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does anyone have a update what happened to the gurdwara the video is from 2013 The Forgotten Gurdwara (Full Version):

Osho On Punjab Freedom, Sikh Referendum: http://youtu.be/rRXEquu299s Osho telking about sikh raj: Talks About Osho, Giani Sant Singh Maskeen:

a new one just got uploaded Sant Baba Darshan Singh Khalsa Dhakki Wale - Nabh…:

many of us are saddened by the fact our political religious and average sikhs cant seem to make Gurmat decisions. whenever they have an opportunity to stand up and represent Sikhi they seem to fail or they choose the side that is the opposite of Sikhi. like the issue of 1984, political prisoners, anand marriage beadbi and a host of other issues the root of the problem is that no one is given a Gurmat education in our community, but we are expected to know everything about Gurmat. think about it, how many people on this forum learned about Gurmat at gurdwara. Mostly None. we learned how to write punjabi and learned couple of stories. Did our family teach us Gurmat, no. did we have a easy access to a place where we could learn santhya katha kirtan and simran, no. then how are we suppose to make decisions that are Gurmat. no wonder our political religious and common sikhs make bad decisions that hurt the panth. they did not get a Gurmat education, no one taught them anything. the most they know is probably hearsay or what they read in newspaper. we have to focus on teaching Gurmat in a systematic way in all gurdwaras, this will help improve all areas where we make bad and anti panth decisions

rare video of sikhs protesting against narakdhari in 1979 i dont know why the singhs are dancing in the beginning UPITN 13 11 79 SIKH DEMONSTRATIONS IN OLD DELHI: http://dailysikhupdates.com/rare-video-of-sikhs-protesting-against-narakdharis-in-delhi-1979-surfaces/

doesnt this tuk from gurbani call Prahld a sant from ang 856 ਸੰਤ ਪ੍ਰਹਲਾਦ ਕੀ ਪੈਜ ਜਿਨਿ ਰਾਖੀ ਹਰਨਾਖਸੁ ਨਖ ਬਿਦਰਿਓ ॥੩॥ He is such, who preserved the honour of SANT PRAHLD and destroyed Harnakhash with His nails.

The Akal Takht Jathedar Giani Gurbhachan Singh condemned protests by Sikhs overseas against the Akali Dal. He said, Overseas Sikhs are ignorant on issue of Punjab and should come to Punjab and see what the government has done. He further added, we shouldnt protest but unite. The Jathedar has also faced protests for his silence on Bapu Surat Singh Khalsas hunger strike during his visit to Italy and New York. Can issue of Sikhs serving life sentence be resol: from http://dailysikhupdates.com/jathedar-condemns-overseas-protests-against-akali-dal/

from ang 856 ਸੰਤ ਪ੍ਰਹਲਾਦ ਕੀ ਪੈਜ ਜਿਨਿ ਰਾਖੀ ਹਰਨਾਖਸੁ ਨਖ ਬਿਦਰਿਓ ॥੩॥ He is such, who preserved the honour of SANT PRAHLD and destroyed Harnakhash with His nails.

where can i get a pdf copy to read this book or any other way to read it

sant ji's diwans on youtube are great and full of knowledge

i need this magazine, Panj Darya, the October 1957 issue i need it for sikh history and research anyone who has it please upload it or anyway i can get it its important

does anyone have pictures of this baba, to know who he is

these videos cover all aspects of Sikhi and they will help answer your questions Who is a Sikh Part 1 - To be in Gurmat means to: 2 Who is a Sikh Part 2 - How Simran improves your: 3 Who is a Sikh Part 3 - The importance of keepin: 4 Who is a Sikh Part 4 - How Maya can trick us: 5 Who is a Sikh Part 5 - Code of conduct for the : 6 Who is a Sikh Part 6 - Dont get trapped in the : 7 Who is a Sikh Part 7 - Naam: 8 Who is a Sikh Part 8 - Knowledge begins at the : 9 Who is a Sikh Part 9 - Doing simran in gurmat m: 10 Who is a Sikh Part 10 - Do simran to churn Tr: 11 Who is a Sikh Part 11 - In Naam, everything is:

check this link it has in-depth information on sikh meditation and how sound playes an intergal role also expliens what kind of sounds will be heard as meditation progresses sikhs who are experiencing these sounds explain them on this link Ringing Sound (Anhad; Sound Current) http://www.sikhawareness.com/topic/15503-the-ringing-sound-anhad-sound-current/

on this website you can download the entire Guru Granth Sahib in urdu free along with other sikh books in urduhttp://sikhbookclub.com/books/sikh-books-urdu/1656/1318

