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wooooo cant wait 2 go Khalsa camp if im alloweddd pray.gif ...just out of interest does any1 know how many places r available for Khalsa camp...ive neva been n realiii wana go :@

Dont worry you have enough time to register...and im sure theres more than enough spaces, as the registation only opened like a week ago, im not booking my place until bout a month or two

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ok i must be dumb cos i dont get it....do u register first then book later or is registering a part of booking?

ermm...u register first then u get a confirmation saying ur place is booked or sumthing....i myt b rong lol....if u go on this website it prety much explains everything...if u go on processes it mentions whats gona hapen...http://www.khalsacamp.com/uk/

i hope that helped..if not then im soriii

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ok i must be dumb cos i dont get it....do u register first then book later or is registering a part of booking?

ermm...u register first then u get a confirmation saying ur place is booked or sumthing....i myt b rong lol....if u go on this website it prety much explains everything...if u go on processes it mentions whats gona hapen...http://www.khalsacamp.com/uk/

i hope that helped..if not then im soriii

yep it basically is that...when you register, they will let you know that your place has been saved and booked...when you register you are basically booking your space. Its not hard, youll know when you register up for khalsacamp if youre going

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Here's a story on how someone came into sikhi. click on http://satgur-tumre-kaaj-savare.blogspot.c...akhs-story.html please read the whole artcile. not just the paragraphs below. its truly inspiring

Sikhi camp 2006 played a large role for this person. here r sum paragraphs from that article:

"Then in the May, June and July time I was really down. I had really bad and serious problems. I started to do my nitnem too late and then I stopped. I felt that Maharaj had left me alone. I didn’t understand why this was all happening to my family. Even my closest friend wasn’t there for me. Then in June I sent off an application form to attend Sikhi camp 06 (Boss Camp). When I went I saw and met so many chardi kala gursikhs. I would name them but there are too many to name and they would kill me.

Sikhi camp really changed my life. I decided then and there that I should keep rehit. For the first time in my life I woke up at Amritvela at camp. I never really understood how special Amritvela was before. But it’s the time you can concentrate the most. The sangat there was amazing.

When I was coming back home from Sikhi Camp I was crying. I missed it so much. It was fantastic. When I came back home I discovered that Guroo Maharaj was at my house and there was a sehaj paat happening. I was so happy. I got to have darshan of Guroo Maharaj everyday.

Then two weeks after camp I attended another local Gurmat camp run by the same people who ran the first camp I went to. When I got there, I discovered that one of the bhajis in my group at Sikhi camp was a sevadaar there. I was so happy that I got to have this gursikh’s darshan. Most of the guest speakers at this camp were from Sikhi Camp. On the fourth day of this camp I started to wear my Sri Sahib and Kangha permanently."

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