Shaheed Singh Khalsa

This is brilliant news, good on the Aussies for showing some guts! Am I right in thinking that due to some constraint in UK law, that the Sikh genocide cannot be raised in the house of commons becuase it was prior to 1991 (changed from 2001 by Jack Straw)??

humkire ji - Amazing answer. Thank you

Paaji, I see everything in this world through rose tinted specs and look for the Guru and good in all. Let me state this nice and clearly, all 3ho brothers and sisters are exactly that my brothers and sisters. However, it seems you would like us to turn a blind eye to the negative actions carried out by many senior 3ho members and which filters down to junior members or outside observers as acceptable, just because there are some positive actions (in line with Sikhi) being carried out at the same time or by another factions. I love every single person carrying forth the divine message of our Guru Sahiban with pure intention, but by your logic it would seem that I should also hold other organisations such as the “Rashtriya Sikh Sangat” in high esteem because some of them might or might not get up at amrit vela or recite Gurbani (all be it out of context or to confuse the masses). “There is famous saying or prophecy in nihang bola” – Sorry what is the famous saying? Just like I said above, I also love the nihang dal as my brothers and sisters, however I question quite a few of the warped rituals they carry out. You might call certain things they do like drinking weed drinks as puritan but I don’t. It’s like the nihangs of today who have now started accepting alcohol as some sort of maryada and in say 100 years from now, future Sikhs will argue about the “oral traditions” stating how they are the original Sikhs and every single other pseudo Sikh from every other institution was influenced by the Singh Sabha boogieman and the protestants have reprogrammed our minds and that they should all be drinking Jack Daniels because it makes you concentrate more. I question EVERYTHING except my Guru Sahib and all of their words.

Paaji, I totally agree that reaching out other faiths (both listening to others about theirs as well as teaching then about ours) is a integral part of our path, however I think there is a line being blurred by our brothers and sisters at 3ho and this blurring most definitely cannot be classed as interfaith dialogue or discourse. This is in no way intended to be a 3ho bashing session, but just a concern I have had over the last couple of years, especially after attending their kundalini evenings, sahdana's and their events in general. More so because I see some valuable media portals i.e. Siknet.com & Sikhiwiki being controlled by members of this organisation and I wonder what the future holds regarding the messages coming out of these media sites when it seems the creators are partaking in questionable acts

Can anyone who attends any 3ho functions or considers themselves 3ho, explain the following for me? http://www.gurmukhyoga.com/forum/index.php?id=569

Paaji - Don't mind him, he was feeling unloved the day he wrote that! He loves his rocky's veggie wrap as much as the next Singh!! :-D

Agreed my bad paaji it just that pawns like "warrior" and their negative mumbo jumbo really grinds on me! But regardless all the dushts time will come

Mate my partying ain't got nothing on you at disco daandiah! The only monkies drinking (niddars) poison is you pawns... Listen bhenji you need to pull up your skirt cos it might trip you up after wackin down one too many Viskeys and trying out your monkey pentra. The offer to show you my joothi vidyah is always there should you wish to take me up! Take note that I'm the last living joothi master, so I can give you some puratan shhitarr

Warrior ji, i'll be happy to show you my joothi vidya! Something your bibi should have done a long time ago

Ain't no "Hindian" home or away helping the Sikhs with nish, FACT! History is a great reminder of that. "Fool me once shame on you, but fool me twice then shame on me" The only people that are going to help the Sikhs are......................... The Sikhs! Unity is the only answer, so look for similarities in your fellow brothers and sisters rather than differences all the time

Shame on Sikhnet and the blinkered few within the 3ho camp who promote such manmat! My donations have all ceased from here on!

Jo bole so nihal, Sat Sri Akaal

Waheguru

Waheguru

Only a fool would allow the panth to be divided in such a way!! Look for similarities in your fellow brothers and sisters rather than differences all the time.

Akaal Muay Thai in Southall is spot on! Every weds http://www.akaalmuaythai.com/Akaal_Muay_Thai/Welcome.html

Excuse my lack of knowledge, but please can someone shed some light on the background of The brother mentioned in the article (Jaswant Singh Azad)??

quite the contrary paaji! I personally think his words we're spot on. The goi seem to think Sikhi is some sort of game and think they can play silly buggers with with our panth based within their terrortories! Well regardless of how much drugs and alcohol they pump in to the Punjab and how many "police goons" try to kill off Sikhs who raise a voice and how many fake baba, missionary professors and Dera's they back the Khalsa outside of India will never stop from speaking the truth and shining a light on their dark ways. Ultimately this is what brahmins fear the most about Sikhi! That once the world wakes up to the truth of Gurbani their racket of caste, discrimination and blatent lies will come crashing down around their feeble little lives

I genuinelly hope so too veeray, but I'm thinking some people are so thick headed that they will always argue that 'black is white' and 'day is night' even though all the evidence is exactly the opposite!! Chaal kohy nahee, a pawn will always think of itself as more, but everyone else knows exactly what they are!!

Brother thank you for taking the time to explain this for us! May Waheguru maharaj's kirpa keep you safe while keeps your fellow Canadians safe. Nanak naam chardi kala tere bhane sarbat da bhala.

That's like Sikhs in 100 years time in the future, saying "in the times when that niddar was around Sikhs used to consume alcohol" no real basis because we all no those that consume alcohol and intoxicants in this present time are really Gursikhs!!

Bahaha - paaj did you get scared that the brar burners might read it and come for you?? :-P

You've got to admit people are really starting to show some back bone again! if only in words at the moment, but hopefully ("throught legal") action in the near future!!

I have just posted the following on the Sikh Council website and emailed them at: info@sikhcounciluk.org I urge you to do the same WahegurujikaKhalsa WahegurujikiFateh Brothers and Sisters, Please can you inform the sahd sangat as to what you are currently doing to counter the negative media attention that is being stirred up by brar debarcle. This seems to be some sort of attempt to defame the good name and image of Gursikhs throughout the western world. It also seems very timely that this incident has taken place, just as Sikhs around the world are being shown to be a beacon of light in this dark time. As the representing body for Sikhs here in the UK, please can you hurry up and make a representation on our behalf. Thanks kindly Shaheed Singh WahegurujikaKhalsa WahegurujikiFateh

There is a matrimonial section linked to the 'sikhnet' site paaji... Rishta in the traditional sense may not be anyones bag these days, however I know many people that have been 'introduced' through mutual friends and family. I also know of a close Brother of mine who first met his wonderful wife (Kaur) while doing seva a Gurdwara Sahib. That said, I have just read your statement/question again! When you say companionship, please can you explain what you mean?