Harmeet_Singh

ebay it:D

lol yhhh will have to still havent received my tickets yet:| pendhu jehh

theres also bhagat kabeer his writings compose some parts of the guru granth sahib

Part 1 http://youtube.com/watch?v=4CnqCdo6qro&feature=related

:s :D

when having a kes ishnaaan i get a string and attach it to a 3 inch kirpan blade, on the handle and wrap it around my neck, and i get the kanga and put the teeth of the kanga into string solves the issue for me

This video should help answer some of your answers, about why Guru Ji made us follow such a strict life style. .

We keep kesh because the Guru told us to do so. Nothing more. Kesh are also a marker of Sikh identity that identify to the world who is a Sikh. Sikhs walk the earth announcing proudly their religion while others give no sign of their convictions. In addition, hair and nails are totally different. Having long nails inhibits use of the hand and is dirty with filth being stuck under the nails as well as bacteria. Long hair is quite healthy as it is even a reflection of good health: (when healthy, hair shines, when sick, it loses luster), it is also not an impediment to daily life. In fact, you'll be healthier if you have long hair: no body resources go to replacing the hair that was cut: isn't it a slap on the face when you shave and then a day later, the hair returns? Maybe it was supposed to be there! Nails, if left uncut, will break; Hair never will

theres quite a few videos uploaded by raj karega khalsa on youtube of these bhai saabs doing keertan

this human body weve attained is pricesless and also loaned once we die either this body will be scattered into ashes or will decompose slowly underneath the soil depending on how the funeral is conducted. some people in order to get away from bullying etc get tatoos and piercings done to torture themselves others to impress people, others to fulfill a desire and some dont touch the human body, theres no worth of us going around telling people what to do as otherwise god wouldnt have given free will, but one quote which keeps coming up again is you reap what you sow. When We are born, does our body have any tatoos, piercings etc, do we have cut kes? we dont were born without a peircing on our body, nor do we have tatoos, our kes is on our heads, doesnt that ring a bell maybe god didnt want us to cut kes, get piercings or tatoos but hey who am i to say anything, mayaa affects me the most so until i cant fix myself up no worth in trying to advise others

lol, i used to play for ealing district u16 team, went to middlesex trials as a goalkeeeper got into an argument with the manager never heard from them sincee

ahhh alooos still aint repliedddd

so we should walk around barefoot and naked? Its all about the intentions behind the actions. Why does someone spend hundreds of pounds on a pair of trainers? Purely ego unless they actually serve a function that gives them such a value.

What is the point OF cutting your hair and getting a tatoo? You cut it, then it grows back, you cut iit again and it grows back, you cut it again and yet it grows back................... As for a tatoo, it serves no real function other than to impress others and boost our ego.

theres fauja singh 96 year old marathon runner got a sponsorship from adidas, usually runs in all the renound marathons in the world

yeah theres monty pansear world wide known cricket player, the main spin bolwer in the england national cricket team

wooohoooo got an offer from LSE for economics AAA, ahh pooled and then rejected by cambridge darn dem

lol i no theres really nothing to download, dont lissen to music, movies are boring, got no more coursework to download no a level coursework, games are boring

As a shareholder of BP, I urge you to buy more petrol, it will help pay for a new extension.

hunjee for sure ive got 2, i purchased two just incase someone needed one lol so its come in handy

panj granthee consists of Asa Di waar, Sukhmani Sahib, Dakhnee Oaankaar, Sidh gosat, baareh maahaa maajh its quite rare to see a gutka sahib with just panj granthee on its own usuallly they are in a gutka sahib with other baanis i.e 7 nitnem baanis with sabad hajarey, das granthee, chandi dee waar, raagmala etc

wjkk wjkp i got a sparee onee if u want it?

it aint socccer its foootballl

ive composed this letter, wat u guys think Hi I have recently booked tickets for the upcoming fixture at Wembley Stadium On February 6th 2008, and have a query for the following reason: I am a practising baptized sikh, as a result I'm obliged to carry the 5k's and one consists of the Kirpan otherwise known as ceremonial dagger. The government has also passed legislation for this practise to be legal under The Criminal Justice Act (1988); Section 139 under rule number 5B I wanted to know what the policy of Wembley National stadium LTD was, and also i would just have made you aware of the issue as the problem of this occurring on match day may have been inconvenient. I look forward to your reply Regards

Age:16 Gender:Male Location (as specific as you feel like being): Southall, Ealing, London, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom, Europe, Earth Ethnicity (Do I need to ask? lol):no comment (hopefully my name dont give it away) 1. How do you define politics? day to day running of the country 2. Would you call yourself a Political Person yeap 3. Do you think politics is important? Why? best way of representation through indirect reprisentation,well here in uk 4. Does Politics turn you off? Why? nope 5. How about your family and politics? vote labour full stop 6. Do you discuss politics at home? nah 7. Any interesting family political stories? 8. Are you following the primary election? yes 9. Who do you support at this time? none of them they all idiots, isnt america meant to be the biggest democracy, but all the candidates running are millionaires and alot of them senators hmmm 10. Do you plan to vote in the future? yes 11. Who is your favorite President in US history? Why? none of them all a bunch of nutters 12. Anything else you wish to add? vote me as MP for SOuthall Ealing:D