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First of all you don't need to go back, spend that time doing Simran. What are you going to accomplish by these debates? Guru Sahib criticized those people who only wore the religious dress but didnt have love for God in there heart. Guru Sahib only criticized the religious hypocrites

must listen [01-ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ ਜਾਪੁ]Waheguru Jaap-Devigarh] (25.5.1:

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taken from http://sikhsiyasat.net/2015/07/04/1984-sikh-massacre-who-asked-the-police-not-to-intervene-and-why-excerpts-from-sanjay-suris-book/ Sanjay Suris book: 1984 The Anti Sikh Violence and After. The excerpts, in verbatim, are being reproduced as follows for the information of readers/ visitors of the Sikh Siyasat News: The top police leadership had moved fast, in a way. Orders for police preparedness had come swiftly after news of the shooting of Indira Gandhi police officers not posted in the local districts headed to the armed police centre where units of the armed police were available, and from where these armed men could be led by these newly transferred officers. To deal with what? They were never deployed to deal with the city cracking up all around them. So what was the perceived threat for which they were so hastily mobilised and kept on the ready within a few hours of the assassination? Deployed but for what? The instant deployment of DCP rank officers to the armed police could only have been ordered by the police commissioner. He knew the city was in flames around him, that men were out killing he saw that for himself on the morning of 1 November at Rakab Ganj gurdwara, which was attacked, a few minutes drive from Teen Murti Bhavan. The police commissioner had visited Rakab Ganj briefly from Teen Murti Bhavan, where he had positioned himself around the VIPs filing past Mrs Gandhis body. Early reports from the gurdwara area had spoken of Sikhs within the gurdwara hitting back at advancing crowds. That brought the police commissioner there he was quick to go to places where reports arose of Sikhs hitting back. After setting up an armed police reserve so rapidly, and moving senior officers there to command it, the police commissioner did not then order their deployment around the city. Were they kept in preparation to deal with aggression from the Sikhs? Because they certainly were not called upon to stop aggression against the Sikhs. The officers with the armed police knew they were needed, they had asked to be sent out. This was refused. The unit that went out to east Delhi led to a fearful inspector buying bullets from soldiers to show he had done nothing when in fact he had. Other units stayed put. It was known to the top police officers that besides these hundreds of armed policemen waiting to be deployed, some at least among the thousands of other armed policemen on routine duties could be available for redeployment from their scattered posts in an emergency. Some of them were posted close to the trouble in the districts. So, many more armed policemen were available than these waiting busloads. To this huge force of the Delhi Armed Police add a large force from the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), at whose raising day the top officers sat on the morning when word came of the assassination. This was an armed force available for the police to summon whenever and wherever the Delhi Armed Police might not be enough. And they were called up a full platoon from the CRPF stood at the Rakab Ganj gurdwara doing nothing to stop mobs advancing there; they stood as witnesses to the scene and to the fact that an armed force was available to the police, should the police have wanted to stop the killers. They should have. What one police officer did And what could Kanwaljit Deol do as a DCP on a regular posting already with the armed police? She was asked to go home. She was then nine months pregnant, and her boss undoubtedly was kind to suggest this. None of the other DCPs with the armed police and several had been stationed there was pregnant. As it turned out, Kanwaljit Deol could in any case not go back to find any rest. Kulbir Singh said she should go back and rest, so she left, said Shamsher Deol. Our house was in East Kidwai Nagar, opposite the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (where Mrs Gandhis body had been taken on the morning of the assassination). From our house, you could see the main road. She reached home and went to the roof. She saw a bus being stopped. She saw passing Sikhs being taunted; they didnt even know what had happened. Then they started stopping buses and pulling out people. They pulled out one sardar, and roughed him up, his turban fell off. He grabbed it and started running, he jumped over the nullah. After a bit he stopped and started putting his turban back on. But three or four men started running towards him again. Mrs Deol saw this, walked out and stood between them and the sardar. She spoke sharply to them, told them What are you doing? They stopped, looked a little uncertain, they turned around, and they went back. And she was just one pregnant housewife. So that was what you needed at that particular time to stop people from doing anything. I think if these 200300 armed cops we had with us had been at the AIIMS, it would have had an impact on these men. It would have taken very little to put the squeeze on. As a top police officer of the armed police, Kanwaljit Deol could do nothing. In her capacity as a pregnant woman, she came close to saving a life. The men she confronted didnt need even to hear a shot from a revolver, she just