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Just now, redoptics2013 said:
I personally think every Sikh has to learn Gurmukhi, and we need to try and get out of do your nitnem and everything is fine mentality. Guru Granth Sahib Ji has 1430 angs there is so much to learn . For instance you want to know indepth what a real Gurmukh is read Sidth Gosht. Also Guru Nanak Sahib Ji explains Shabad is Guru and singing bani is a must because of sound vibrations the words produce when pronounced.
Obviously every sikh has to learn gurmukhi, the phonetics in gurmukhi cannot be accurately translated to other language, however reading baani in english or hindi or spanish or whatever is better than reading no baani at all for people who cannot read gurmukhi yet.
I think everyone should read Guru Granth Sahib ji as many times as possible, with meanings, you learn so much. It's also good to read dasam granth and sarabloh granth. We should read as much as possible imo, we're lacking a lot of knowledge in sikhi.
Kirtan is essential imo, if anyone has the opportunity to learn raag kirtan, they should, and make sure kids know kirtan as well, it's the one thing that connects you.
That's all part of religion though, learning gurmukhi, reading baani, learning about sikhi, and learning sikhi is for sikhs, not punjabis, we have to remember that the two are not synonymous.
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22 hours ago, ChardikalaUK said:
Pretty much every mixed race Sikh boy that I've seen raised wearing a guti ends up cutting their hair.
I don't think that has to go with them being mixed race, seen countless punjabis cutting their hair, especially around my age right now. It's because they were only sikhs because their of their parent(s), just like a lot of the goreh in the west who's parents go church but they don't take their kids. Make sure to raise the kids in a way that they have their own love for waheguru, and they want to go to the gurdwara on their own accord, not because they're being forced to and it's a chore.
Sikhi is well above race, imo race shouldn't be a barrier. Somethink that we're currently lacking is expanding into non-punjabis because we prioritise keeping our 'punjabi roots' over sikhi. Culture changes over time, sikhi doesn't, it's eternal, above all race and culture.
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Anyone know where I can find historical chronicles on puraatan sikhs?
Anything that the British or any other outsiders have written on puraatan sikhs, would be nice to read.
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18 hours ago, dallysingh101 said:
Let's not get hysterical or over dramatic, that doesn't help at all. It is what it is.
yes, but showing emotion is a perfect human response, im obviously going to be affected considering this affects punjab and sikhi
obviously gotta focus on what you can do but it's okay to be upset about it, just as long as it doesnt get in the way and doesnt harm you in the long term
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idk this is insane.
don't know if he's alive or not
it's just hearbreaking, cause can't do anything about it
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11 hours ago, Kau89r8 said:Muslims have that devotion regardless of how religious they are...Sikh are too broad of the spectrum from religious from Amritdhari, keeping Kes to no religious not knowing names of 10 Gurus and stepping to the Gurudwara
You should see some the arab muslims here bro. I had kids who would fast in primary school and now I see them (only 16-18 rn) all in bikinis, eating pork, not caring about islam but still calling themselves muslim.
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On 10/19/2022 at 6:48 AM, Premi5 said:
@proudkaur21 @Kaurr @BhForce @Kau89r8 etc
Know who is Laxmi Kanta Chawla, the new President of Amritsar's Shri Durgiana Temple
Laxmi Kanta Chawla won the Presidential election of Shri Durgyana Temple by securing 496 votes.
Jul 25 2022 12:20PM IST
Yesterday, the election for the President and other posts for Shri Durgyana temple was held. It is considered to be the biggest temple in Punjab. BJP leader and former minister Laxmi Kanta Chawla won the election andbecame the President of the Durgyana temple.
It is said that she has a good relationship with Aam Aadmi Party nowadays. Earlier, during Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal's visit to Amritsar, she met him. This month, she also met AAP Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha.messed up
We don't believe in this stuff and we're telling our people not to buy into their bs, nothing wrong with that.
13 hours ago, MisterrSingh said:I heard this katha! Giani Jaswant Singh was going in hard on everyone. He was giving the Muslim deras a hard time, too, speaking about how when he sees their functions on TV, he sees tonnes of Amritdhari Singhs at these functions. But, yes, there's a lot of anti-Karvachauth and anti-Rakhri katha around the relevant time of year for each festival. Someone needs to remind our people what our customs are, because I don't think the people remember.
