ham avgun bharay

Well i'm not much of a computer person but i believe if you compress it the person has to have the same program u used to compress it to be able to open it again. I would try compressing it and see if that works if not then sorrie....i really dun know what else you could do.

1. Sikhism (100%) 2. Reform Judaism (91%) 3. Orthodox Judaism (90%) 4. Liberal Quakers (88%) 5. Bah�'� Faith (84%) 6. Unitarian Universalism (83%) 7. Orthodox Quaker (82%) 8. Neo-Pagan (82%) 9. Hinduism (79%) 10. Islam (78%) 11. Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (78%) 12. Eastern Orthodox (78%) 13. Roman Catholic (78%) 14. Mahayana Buddhism (72%) 15. Jainism (67%) 16. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (62%) 17. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (61%) 18. New Age (61%) 19. Scientology (60%) 20. Theravada Buddhism (57%) 21. New Thought (56%) 22. Seventh Day Adventist (52%) 23. Taoism (47%) 24. Secular Humanism (43%) 25. Christian Science (Church of Christ, Scientist) (40%) 26. Jehovah's Witness (32%) 27. Nontheist (24%) No surprises in that.....and Jasy...u get a big hug from me :lol:

I think both were very well done.....very touching....to be honest I cried through most of them and I go back to them every day....great job and keep up the good work. Waheguru!!!!!!!!!

WGJKK WGJKF I thought Kaljug was the world around us. Is it not the cruel world around us which puts forward things which are not good deeds? I heard something on kaljug and bacisally what the person said was how kaljug was a period in the lives of humans when the world would come to an end. It's when humans will kill other humans, it's when we will finish the world with our hand made weapons. When I heard this I was, honestly, scared. Not of dying but because this was true and it was something which was and is happening around us. Every day many people including innocents get shot or murdered because of someone's ignorance. Kaljug is all around us and in order to prevent it from taking over our lives we must remember God and say Vaheguru as much as we can. Bhul Chuk Maaf WGJKK WGJKF

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That was a very nice poem :TH:

WGJKK WGJKF Bhenji I believe what you suffer is not in your will and that you did not ask for it so why are you blaming yourself? Why are you letting this come between you and what you really want to do. If it helps to listen to Gurbani then why not? God's words are for everyone no? We all do bad at times but that does not mean we should forget God and not ask for forgiveness. As long as you realize that you have done wrong, remember you then have a chance to ask for forgiveness from God. I think you should listen to as much Gurbani as your heart desire and don't worrie Waheguru will take care of everything.

Vaheguru......May his soul rest in peace and be remembered by all.....Vageguru

HaRdKaUrWaRrIoRz...the question you asked was very true and I have myself seen many people in that situation. But what I think is that people who are AD before marriage should marry only those who are AD themselves, like sumone had said above that it takes a lot to become an AD it's not a decision made over night, only wid Waheguru's grace can one become an AD. However I feel what ever happens after your married is totally a different situation. I mean your married but then with Waheguru's grace you become so much into sikhi and Amrit that you take it. I don't believe if this would be considered wrong, there may be somethings that you won't be able to do but think about it your married now so what are you going to do leave the person? That just doesn't make an sense. It would be best for the other partner to just accept the decision and get on wid their lives just like they have been till this point. Sorry if I said anythin wrong and especially if I made no sense, but I tried my best to explain what it was that I wanted to say. WGJKK WGJKF

VGJKK VGJKF Before posting my story I would just to say that the above stories and posts are amazing. I was in tears after reading them. My story is no different than most of the above. I was born and raised in a family where it was partying, drinking and eating. You know the typical Punjabi family. However the best thing happened to us (my family and I) about five years ago. My dad met this person at work with whom he became really close and I got to say this person changed our lives for the better. They say God sends angels for each and every one of us, I always thought this was not true till out angel came to help us out. This person told us about the weekly sangat which was held in Mississauga and basically what it was all about. So one day my dad asked us if we wanted to go and we all seemed interested and off we went. When we got there and sat down to listen to the kirtan the first thing that popped into my head was “wow”. It was all I could say about what I had experienced that day, it seemed as though I was missing something in my life. There was something about Sangat which made it so beautiful and just starting to attend it I had no idea what it was. We started going regularly and made it a must to attend every weeks sangat. It was here that we totally stopped eating and became veggies. My dad one day just said ths is wrong but he didn’t stop us from eating. He said if you feel it’s right go ahead but outside not in the house. It’s funny because since my dad stopped eating so did everyone else, it just didn’t seem right any more and after constantly going to sangat we learned that we were living such a wrong life all along. At this time I did not know how to read Punjabi so I used to get my dad to read the Gurbani to me or whenever he was reading it I would go sit and listen and question him when I didn’t understand anything. Attending weekly Sangat would have to be the best thing that happened to me but I always wonder while I was there what was it about this place that attracted me so much? I always gave it great deep thought but still no answer, then we started attending samagams and other kirtan programs and that’s when it hit me. There was something different about sangat and that was the fact that it was about togetherness. I mean when we did kirtan everybody sang along. There was just so much love in Sangat, it was a kind of love I would never have gotten anywhere else. My dad recently took Amrit in Atlanta and I will never forget that day because when he called to tell me this I cried over the phone. I cried because I was so happy for him, he had always wanted to take Amrit and he finally did, I had to just cry. Some more time later came a day when I was sitting in Sangat enjoying the kirtan and I thought about how much my life had changed since we started coming here. That’s when I looked around and said to myself ‘I am going to take Amrit.’ Well it was really easy to say but when I had the opportunity I let go of it because, over time, I lost that inspiration. I don’t know why but now I didn’t want to do it however we still continued to go to sangats and samagams. Most recently the Toronto Samagam took place and man I got to say it was the best because I was inspired so much that I’m now preparing myself to take Amrit. So I have made a promise next Samagam where its gona take place, I’m gona be there taking it. And I have got to add that sangat has changed my life for good. Its help me grow in so many ways and I’m so thankful to all those who helped me get where I am right now. That’s for my story sorry if I bored any of you. If there are any spelling mistakes bhul chuk maaf. VGJKK VGJKF…………….DGN…………WAHEGURU

The Samagam was beyond amazing. Words can't even cum close to how well it went.