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Thanks guys!!! :nihungsmile: And yes panji, the other kirtanias were awweesomme! :lol: your post did not go ignored.

Does anyone have an audio of the Shabad, so sathigur piaaraa maerai naal hai jithhai kithhai maino leae shhaddaaee || That Beloved True Guru is always with me; wherever I may be, He will save me. ? Bhai Sahib did the shabad on Gurbani Live from Darbaar Sahib, but I don't know him name, so I can't run a search. :lol: Any audio of the shabad would be saaweeeeeet. :WW: Thanks in advance. :nihungsmile: Vaheguru ji ka Khalsa, Vaheguru ji ki Fateh!

Its working on mine veer. and mannnn, it sure does help at smaagams!. :nihungsmile:

http://www.rajkaregakhalsa.net/audio/index...ay+Vaalia+Bibia :nihungsmile:

Vaheguru ji ka Khalsa, Vaheguru ji ki Fateh! Does anybody have any videos on " seva " ? we are trying to run a meeting , and the topic is going to be seva. it doesn't have to be a video, its just that videos usually appeal to more people. anything would help. :awesome =) thanks! :nihungsmile: Vaheguru ji ka Khalsa, Vaheguru ji ki Fateh!

http://www.sikhsangat.com/content/forum/23...sm-And-Science/ THATS THE ONE!!!! :awesome :D :nihungsmile: THANK YOU VEERJI!!!!!

no-one?!? :D

anyone? admin?

i]In Britain, the government said recently that private searches of turbans might be necessary as part of airport security. [/i] Let's see what sikhs here think about that, eh? :D This just proves my point that Canada is the best place to live in the world. Canada > USA & UK lol , USA! USA! :nihungsmile:

TSA Officials Tell Sikh Coalition that Turbans are an Example of Headwear that Could Conceal Threatening Items (Washington, DC) August 22, 2007 – The Transportation Security Administration ("TSA") released a statement on new airport screening procedures that authorize Sikh turban pat downs. TSA officials also told the Sikh Coalition today in Washington D.C. that it specifically included the turban as an example of a type of headwear that could potentially hide non-metallic threat items in a Guidance issued to 43,000 TSA screeners nationwide. The TSA did not provide the Sikh Coalition with a copy of the new screening procedure or the published Guidance on how to implement it. The Coalition first brought this issue to the attention of the Sikh traveling public this past Sunday. The Sikh Coalition continues to be alarmed that these procedures were put in place without community consultation or warning to millions of Sikh air travelers. The Coalition is also concerned that TSA will not provide a copy of the new procedure so that it can be reviewed by the public. We will continue to work with the federal government and fellow Sikh organizations to ensure that screening procedures keep America safe, while respecting the personal freedoms that are inherent in U.S. law and culture. The New TSA Headwear Screening Policy Based on the TSA's public statement and TSA officials' comments at today's meeting in Washington D.C., Sikhs traveling within and into or out of the United States should know the following: * A guidance to all TSA screeners nationwide on how to implement the new headwear procedure specifically lists the turban (in addition to cowboy hats and straw hats) as an item that can be subjected to secondary screening. Sikh travelers should therefore expect that turbans will be the subject of secondary screening, regardless of whether a metal detector indicates a metallic object is in the turban. * The purpose of the secondary screening is to detect non-metallic objects. Therefore from the TSA's perspective, it is irrelevant whether a Sikh's turban sets off the metal detector or not. * If requested, a private area will be provided for a pat-down search of a turban. * A private area must be offered if a secondary search / pat-down leads to a request that a turban be removed. * Despite the fact that the TSA guidance lists turbans as an example of headwear that can be the subject of secondary screening, a TSA screener is not required to conduct secondary screening of a turban. The screener can use his or her discretion to determine whether he/she believes the turban could conceal a non-metallic threat item. The Sikh Coalition's Concerns about the New TSA Policy With the information made available to us, the Sikh Coalition has four principle concerns. First, the Coalition is concerned that the TSA guidance on how to implement the policy specifically lists the turban as an example of headwear that can be subjected to secondary screening at the discretion of the screener. We believe that the most precious article of our faith has become part of a government-mandated profile of a person who is a terrorist threat. Second, the Coalition believes that the new procedure and guidance on how to implement them should not be kept secret. It is critical that the procedures be made public so that the millions of air travelers who are subjected to unwanted touching of their religious headdress may comment on them and understand their rights while traveling through America's airports. Third the procedures (given the limited information on them released to the public) are disturbingly vague. Screeners have personal discretion to subject a Sikh to additional screening, a turban pat-down, or to remove the turban. With 43,000 TSA screeners nationwide, and minimal cultural competency training, the Sikh Coalition is concerned that this will lead to rampant religious profiling. Fourth, the Coalition is concerned that the new procedures were created without consulting any Sikhs or Sikh organizations. TSA officials admitted at the meeting that TSA did not consult with Sikhs or inspect a turban before they listed the turban as headwear that could contain an explosive device. Next Steps The Sikh Coalition, SALDEF, and the United Sikhs were all at today's meeting in Washington with TSA officials. Our organizations will joint responding to what we believe to be an unacceptable and unexpected policy shift by TSA. It is our hope that TSA will implement a policy that is both respectful of religious pluralism and meets America's safety needs.

aaah. i remember that part. :nihungsmile:

I admit.... I put almond oil in my kes. :D merai kes nu tha araam agaya. :nihungsmile:

Nice avatar Lostmind. :TH: Im gonna try putting almond oil in my kes tomorow. :D

i can handle Houston. :TH: :nihungsmile:

lol, ive tried. 27 pages of other threads. :D chal, I'll keep trying, :D but if anybody has it saved or anything, id appreciate it. :nihungsmile:

I admit... I know who Bob Marley is now. I asked my cousin. :D

Its working for me bro.

That thread helps, but its not the one. :D The thread I'm looking for was a bigggg thread. It had a whooole bunch of different scientific things. Loads of topics. Thanks alot though! :WW: I truly appreciate it. :TH:

fateh u must be kidding....lol, this looks like another money making scheme, rather than promoting sikhi and punjabi culture. i mean look at the price, I am sure "you can get this cheap in india".....hehehe :D ...... anyways, any discount on bulk buy???? hehehehe fateh jio Its an honest clothing line veer. I know them personally. I can assure that they are NOT doing this simply as a money making scheme. Vahguru ji ka Khalsa Vahguru ji ki Fateh!

I admit.... I don't know who Bob Marley is. :D But im in the US.

Vahguru ji ka Khalsa Vahguru ji ki Fateh! I remember a while back, there was a thread that had various scientific things and their support with bani from Maharaj Guru Granth Sahib ji. :WW: It had things like evolution, conception, everything. I ran a search, and couldn't find it, :D and i pm'ed a mod, and didn't get a response. ( :nihungsmile: i prolly didn't wait long enough for a response, but im anxious.) can anybody help me out? :awesome thanks in advance. Vahguru ji ka Khalsa Vahguru ji ki Fateh!

Their shirts are awesome. :nihungsmile: Keep up the good work guys! :TH:

I admit.. Singhstah's post made me laugh for a few minutes. :TH: :nihungsmile:

i admit... my kes is a lil poofy right now. :D

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=39...h&plindex=0 i like this one. :D :nihungsmile: