Mastani Kaur

hahaha...same here....i dont know what id do without it either...but for my case they didn't let me pass...they made me leave it behind...so luckily my family was still there that i could give it to them and i got it back when i came back...and it was my favorite one too... :umm:

hmmm...thats weird cause i heard a totally different story...i heard that way back in hte day there was a bride who couldn't walk...she had problems with her leg...so to not make it look so visible they had brothers stand around to guide her...and then...also when they are done the lavaa there is usually someone standing at the end to sit the girl down as well...anywho i mihgt be wrong..but thats what i heard from many people

haha...these are all soo hilarious...i had a few myself 1- i was at an elementary school volunteering once and these two kids walking toward me...one girl and one guy...stop and stare me in the eye...the girl then asks the guy...'is that a guy or girl?'...hahaha....first of all it was soo loud i could hear her asking....so i was like u might as well have asked me hahha second....just by looking at the cloths i was wearing or my face...u couldn't tell if i was a girl or guy? wow 2- i was wearing a white dastar once...and i was walking when i met a goree...she stops me and asks if i was okay...she thought i had a head injury and was wearing a bandage... : 3- then one time i was at the airport...walking through the buzzer things to get in...and the guy was checking me....and all of a sudden i realize he was jsut buzzing hte thing over my dastar...he did that for a while...and im like im not gonna smuggle anything in there buddy so just chill...man alive...hahha!!!! people do come up with the weirdest things and they aren't even ashamed to ask or say hahha thats the funnier part!!! bhul chuk maaf waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji kee fateh

waheguru ji khalsa waheguru ji kee fateh prhir kpVu jy ipr imlY KusI rwvY ipru sMig Discarding worldly adornments, she meets her Husband Lord, and she celebrates joyfully with Him. im pretty sure there is no jewelry...and anyways why would u need it to represent ur love anyways...the only love that the couple needs to show together is the love for guru ji and that is shown by the bana and bana includes no jewelry...and ya like Lion(LK) King veerji said you are suppose to exchange a kirpan...but i thought it was a kirpan and a guta sahib...anyways ya thats all the jewelry that comes in our maryada...and plus thats all u need...and why do u need all that bling when u have it ALL with ur kirpan and ur gutka sahib. Please forgive me if i said anything wrong as i am still a learner and am jsut passing on what another had told me. Bhul Chuk Maaf waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji kee fateh

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Kee Fateh nice pictures veerji thanks for sharing them... People said it was raining...was it actually raining that much? It was probably really fun anyways. ha ha... Thanks again... Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ke Fateh

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Kee Fateh : Thank you very much veerji for your opinion and for clearing things up...i make so many mistakes so please forgive me :wub:: Wahegueu Ji Ka Khasla Waheguru Ji Kee Fateh

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Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Kee Fateh I had the same question...well at the University of Alberta they have all these books that are translations of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji and should they not be given more respect because it still is Dhur Kee Bani...rite? Its just in a different language...because in the libraries the people do not know how to respect them, they just shelf them uncovered and everything...the shelves aren't even clean. And the first time I went there they were all dusty because no one took care of them. And ya like rinky_sikh ji said there could be a concern for the spread of the teachings of Sikhism to non-Sikhs or our future generations of sikhs...then maybe we could probably try get permission to do the seva of covering the books and cleaning the surroundings so at least there is no dust, but when i asked the librarian she said it would be a problem with the call number...so i really didn't know what to say to her...can someone please help solve this? : Bhul Chuk Maaf Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Kee Fateh

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Kee Fateh Dhan Dhan Guru Gobind Singh Ji gave us the kanga and it is there to keep our hair clean and pure. I was told that we are suppose to comb our hair two times a day and that should keep the tangles out of the hair so there should be no worry of yanking the hair out. And even if there is tangles in the hair, it should be combed in such a way that it does not get pulled and so the hair that was not suppose to come out comes out. When combing the hair with the kanga only the dead hair comes out. "Then the question is why? Why did he tell us to comb our hair rather than not. Animals don't comb themselves. Do they? Cats do I guess, and monkeys too. But why???? Why am I asking these crazy question. Nothing makes sense." This is a good question, but every animal that has hair combs their hair in one way or another. There are so many animals with hair that we can not name them, only guru ji knows. Combing the hair is just a way of staying clean and a sikh is not suppose to be messy a sikh is suppose to be clean and set an example for others like NIHANG_AK47 said earlier a sikh is suppose to stand out in the croud and let people look up to him/her. If i have said anything wrong please correct me. I myself am also learning still. bhul chuk maaf :wub:: Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Kee Fateh

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Kee Fateh I knew Bibi Rena Kaur, Bhai Parminder Singh and Bhai Charanjit Singh. I had spent some time with them before they had left from surrey. They were all one of a kind. Very amazing guru ji dae sikh, always stayed in chardi kala. HAPPY BIRTHDAY BIBI RENA KAUR! Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Kee Fateh