clear blue sky, sky with rainbow, sky with small grey clouds or just plain boring sky painted in one brush stroke with the sun missing altogether? I am totally puzzled as to which painting you are referring to? I wonder if it really exists?

Lol!

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh

Kirpan Amrit is given to bibiya by Budha Dal. You're better off asking real nihangs from Dal or Hazur Sahib.

http://www.amritworld.com/main/?p=86#sthash.9pwYEMjI.dpbs

Man made rules! The Guru administered Khande do Paul!

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