jessicarox

rap wouldnt sound good for gurbani because rapping doesnt sound like it comes from the heart

since two weeks now i've been going to this new sikh youth group. so far it's mainly like just a lecture about some of the meanings of the gurbani. does anyone have any ideas for topics we can discuss or something where everyone would be more involved? if u have been to some type of sikh camp or group could u please share some of the things u did

as long as u dont MEAN it in a certain way u can do it. like if someone stuck up their middle finger but didnt know what it meant then that should be fine. the things we do and say dont always have the same depth in meaning. like if u say "i 'love' that guy" u may have any level of "love" towards something

i like it and it's a good idea but i dont think rap gives you the feeling for religion as well as gurbani

of course sikhs are not responsible. it's not true that sikh kids are not disciplined. that's just <admin-cut> and lots of people talk <admin-cut> u should just ignore because only the TRUTH matters! stereotyping is never right because each individual is different not groupable. For example, there are scientists, actors, and different talents from all parts of the world not just certain types of people are good at the same thing

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:D another extremely sad devilish story. why cant people just treat people the way they wish to be treated?

flowing beards look the best to me. :D )

but my case is different because i'm a girl and i dont wear a turban like boys do. why is it so rare for girls to wear keshkis but much more common for boys to wear turbans and patkas? not that i would only do what's common but it is still annoying how there's so much difference in standards for males and females.

there shouldnt be anything wrong with gel. i have to put some on cause without it my hair frizzes up like crazy

:D @ geez i already regret not staying so much. i dont know what was wrong with me. i really enjoyed the part i saw and thought the translations were the best part. hopefully they start doing that more

well that show makes it look like fun stuff but they do really gross things like use parts of animals (eg. blood, eyes, liver) to make some type of brew

thankyou i'm very interested in jaam marg. do you believe in that picture though?

wiccan???

what religion is that ji

wiccans are known as witches and u've probably heard of witchcraft

what about religions like wiccan which curse people and what about religions with really stupid rituals where they kill animals and stuff?

actually i was really trying not to answer them that way so i was really surprised.

Jessica see if u can download these files, try to download the first one. The Singh sahib who sings the shabads Does the katha and everything in English in both of the Mp3's. He encourages children to sing as well, in the shabads.

Sri Guru Singh Sabha Youth Wing - Singapore

Samelan 2001 Jou Tuo Prem Khellan Ka Chao - 58.8 MB

Samelan 2002 Satgur Aayoh Sharan Tuharee - 34.1 MB

These Mp3 Files contain Kirtan done by Young Children and a Singh ji. During the Kirtan Bhai sahib tell the Children of Sikh History and ask questtions.

amardeep, that wasn't english :D

i got 100% for sikhi too! yay! :nihungsmile:

bhai faith was second. that sounds good too

thanks for the link mkhalsa. they did this special all night thing at a gurdwara here but i didn't stay more than two hours and now i really regret it. my mom and grandma stayed all night. they were doing keertan the whole time and the shabad's were displayed on a big screen with translations. oh and this waheguroo network had something to do with the translations because i saw this logo on the computer they were using. now i have to wait till next year.

sikhforlife, yea i feel ashamed of some rap i listen to but i dont take it the wrong way and some stuff they say may mean something else but i make a better meaning out of it. For example, "i get high" i think of it as just feeling energized or something.

whoever treats the newspaper wrong would pay the consequences but if u respect it the way you believe you should than you'll benefit so actually i think it's okay to have the hukamnama in the paper because some people will get something good from it while if it was not there nobody gets anything.

actually i think having punjabi as second language is really good because now that means they will have an option to have education in punjabi.

yea and people (or should i say apnay people) use newspapers to protect themselves from rain because they dont take umbrellas, to cut fruit on, lie newspaper for kids coloring... in each case the newspaper is used to keep something dirty off so that is total disrespect

vaheguroo jee

gurmukh pyaarool...beautiful example....makes perfect sense and i beileve applies too all over us one way or another....

i personally do not liten to music..and even when i work out, i listen to some fast keetan!!! ..lol..to get y blood pumpin and that always seems to work..

the reason i dont listen to musis, is first, i have no desire to listen to it..and secnd is becase that when listen t it, i am wasting my time and could be listenin to gurbani and learn something useful.....

just my two cents

vaheguroo jee

so u totally unerstand everything they say in gurbani?

no need to make things complicated calender and time is one thing the whole world should follow the same way because it's more convinient for everyone

how do u guys do naam sirman? like at what pace and do you do it with a tape? i learned to do it like in your breath so inhale"wahe" and exhale "guru". during the day it's supposed to be like background music in your head and you should do it out loud at least every night. the baba that tought this called it naam abyass and his site is at <admin-cut>

of course there needs to balance but most people keep society much higher than religion. the thing to do is keep "waheguru" playing in your head ALL THE TIME while you do other stuff.

Vicky i really like the smilies saying waheguru!!