National Anti-Beadbi Rally At Dudley, Uk -* Cancelled *-

[SukhdevSinghMedare]

[sAYING THE ABOVE, are you even a Sikh? Guru Gobind Singh Ji says: "Rehni Rahae, So-ee Sikh Mera. Oh Sahib, Mae Us Ka Chaera".

If rehni means turban ,no I'm not, I'm the dirt under the feet of a real Sikh,I was real once but I sinned with or without turban.

[SinghWarrior]

I'm not saying non-turban wearing Sikhs cannot be Sikhs, but our Guru ji tells us dastaar is compulsory, so a Sikh must follow his Guru's Hukams.

[SukhdevSinghMedare]

I'm not saying non-turban wearing Sikhs cannot be Sikhs, but our Guru ji tells us dastaar is compulsory, so a Sikh must follow his Guru's Hukams.

Pray for me brother,for I fall short of the entry requirements.

[darknight]

Guru Ji is actually being robbed of its future sangat who are disallusioned and confused by inept gurdwara commitees like this one.......where as other gurdwara in the area have thriving community centres dudley has a party hall with no youth activities or support network for people who have just left school college or are returning from university......or need help.......information from individuals who live in dudley say that this centre serves a few old people who play cards during the weekday and some ladies fitness sessions and they get a free meal which they could easily get at the gurdwara......young people and those who have children are not allowed to go near this centre so do not go to the gurdwara as wel.....you surely can't be that blind to see that this is a ego driven self interest committee/agenda....the average age of the sangat is 65-80 years old whats gonna happen when they all start dying....who will look after the gudwara and centre then ?? actually i have a good idea why don't the commitee sell the centre to the muslims for £2 they will make a 100% profit and the dudley mosque issue will be resolved!!!

[Singhstah]

Sukhdev Singh Medare, I want to say thank you to you for showing me just how necessary this protest is.

[SukhdevSinghMedare]

Sukhdev Singh Medare, I want to say thank you to you for showing me just how necessary this protest is.

You are just upset that you did not know what subsidiarity meant!

That is forty replies ,I shall look at you all sitting in heaven one day .(from my seat in Hell).

[Wolverine5]

Sārag mėhlā 5.

Saarang, Fifth Mehl:

ਬਿਖਈ ॥

बिखई दिनु रैनि इव ही गुदारै ॥

Bikẖ▫ī ḏin rain iv hī guḏārai.

The corrupt person passes his days and nights uselessly.

ਗੋਬਿੰਦੁ ॥

गोबिंदु न भजै अह्मबुधि माता जनमु जूऐ जिउ हारै ॥१॥ रहाउ ॥

Gobinḏ na bẖajai ahaʼn▫buḏẖ māṯā janam jū▫ai ji▫o hārai. ||1|| rahā▫o.

He does not vibrate and meditate on the Lord of the Universe; he is intoxicated with egotistical intellect. He loses his life in the gamble. ||1||Pause||

ਨਾਮੁ ॥

नामु अमोला प्रीति न तिस सिउ पर निंदा हितकारै ॥

Nām amolā parīṯ na ṯis si▫o par ninḏā hiṯkārai.

The Naam, the Name of the Lord, is priceless, but he is not in love with it. He loves only to slander others.

ਛਾਪਰੁ ॥੧॥

छापरु बांधि सवारै त्रिण को दुआरै पावकु जारै ॥१॥

Cẖẖāpar bāʼnḏẖ savārai ṯariṇ ko ḏu▫ārai pāvak jārai. ||1||

Weaving the grass, he builds his house of straw. At the door, he builds a fire. ||1||

ਕਾਲਰ ॥

कालर पोट उठावै मूंडहि अम्रितु मन ते डारै ॥

Kālar pot uṯẖāvai mūʼndėh amriṯ man ṯe dārai.

He carries a load of sulfur on his head, and drives the Ambrosial Nectar out of his mind.

ਓਢੈ ॥੨॥

ओढै बसत्र काजर महि परिआ बहुरि बहुरि फिरि झारै ॥२॥

Odẖai basṯar kājar mėh pari▫ā bahur bahur fir jẖārai. ||2||

Wearing his good clothes, the mortal falls into the coal-pit; again and again, he tries to shake it off. ||2||

ਕਾਟੈ ॥

काटै पेडु डाल परि ठाढौ खाइ खाइ मुसकारै ॥

Kātai ped dāl par ṯẖādẖou kẖā▫e kẖā▫e muskārai.

Standing on the branch, eating and eating and smiling, he cuts down the tree.

ਗਿਰਿਓ ॥੩॥

गिरिओ जाइ रसातलि परिओ छिटी छिटी सिर भारै ॥३॥

Giri▫o jā▫e rasāṯal pari▫o cẖẖitī cẖẖitī sir bẖārai. ||3||

He falls down head-first and is shattered into bits and pieces. ||3||

ਨਿਰਵੈਰੈ ॥

निरवैरै संगि वैरु रचाए पहुचि न सकै गवारै ॥

Nirvairai sang vair racẖā▫e pahucẖ na sakai gavārai.

