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Will you help expand the resources in Sikhi as mentioned below?  

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  1. 1. Will you from now on, whilst visiting the Gurwara record the katha keertan or anything else so that they can be shared witht he rest of the future generations over the internet, be it audio, video or other?

    • Yes, Maharaj Di Kirpa I will?
    • No, Why should i bother someone else will do it?
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    • I cant be bothered?


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There are thousands of Katha/Viakya Sahits online, so what are you on about exactly? Sikhnet Audio, Khalsa.net :s

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There are thousands of Katha/Viakya Sahits online, so what are you on about exactly? Sikhnet Audio, Khalsa.net :s

Does that mean you dont need any more?

If i ask you to find me some katha on the naveen panth parkash or the bir mrigesh could you find me some?

What we have is so limited in trying to understand sikhi, the whole point is to expand your horizon, that is if you can be botheered and if you have an interest in Sikhi.

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Thanks you for the recording, is the video going to be made downloadable?

Look foreward to more parchar like this. :khalsa:

WJKK WJKF,

The download link for this recording is from savevid which allows you to download videos form youtube in any format you like...

YOU SHOULD GO ON savevid.com and paste this in url link in:

then you can choose your download...

Sorry for any mistakes...

WJKK WJKF

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