Thinking Of Cutting My Hair

[simran345]

Saw this on a few fb pages:

" Dear Turban,

I was of age 12 when I was for the first time introduced to you.

I didnt like you too much that time, You were more of a compulsion than a choice for me.

I thought I looked weird or may be funny with you. I made many excuses not to be with you initially.

This continued for few years. As time passed, I got more comfortable with you.

By college days, I think I started liking you. I bought more colors and new combinations and then even more colors.

Now I felt higher in spirits and in height , with you.

You became a part of my every occasion.

Different style in class, different with Bhangra, different with Gatka, different when I was tired in evening and wanted to relax, but you were always there.

Then I came abroad, where people looked at me differently, saw me from a distance and now recognized me from a distance.

I could be identified among a million in a second. My presence or absence was felt.

People ask me about you, how many colors do I have, how long, why, whats the significance etc and I feel so happy telling them.

I didnt realize when you became such an integral part of me that no one would recognize me without you, and I wouldnt imagine myself on the other side.

Initially I wore you for my family, then for my religion, Now I wear it for myself.

You are a constant reminder for me to stay in rising spirits, to do the right thing and do it without fear, to stand up for the right person, to keep a high moral and that everything I do, represents my religion ,my values and my faith .

My Gurus announced to the world if you need help and dont know whom to approach, find a guy with a turban and he shall help you.

I wear you because when I wrap you around my head layer by layer,Everyday, I remember my duty to live nobly, keep up the respect of my family and religion.

You have given me a different life. I think I am in deep love with you and may this love keep growing every day, every year , every generation ! "

[thugger]

Saw this on a few fb pages:

" Dear Turban,

I was of age 12 when I was for the first time introduced to you.

I didnt like you too much that time, You were more of a compulsion than a choice for me.

I thought I looked weird or may be funny with you. I made many excuses not to be with you initially.

This continued for few years. As time passed, I got more comfortable with you.

By college days, I think I started liking you. I bought more colors and new combinations and then even more colors.

Now I felt higher in spirits and in height , with you.

You became a part of my every occasion.

Different style in class, different with Bhangra, different with Gatka, different when I was tired in evening and wanted to relax, but you were always there.

Then I came abroad, where people looked at me differently, saw me from a distance and now recognized me from a distance.

I could be identified among a million in a second. My presence or absence was felt.

People ask me about you, how many colors do I have, how long, why, whats the significance etc and I feel so happy telling them.

I didnt realize when you became such an integral part of me that no one would recognize me without you, and I wouldnt imagine myself on the other side.

Initially I wore you for my family, then for my religion, Now I wear it for myself.

You are a constant reminder for me to stay in rising spirits, to do the right thing and do it without fear, to stand up for the right person, to keep a high moral and that everything I do, represents my religion ,my values and my faith .

My Gurus announced to the world if you need help and dont know whom to approach, find a guy with a turban and he shall help you.

I wear you because when I wrap you around my head layer by layer,Everyday, I remember my duty to live nobly, keep up the respect of my family and religion.

You have given me a different life. I think I am in deep love with you and may this love keep growing every day, every year , every generation ! "

corny tbh

[Guest]

corny tbh

I know right. But Punjabi people love corny and it works for them.

[simran345]

Corny ki hunda ?

[Not2Cool2Argue]

Corny ki hunda ?

Corny-trite, banal, or mawkishly sentimental

Too cliche. Too sweet. Too much feeling. Embarrassing. Like Barney the dinosaur

[Not2Cool2Argue]

Crossroads , i think the issues u have with putting anything on ur head are the root cause of ur dilemma. So if that can be resolved youll be fine. You even said u dont mind wearing a turban but u cant do to headaches etc. Try gurbanihealing.com. they came to do a camp at our local gurdwara and they seem legit. Gurbani Healing cured people who couldnt wear a kara because they were allergic to metals. So they might be able to help u...

[simran345]

Thanku ji Not2Cool2Argue.

Also thanks for reminding me about Gurbanihealing.com, I'd forgotten something I had to chase up. . They are good, although it is Waheguru that does Mehr, is this the same one as the Ludhiana one, the retired doctor?

[Not2Cool2Argue]

Thanku ji Not2Cool2Argue.

Also thanks for reminding me about Gurbanihealing.com, I'd forgotten something I had to chase up. . They are good, although it is Waheguru that does Mehr, is this the same one as the Ludhiana one, the retired doctor?

Hanji. They are called mission sarab rog ka aukhad naam.

[simran345]

Hanji. They are called mission sarab rog ka aukhad naam.

Hanji I also suggest Crossroads ji try's that too. Doctor ji is a good man.

[Guest Crossroads]

Thanks for the GurbaniHealing info guys. I have a few other serious physical ailments that are not being cured by conventional medicine. Maybe I will give this a go. I am prepared to even travel to the States for this.