A Smile

jagjit_waheguru · 2005-03-10T09:34:21+0000

waheguru ji ka khalsa, waheguru ji ke fateh Pyare jio, a smile is something so simple, but something very few people naturally do. Often it is done with a fakeness. The Dalia lama specifically states the smile is a sign of a spiritual perosn. It shows a person who is content and happy with Bhana that he lives with. Those who know Bhai Sahib Jeevan singh know what an enigmatic smile he has. It lights up a whole rooom. Similarly Bhai Rama Singh was like that. Naam rassia gursikhs have a reddened face, but also have a smile not just on the lips, but the eyes and the rest of the face aswell. Often we as youth miss these simple things in life. The simple things are the best things. waheguru ji ka khalsa, waheguru ji ke fateh

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March 10, 2005 in WHAT'S HAPPENING?

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