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Kandola veerjee, I always observe your posts, and it seems like you have lots of pyaar for Sikhi and Guru Jee. I think it's great that you're spending time with 'saadh sangat', even if it's just on the forum, because sangat will help you loads through your Sikhi life. I hope you continue to work towards Sikhi and I hope your heart fills up with more and more love for Guru Sahib, and I'm sure that one day in the future, you'll be able to keep your kes and embrace the Khalsa roop!! just don't give up bro.

but that doesn't mean that all the people who keep their hair are strong. We should remember that.

doesn't he trim his beard too

i love this one i want everyone to read it

ahhh some of those were funny i started laughing awww

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taksali people tie really nice dastaars, with lots of prem. (just felt like including that) i also like the akj and dodra styles though. dastaars in general are nice. (duh) :e: :ww:: :nihungsmile:

what about love for sikhi, love for waheguru, love for guru nanak, love for kalgidhar pita jee, love for bani, love for rehat, love for each otherrr!! GURSIKHA EKO PYAAR!! :umm: prem/pyaar is the most important thing above all... and almost all jathay have prem... the khalsa panth is based on prem... another thing.. i think all jathay would come together if they HAD to, if (heaven forbid) there was another operation blue star... i think all jathay would come together, youth from everywhere would come together and do seva..

Isn't kesdharee a Sikh that isn't amritdharee yet but keeps her/his hair

WAHEGURUU amazing post veerjee!! waheguru waheguru waheguru waheguru that's amazing... We should try to follow that example, and try to read bani/paat in that way.. waheguru.. the bani must have hit his soul so hard, waheguruuu... he's probably rejoicing in sach khand as we speak... dgn...

:umm: YOU WISSSSSH!!! silly nangs

any other replies? (daasn daas ji i'm a bhanji not a veerji :umm: hehe)

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i had the same concerns as Japman. It seemed like baba jee was lowering the status of women. THE FOLLOWING WAS TAKEN FROM ANOTHER FORUM: Author: no one Date: 04-27-04 13:04 That's a great message, although it would be a lot better if we could have heard it in punjabi. To be honest, I don't understand the point where Baba Jee talks about women. He's almost lowering the status of bibia, saying to the men "if you don't want to be like women, then keep your hair." Baba Jee was an amazing Sikh and very charismatic, but I don't understand it when people say things like that. Women have hair too, many women have hair on their chins, most women have hair on their upper lips and all over their faces. It's just that so many Amritdharee bibia get permanent hair removal before taking Amrit, so we think that they're hairless. All the bibis we see in the media also spend thousands of dollars on hair removal. So we think that women have no hair, but they do. The majority of girls are born with hair on their faces, and all over their bodies. Men do not know this, because of the media, and because almost all women bleach or remove their hair. Many Amritdharee women have bleached hair too. >>it's up to you if you want to stay a man or become like women.<< Saying things like this can make bibia feel incompetent and as if they're not good enough. It lowers the status of bibis. I disagree with it. waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh

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