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  1. sat sri akal

    bhaji

    how r u?

  2. SUNNYBONDSINGH, You have some really nice and inspirational topics. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. This is a really nice topic for people who think nobody embraces Sikhism. Actually, this panth will always be in chardi kalaa. Anyways, my additions to the list are Bhai Mati Das, and Bhai Sati Das during the times of Guru Tej Bahadaur Sahib who were converts to the Sikh religion, and were full fledged Gursikhs who also became Shaheed for refusing to convert to Islam.
  3. Yeah, very good analysis of the similarities. I agree with them. Also, Jatt is more of a race rather than a caste. Just like Rajputs, and others. I may be wrong, but I think this seems accurate. Regardless though, it is really important for Sikhism to not worry about these things. We need to unite in order to flourish the KHALSA.
  4. There probably should be at least one family, or the very least a person in that town/city of Sikh descent. You know the old saying of Khalsa, it is everywhere. You know when they were talking about landing on the moon, Sikhs were already laughing at the people saying you would already find Baba Nanak's footsteps on the moon, there is no need to claim to be the first person on the moon. In all seriousness, good luck in finding Sikhs in that city/town, otherwise you can always drive or bus down to Ottawa Valley, and/or cities with Sikh populations.
  5. GREAT VIDEO! No matter what anyone thinks though, it is without a shadow of a doubt that NON-PUNJABI SIKHS are much more into Sikhism, and are more devout than their Punjabi counterparts. With Guru Sahib's kirpa - Chinese, Black, White & Hispanic people are converting into Sikhism and are doing more parchaar and spreading Sikhism more than the Punjabi Sikhs could ever do. The Punjabi Sikhs cannot even do parchaar to the Punjabi community itself, never mind actually spreading awareness to other parts of the world. DHAN GURU GRANTH SAHIB! With blessings of Guru Granth Sahib, the people are who EMBRACING Sikhism will grow Sikhi to the masses!!!!!
  6. ^ That is really really cool. Thanks for taking the time to post that.
  7. I hope so too, but where did you find that out from? Are you assuming, or you have relatives in Punjab? That's really good if they are, but they better be in the right hands.
  8. This is pretty much the same thread from a month ago, but anyways to answer your question the biggest threat to Sikhism is: THE SIKHS THEMSELVES!!! Nobody ever has a problem with Khalsa traditions, many times it our "own" that discourage the sangat for wearing cholas, stare at Sardars like they saw an alien, don't keep Sikhi Saroop, the ones that keep abuse and make Sikhs look bad, follow in bipran ki reet such as castes, jathas, groups, sects, cults, babas, pankhandis, etc. Wonder why Sikhism is so messed up.
  9. Read the above and think for a bit. You fit that profile more thn Sikh nation. HAHAHA I LOVE YOU BANDA MAN. How have you been brother, long time no see man. Peacemaker, you just proved my point even further. LOLLLLLLLL!
  10. I am not going to repeat what most people said on this topic already, but do realize one thing: Your home gets attacked, and your family members die, and after that tremendous amount of human rights violations occur. I am sure all of you the very least would be mad, never mind actually saying a slogan in front of large gathering. This is the same with Ajaib Singh Bagri. If you have/had/will have any little bit of Sikh love inside you, you will also react the same way. We are not Gurus nor we ever will be, we are humans. PS. Peacemaker, you are at it again aren't you. I am not even going to bother with you. You aren't worth my time.
  11. Just wondering, is it possible you can share the restrictions by any chance Bhai Saab? I am just wondering out of curiosity? Thanks very much.
  12. The day was not bad, just pretty much stayed home that's about it. But, once in a while staying at home can recuperate you for the rest of the week.
  13. Generally speaking, it seems that all the religions under 5 million adherents seem to go through heavy discrimination from all nations around the globe. It's sad, but goes to show you that a religion must do parchar if they truly believe in their religions teaching and practice the way of life. All religions go by the same theory: PLAY NICE. No religion is bad, but as we can see from this century many 'EXTREMISTS/RADICALS have messed things up for their own political gain and fame.
  14. A very good topic by my good brother Banda. I would even like to know whether Bhindranwale said that or not. It would be nice to know his exact words on this specific issue as my brother is asking. However, with that being said I don't think anyone has that answer on this website brother. It would be best as Jaspaul Singh said to listen to his speeches. I will also do the same at my leisure, and will get back to you on it.
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