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the whole kirtan instrument thing is all about who the ustad can boast on the back of , if you have an advanced or gifted student you can bask in the reflected glory of the person's past work not just current teaching. This whole granthi/sewadar thing is happening because we do not pay them sufficient wages to bring their families with them , it becomes an excuse for the bad behaviour . Gurudwarey should have a proper post of granthi which lasts years not months to ensure quality

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10 hours ago, MisterrSingh said:

Sorry, I've only ever been kept down by people of my racial and religious background. Whites have always given me a fair shake of the stick.

I don't think that that reflects any sort of general trend though. Maybe the whites think you are cuddly and easily 'winoverable'?

Apnay in general are sociopathic, and that constant desire to outcompete your own is what you've been experiencing I guess. It's something we need to face up to and change in our community.    

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3 hours ago, dharamyudh said:

 Also my dad told me a story when he was younger. This was in the 80s, probably mid or late. Used to be a Jatha called the Bhindranwale Jatha (From what he told me) Which was a Jatha from India, which supposedly had ties to Sant Ji. So these guys were respectable figures. And these guys attended Smethwick gurdwara back then. Well, somebody told my dad to follow. They go through this alley way, enter a room. He told me he cracked the door open and saw these guys laid out drunk with bottles. Their paghs were rolled across the ground. 

oof. That's concerning. Imagine if someone new to sikhi saw these people as great people and wanted spend more time with them to learn about sikhi, that would probably put them off.

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9 hours ago, MisterrSingh said:

I knew that would upset you. I'm not a ar5e-licker or a coconut, so don't try to play that cr4p with me.

It is quite an eye opener to see the level of nepotism amongst our people and the crab bucket mentality when you are told to trust your own, only for the racist gora to give you the leg up.

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