Honestly, the only reason Sikh women my age celebrate rakhri is to rip their brothers and cousins off and get $$$. I don't get the need to celebrate it cause it's basically your brother protecting you, which means you're not able to take care of yourself.
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6 hours ago, scali said:My gut instinct is he is a government agent stirring up trouble in Punjab. Center Government BJP needs an excuse to put president rule in Punjab i.e to get AAP out. He comes out of nowhere saying he was in Dubai for many years doing dispatch for trucking service etc. THIS GUY is trouble!
He's not. Don't make assumptions without knowing anything about him.
Read about him and watch his videos.
Look at his socials from years before, he's always been like this and had those opinions. Don't give him the treatment that a lot of Punjabis and Sikhs gave Deep Sidhu calling him a government agent.
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Good on the sikh kid.
A few days ago some kid was making fun of my brother's dastaar, got the sh1t beaten out of him, guess I've taught my brother well. The kid learnt a good lesson, don't think he'll be messing around anymore.
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17 hours ago, InderjitS said:
Just noticed a dastar wala singing in the choir at the funeral...either a convert or a passion for Christian hymns!!
Even my non sikh friends who know NOTHING about sikhi were questioning it. My black mate was going off at the black lady doing the service thingo or whatever these Christians do, and how they enslaved them.
Yeah we were all going off last night. I don't know about the UK, but seems like other than 50 year old racist whites, not many people are a fan of the monarchy or the queen.
How many days does the UK get for holidays because of her death?
We have Thursday off (which is during the school holidays, so Charles, mate, please die at a better time), and Friday is already a public holiday for footy grand final and then there's the weekend.
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Fffffs they cancelled this week's premier league games, was looking forward to it after the week I had.
It was pretty funny, just before lunch the principal made an announcement about the queen and all the brown people (50% of the school) and some east asains and whites lost it. Me and my mate went off.
Don't like Punjabis posting rip about her.
Honestly though, this just shows no matter how much raaj, money, anything someone has, and no matter how long you've lived, none of it is going with you.
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2 hours ago, Singh375 said:Please comment names/numbers sangat ji and daas will edit captions below
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 - Bhai Sahib Randhir Singh Ji, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
16, 17 - Bhai Harbhajan Singh Ji Sagoo, 18 - Bhai Rama Singh Ji, 19, 20, 21, 22
23, 24 - Bhai Fauja Singh Ji, 25 - Sant Jarnail Singh Ji, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 - Jathedar Gurdev Singh Ji Kaonke
23 - Bhai Avtar Singh Ji (Kurala) (1978 Shaheed with Bhai Fauja singh Ji)
Not 100% sure about 26, but could be Jathedar Amrik Singh Ji
27 - Bhai Mehnga Singh Ji Babbar
29 - Bhai Sukhdev Singh Ji Babbar
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Thoughts?
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18 hours ago, proudkaur21 said:I'm literally watching the election results as if my life depends on it.
lol yes I was listening to it with my dad while watching the footy last night, almost went into cardiac arrest multiple times
I was a very happy woman yesterday evening.
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Thoughts on the new song?
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18 hours ago, Kau89r8 said:
I'm pretty sure that if this bloke came face to face with anyone with a farming background it wouldn't take much to knock him out.
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On 6/14/2022 at 4:56 AM, Kau89r8 said:
If only someone had told these people that the gender of the child was determined by the father....
Genuinely hate these lowlife people and I wish they burn in hell
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Just watched it this afternoon.
Speechless. I had low expectations when I first heard of it, because it's made by India, but saw what @dallysingh101 had to say, and thanks mate for your opinion on it, it was amazing.
Genuinely think there should be more Punjabis making this sort of cinematic beauties, could get a much bigger market than middle aged aunties and uncles watching Punjabi cinema.
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10 hours ago, dallysingh101 said:It's multilayered. Goldy Brar (whose brother was allegedly killed by Moosewala's side) was Akali affiliated and we know Moose was Congress. So there is a political dimension to it too.
bs with it being akali v congress, the akalis could have been ones to kill him but not because he was congress, akalis and congress are literally all the same thing.
