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Giani Jee at Gurdwara Sahib Sukh Sagar in New Westminster, BC, Canada

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Akhand Paatthee Singh in the upstairs deevaan of Guru Granth Sahib jee at Dasmesh Darbar Gurdwara Sahib in Surrey, BC, Canada

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awesome photus ppls :D

could we get names for some of the ppl in the pics whose names aren't posted :umm:

Singh Khalistan da ji:

Whats the name of the Gursikh in your signature? and your avataar? (I think u told me one time about the man in your avataar but i forgot his name ) Thanx!

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Adidas billboard warns the Marathon runners from Kenya: ‘‘The Kenyans had better watch out for him when he hits 100.’’

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CHAK DE PHATEY FAUJA SIAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!!! :D

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Nuvraj Bassi, #98 on football team at Uni of Oregon

(most of ya'll seen this pic already, but i like it)

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o look i found another one!

and this guy was in the same race in UK, but i don't know his name

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Go to: http://www.sikhs.org/memories/index.html

Theres a lot of pics here of Sikh soldiers and rajas, etc. :umm:

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Daraspreet Singh Kainth

Stanford University

In Sikhism you can worship anywhere, at any time: on a train, in the middle of the night..... There is no idol worship, so there really are no holy objects. God is unity, and there's really no visual representation. But there are five symbols that remind us of our commitment to fighting for justice: Kes (hair), Kara (bracelet), Kirpan (sword), Kacha (shorts, worn during war), and Kanga (comb). The idea is we're willing to pick up the sword to defend ourselves and others -- but the sword is only a last resort. The most noticeable symbol is our hair; women wear it long, too, but usually don't cover it with a turban.

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wcsya summer camp a few years back.. .

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Sacramento Sikh Youth Camp (march 04)

Photographer : A Singh from oregon