AkalkiFauj

8 minutes ago, puzzled said:

We've had cases of moongi di dhal in bags hanging outside the gurdwara gates

One time, there was a bag with stuff in it outside the Gurdwara and my gran told me not to walk on it because it could be black magic. Don’t take the risk 

23 hours ago, Kau89r8 said:

Check this out! He's been predicted Covid-19, China-India war, rise Gold prices, among others LAST YEAR!! Worse to come December 2020 until March 2021

1st video coronavirus starts at 10:32

 

Even George Carlin said that a big virus would come. It’s proper funny but true. Check it out

18 hours ago, puzzled said:

Well of course it exists, people go to cremation grounds and communicate with the dead and do all sorts of weird stuff. Bani mentions ghosts. Many things exist that we can't see, there are souls everywhere, people start communicating with them. 

People who deny it, can believe in god, gurus, reincarnation, karma, destiny, yet they deny the existence of black magic because it sounds to "unreal" and no one has seen it  lol! 

But yes bani protects you from it. 

While i was walking to work in front of me i saw a Indian/Pakistani wearing a black chola throwing something into a canal and she was saying something, she turned around saw me walking her direction and she knew i saw what she was doing, she then started walking, her eyes were closed and she was saying stuff, i walked straight past her! 

That same canal, i used to jog along the canal and once i saw a red chunni tied to a tree.

People just couldn't leave that rubbish back home they had to bring it to the west with them. 

Reed as much bani as you can. Especially Sri Sukhmani Sahib with Sri Japji Sahib.

Apparently, when it was my first birthday someone threw mungi di daal in-front of the door so my gran phoned up a baba and he told them to hit the daal with a shoe seven times (don’t ask me why) and pick it up (after doing a bit of paath like mool mantar). So she did that and threw the daal in the canal near by. I might have not explained the story as well as I could so bhul chuck maf.

7 hours ago, Tamansingh123 said:

For a layman they are the more peaceful and modern version of islam. They have a very big lotus temple in dehli. I may be wrong tho

No. Your not wrong

10 hours ago, puzzled said:

Akal Takht says no interfaith anand karaj, and a tsunami of monas and monis decide to voice their opinions against it because it doesnt suit their personal views    who the hell do they think they are? 

Don't want to turn this into another M.Ranjit singh topic but It's another reason why I put some respect on M.Ranjit Singhs name, despite all his flaws he went down on his knees before Akal Takht, and these days all these clowns, absolute nobodies feel like they can speak against Akal Takhts hukkam because there person views are above hukkam, rehit and maryada.

Bhai Jagraj Singh was right, if Sikhi was in the hands of these kind of people then it would of died a long time back.

 

 

Nah man. We have got to make it clear in a Hukamnama that Same Gender Anandkaraj and Interfaith Anandkaraj Should not be happening. I’m not trying to offend anyone but kaam is something that you can control with mental powers (I don’t know how to put it really). But these people say that they can’t control them being *Whatever they are*. Even Bhai Jagraj Singh ji said that this is controlable. It’s just that they have fell at the hands of kaam.

2 minutes ago, Ranjeet01 said:

No one pays attention  to these types.

Accept Non Sikhs. They might get a wrong view of Sikhi.

4 hours ago, jaswindersingh55 said:

how long will it take me to learn the basics?

The more practice you do, the better you will get.

4 hours ago, jaswindersingh55 said:

Iv got free time I want to do something Im thinking of learning how to play tabla so I want to ask is tabla hard to play?

how long will it take me to learn the basics?

how long until im able to play properly?

is it really hard  because that's what I hear 

and any teacher in Birmingham Sandwell 

or should I chose harmonium you can learn that online I think and its easier 

Try Big Gurdware or Gurmat Sangeet Accademy.

4 hours ago, jaswindersingh55 said:

Iv got free time I want to do something Im thinking of learning how to play tabla so I want to ask is tabla hard to play?

how long will it take me to learn the basics?

how long until im able to play properly?

is it really hard  because that's what I hear 

and any teacher in Birmingham Sandwell 

or should I chose harmonium you can learn that online I think and its easier 

Try akj tabla. Thats easy. I’m a beginner  at tabla but I can play that good. I would say, explore your tabla. Sometimes you might just be randomly hiting your tabla and then find out you’ve found something that sounds like tabla.

1 hour ago, Kau89r8 said:

Ya but they're not disappearing, they've taken over! 

Kind off. You know what time it is. Yes. You know what time it is. Is time to isue a Hukamnama from the Akal Takhat!

*But on a serious note, we probably should If we want to get these guys too disappear.

21 hours ago, MisterrSingh said:

Bunch of humourless bores on here.

Hun ki kariye maaaaaaan

Put some Kirtan on for him at night and take away the x-box. Kirtan is nice to get some sleep. For that, I recommend the GurbaniMC’s For Sleep playlist in the Browse part of the app

On 6/20/2020 at 12:41 AM, Guest Parents said:

Why do you think we ignored what you wrote? Because we’re Punjabi. If my children are bad they get a good slap! That’s the way we do things. Giving kids a thapadh for being bad is as traditional as saag and mkee de roti  

I couldn’t of said it better.

On 6/18/2020 at 6:52 PM, MisterrSingh said:

God willing, the backsides of future generations of Sikhs will be as sore as ours! 

Wait a minute...

For the people who don’t understand, I was just joking

On 6/20/2020 at 12:25 AM, Sat1 said:

?  Tradition of physical abuse of a vulnerable being?

Are you a human being?

It was only a joke. Come on now!

On 6/2/2020 at 7:19 AM, akaaliKhalsa1699 said:

Looking back it did hurt but I’m glad my parents did it because it stopped me behaving bad. And I used to behave really bad!

Same here

Just now, AkalkiFauj said:

We need to keep the tradition alive!!!

On 6/3/2020 at 10:46 PM, Sat1 said:

No it isn’t fine. Whoever told you that is an abuser. Why don’t you ask your parents to slap you now and see if you like it. A child is no less of a human than you. Find another way. There’s a reason child helplines help kids who have been hit. Because it’s ABUSE. 

I got the **** beaten out of me and I’ve turned out to become a good person. It also made me quite strong .

On 7/6/2018 at 12:25 PM, puzzled said:

That's basically ancestor worshiping, my family are into that too. If a new bride comes into the family they take her to the jathera place.   Then they do weird rituals with flour and bangles.    No different to ancestors jaggahs that many families in India have.

Same with my family! Where did this Pakhand start from? I bet it was pandits with there sharadhs. The Aunties probably spread it then. Then it just became a family tradition I guess.

17 hours ago, Sat1 said:

No, hitting kids is wrong. My brothers and sisters were hit as kids and turned out pretty messed up. Many who are hit as children become violent towards others in later life. 

There are plenty of other ways. Google child psychology channels and you can find different more normal and civilized ways of disciplining children. Remember gurbani says that violence is only used as a last resort and unless your kids are trying to kill you, I wouldn’t suggest hitting them. 

There is a barrier. Hitting the life out of a kid is wrong but giving a kid a slap if they’re naughty is fine. The kid needs to habe a little respect for the parent.

The Chapal (shoe) is the most traditional way of punishing a naughty kid. We must keep this legacy of the Sacred Chapal alive...

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