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1 hour ago, Premi5 said:Is that enough time for someone who has been using other recognised instruments for their whole working life, to learn another instrument ?
Yes, been using harmonium since I was 5-6, started using dilruba when I was around 12-13, and it took me less than 3 years to be able to do kirtan on the dilruba.
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On 5/19/2022 at 7:21 PM, Premi5 said:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/61492696
Idrissa Gueye refuses to wear PSG shirt featuring rainbow symbol
By John BennettBBC World Service SportLast updated on18 May 202218 May 2022.From the sectionFootball
Kouyate (right) and Gueye were both part of the Senegal side that won the country's first African Cup of Nations title in FebruaryParis St-Germain's Idrissa Gueye refused to play in a match to avoid wearing a rainbow symbol in support of LGBTQ+ rights, BBC Sport understands.
The 32-year-old former Aston Villa and Everton midfielder was absent from Saturday's 4-0 win over Montpellier.
PSG boss Mauricio Pochettino said only that Senagalese Gueye missed the game for "personal reasons".
The French Football Federation (FFF) has reportedly written to Gueye to clarify why he was absent.
BBC Sport has approached Gueye's representatives for comment.
Crystal Palace's Cheikhou Kouyate and Watford's Ismaila Sarr have posted on social media in apparent support of their Senegal team-mate's stance.
Kouyate posted a picture of himself alongside Gueye on Instagram, with a caption calling Gueye "a real man". Watford winger Sarr posted a picture of him and Gueye accompanied by three heart emojis and the caption "100%".
In response to Sarr's post, Watford reiterated their commitment to equality and diversity, adding "this includes the willingness to offer further education and support to any of its employees".
At a news conference on Wednesday, Crystal Palace boss Patrick Vieira said if his player had posted in relation to Gueye, he would speak to them. "It's going to be an in-house conversation," he added.
Homosexuality is illegal in Senegal and punishable by prison sentences of up to five years. It is also illegal in Qatar, where PSG's owners hail from and where the men's 2022 World Cup will be staged later this year.
The top Twitter trend in the world on Wednesday was #WeareallIdrissa with tweets sent to support Gueye's stance.
Gueye's stance is in contrast to the overwhelmingly positive response from football towards Blackpool's 17-year-old forward Jake Daniels coming out as gay on Monday - the first openly gay men's professional footballer in Britain since Justin Fashanu 30 years ago.
French top-flight clubs wore rainbow-designed shirt numbers to show their solidarity with LGBTQ+ rightsIn addition to missing Saturday's win over Montpellier, Gueye, who arrived at PSG for £30m in July 2019, missed last year's show of solidarity citing gastroenteritis, according to Le Parisien newspaper, who first reported the reason for his absence.
PSG said on Wednesday that they were "very proud to wear this shirt".
"The biggest stars of world football were on the field on Saturday and expressed the club's commitment to the fight against homophobia and all forms of discrimination," it added.
Gueye's stance has been supported by prominent politicians in Senegal.
Reminds me of this muslim AFLW player here who skipped 'pride' round because she didn't want to wear the shirt, you do you mate shouldn't be a problem but then there was this media stuff about the normally homophobic sexist white men people all of a sudden starting to give a shite about women's sport and gay representation and she copped it cause she was muslim from the white men. Others were divided cause who to support, the gay or the muslim?
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11 hours ago, Premi5 said:
Thoughts on this
Labor leader Anthony Albanese to become Australia's next Prime Minister, networks report
By Hilary Whiteman, CNNUpdated 8:29 AM EDT, Sat May 21, 2022Brisbane(CNN)Australian Labor Party leader Anthony Albanese is set to become the country's next Prime Minister after voters turned their backs on Liberal leader Scott Morrison after just one term in office, according to projections from three news networks.
Albanese appeared certain to form a minority government, though it was unclear as counting continued if the party would have enough seats for a majority, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 7 News and Sky News Australia reported.
Don't really care too much, but he's better than scomo.
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Turning into a passport bro
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I agree, however, I'd rather someone new to sikhi who's learning read in english at the start and get into sikhi more and learn gurmukhi after than them not get into sikhi at all.