shooed them away; and away they went. Word of strong police action on that evening of 31 October would have gone out to the entire police force. They would have known that they must stop these violent gangs. That evening those violent groups were allowed their way unchecked at one place; later they had their way just about everywhere. The police had been informed, without being told, that if men were running riot against the Sikhs, they must not be stopped. Late that night Shamsher Deol got deployment orders, he was ordered to move with force. But not to deal with the attacks and all the killing that came that night. He was ordered to head for the five-star Ashok Hotel in Chanakyapuri in south Delhi. That is where VIPs arriving to attend Indira Gandhis funeral would be staying. His force would be posted to protect them and to manage VIP movement. It was there that the officer sat uselessly over the next couple of days. An interview Sanjay Suri (SS): Through all this, what did you know of [the] events in the rest of the city? Shamsher Deol (SD): Incidents went on throughout the night. There were a lot of phone calls to the police, and a lot were unattended. SS: The police simply were not answering distress calls? SD: Many people did not get through to the police. Later one Sikh told me that he had realised that if we phoned up and said we are Sikhs and we are feeling insecure, you werent going to get any kind of response at all. So he said he called to say that Sikhs are gathering around here, they are gathering around us. He said he told others too that they should call and say this. Once they said that, he said, they got such a good response. Calls saying that Sikhs were the ones attacking got a lot more response. SS: How many such calls might have been made? SD: We really dont know how many because everybody wasnt in the know of what was really happening. People (in the police) were suppressing [information], they were not recording, they had just put the phone off the hook, because you can just imagine how many phone calls were coming through. SS: And you were sent to Ashok Hotel? SD: Yes, that night I was asked to go out to Ashok Hotel, where the VIPs would be gathering for the funeral. There they gave me force. SS: Did the force include Sikhs? SD: Two of the officers were Sikh, Inspector Shamsher Singh and another guy. When they were coming for work on 1 November, they barely managed to make it. They were in civvies. SS: Were Sikh police officers attacked? SD: Yes. We had called a force from the Police Training School, I had a lot of people there doing courses. Those trucks were stopped at Uttam Nagar (in west Delhi) when they were coming. Look at the boldness these people stopped police trucks, with policemen with arms inside them. They saw three Sikhs inside. They said, we want them to step out of the trucks. They were not handed over, but look at the audacity. SS: In Ashok Hotel did you have an idea whats going on in the city? SD: We didnt know what was going on, except that here and there we would see smoke going up. We didnt know why it was like that. SS: Did you encounter any of these crowds directly? SD: The next morning I was going to Ashok Hotel from home, and I saw four chaps carrying iron rods, one had a sword. I told my driver to stop. I challenged them, and they just ran. There was a time when the slightest show of intent would have had the desired result. I was in plain clothes but I had a pistol in my hand. I had got myself a 9 mm that I then kept with me. SS: What was going on within the police force? SD: I did turn up later at the police headquarters. You see, a lot of the time what happens is that when you do something wrong, you start defending yourself, and then you start believing that defence. And then you find all sorts of reasons why you couldnt handle the situation, you say there were no clear- cut orders. But you dont need, you didnt need, orders. SS: Did you have any direct dealings with the police commissioner? SD: Subhash Tandon was the CP (commissioner of police). He earlier had a very good relationship with the Nehru family. He was from the Rajasthan cadre. That was before he became commissioner. SS: But were there clear orders from the commissioner that the police should go out and stop this? SD: Well, he is a nice man and personally a gentleman . . . SS: Yes, personally a gentleman, but were not talking about that. SD: On 1 November he landed up at Ashok Hotel to make sure all was OK. There was blood on his uniform. He told me, Shamsher, people have gone mad.

at darbar sahib sarover and many other gurdwara sarovers, there are fishes in them. who and why are they in them. does someone put them in for a reason and why?

can someone confirm if the picture in the first post is that of Bhai Maharaj Singh ji and which book is it from.

can you please give me a list of all the things i have to do for the panth before i can critique what the budha dal is doing wrong.i guess we shouldnt criticise badal or any political party because they will ask us what have we done for the nation

im talking about baba joginder Singh joining withbalbir Singh, what would that change in the panth if true. shouldnt the budha dal be fighting to release those political prisoners bapu ji is on hunger strike for. this is when we need the budha dal. the budha dal is suppose to be Guru Ki Fauj

does this even matter the budha dal isnt even relevant anymore, when's the last time you heard nihang singh saving the panth. the only thing there active on is facebook and instragram taking pictures of themselves and acting tuff. they own couple of gurdwaras the money is coming in they have nothing to worry about.