He bears vengeance against the Lord who is free of vengeance. The fool is not up to the task.

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कहु नानक संतन का राखा पारब्रहमु निरंकारै ॥४॥१०॥

Kaho Nānak sanṯan kā rākẖā pārbarahm nirankārai. ||4||10||

Says Nanak, the Saving Grace of the Saints is the Formless, Supreme Lord God. ||4||10||

[Wolverine5]

Sārag mėhlā 5.

Saarang, Fifth Mehl:

ਬਿਖਈ ॥

बिखई दिनु रैनि इव ही गुदारै ॥

Bikẖ▫ī ḏin rain iv hī guḏārai.

The corrupt person passes his days and nights uselessly.

ਗੋਬਿੰਦੁ ॥

गोबिंदु न भजै अह्मबुधि माता जनमु जूऐ जिउ हारै ॥१॥ रहाउ ॥

Gobinḏ na bẖajai ahaʼn▫buḏẖ māṯā janam jū▫ai ji▫o hārai. ||1|| rahā▫o.

He does not vibrate and meditate on the Lord of the Universe; he is intoxicated with egotistical intellect. He loses his life in the gamble. ||1||Pause||

ਨਾਮੁ ॥

नामु अमोला प्रीति न तिस सिउ पर निंदा हितकारै ॥

Nām amolā parīṯ na ṯis si▫o par ninḏā hiṯkārai.

The Naam, the Name of the Lord, is priceless, but he is not in love with it. He loves only to slander others.

ਛਾਪਰੁ ॥੧॥

छापरु बांधि सवारै त्रिण को दुआरै पावकु जारै ॥१॥

Cẖẖāpar bāʼnḏẖ savārai ṯariṇ ko ḏu▫ārai pāvak jārai. ||1||

Weaving the grass, he builds his house of straw. At the door, he builds a fire. ||1||

ਕਾਲਰ ॥

कालर पोट उठावै मूंडहि अम्रितु मन ते डारै ॥

Kālar pot uṯẖāvai mūʼndėh amriṯ man ṯe dārai.

He carries a load of sulfur on his head, and drives the Ambrosial Nectar out of his mind.

ਓਢੈ ॥੨॥

ओढै बसत्र काजर महि परिआ बहुरि बहुरि फिरि झारै ॥२॥

Odẖai basṯar kājar mėh pari▫ā bahur bahur fir jẖārai. ||2||

Wearing his good clothes, the mortal falls into the coal-pit; again and again, he tries to shake it off. ||2||

ਕਾਟੈ ॥

काटै पेडु डाल परि ठाढौ खाइ खाइ मुसकारै ॥

Kātai ped dāl par ṯẖādẖou kẖā▫e kẖā▫e muskārai.

Standing on the branch, eating and eating and smiling, he cuts down the tree.

ਗਿਰਿਓ ॥੩॥

गिरिओ जाइ रसातलि परिओ छिटी छिटी सिर भारै ॥३॥

Giri▫o jā▫e rasāṯal pari▫o cẖẖitī cẖẖitī sir bẖārai. ||3||

He falls down head-first and is shattered into bits and pieces. ||3||

ਨਿਰਵੈਰੈ ॥

निरवैरै संगि वैरु रचाए पहुचि न सकै गवारै ॥

Nirvairai sang vair racẖā▫e pahucẖ na sakai gavārai.

He bears vengeance against the Lord who is free of vengeance. The fool is not up to the task.

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कहु नानक संतन का राखा पारब्रहमु निरंकारै ॥४॥१०॥

Kaho Nānak sanṯan kā rākẖā pārbarahm nirankārai. ||4||10||

Says Nanak, the Saving Grace of the Saints is the Formless, Supreme Lord God. ||4||10||

[SukhdevSinghMedare]

"I AM Dudley sangat."

If I had known brother, I would have joined in on the last thread,

If you represent Dudley ,then why do you need outside help to make changes?

Dudley Sangats representatives should be allowed to control that which is within their mandate.

Thats what I feel,its a liberal opinion I know .

Please don't call me mate ,Iam not your mate!

[SukhdevSinghMedare]

He loves only to slander others.

He bears vengeance against the Lord who is free of vengeance.

You are all slandering us here on this forum. I don,t see anybody from Dudley Gurdwara saying anything,and your protest seems in vengeance to the transfer of the Centre.

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and customs, in spite of things silently gone out of mind and things violently

destroyed, the Poet binds together by passion and knowledge the vast empire of

human society, as it is spread over the whole earth, and over all time. The

objects of the Poet's thoughts are every where; though the eyes and senses of

man are, it is true, his favorite guides, yet he will follow wheresoever he can

find an atmosphere of sensation in which to move his wings. Poetry is the first

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