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VSingh: January 2009
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Pita Samjavehnge. Mixture of random musing, Articles, Photos, Gurbani etc. Wednesday, January 21, 2009. Robert Mugabe goes on a state visit to Israel. While he is on a tour of Jerusalem he suffers a heart attack and passes away. The undertaker tells the accompanying people, ' You can have him shipped home for US$500,000, or you can bury him here, in the Holy Land , for just US$100.'. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. THE BIRTH OF THE KHALSA: A FEMINIST RE-MEMORY OF SIKH IDENTITY.
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VSingh: February 2008
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Pita Samjavehnge. Mixture of random musing, Articles, Photos, Gurbani etc. Wednesday, February 20, 2008. Tribute to a hero. Wednesday, February 06, 2008. Oh Lord, If I worship you. While skimming through a muslim site I found something interesting attributed to a prominent muslim leader-. If I worship You. From fear of Hell, burn me in Hell. If I worship You. From hope of Paradise, bar me from its gates. But if I worship You for Yourself alone. Then grace me forever the splendour of Your Face.
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evoking: ਬੈਰਾਗੁ vs depression
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ਬੈਰਾਗੁ vs depression. An old friend expressed concern over my mental state after reading my last few posts. while i appreciate her concern, it made me think, maybe i better clear up any confusion on the difference between ਬੈਰਾਗੁ (bairag) and depression. . Depression is impossible if you remember waheguru. ਭੈਰਉ ਮਹਲਾ ੫ ॥. Bhairao, Fifth Mehl:. ਤਉ ਕੜੀਐ ਜੇ ਹੋਵੈ ਬਾਹਰਿ ॥. We should feel sad, if God were beyond us. ਤਉ ਕੜੀਐ ਜੇ ਵਿਸਰੈ ਨਰਹਰਿ ॥. We should feel sad, if we forget the Lord. But why should we feel sad?
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evoking: December 2008
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As anyone with eyes can see, i wear a dastaar. dastaar, pagh, keski, turban, dumalla. call it what you will, every morning i choose to wrap 10-15 meters of cloth around my head out of respect and love for my Guru. In Texas, this makes me slightly more interesting to passers by, but it doesn't really seem to effect the way people treat me. i guess i'm lucky in that. And come to think of it, so do i. it's weird. it's great. the other ladies just stare at me like i'm an alien, but whenever i mee...The other...
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evoking: making changes
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I haven’t written anything on my blog in forever and a day. it seems like “microblogging” fits better in my lifestyle. no reason i can’t do that here. so goodbye to long thoughtful posts, and hello to short, sweet, and totally random thoughts. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Who in the world is reading my silly little blog. This is a Flickr badge showing public photos and videos from jas kaur. Make your own badge here. Type in gurmukhi, all the cool kids are doing it! Places i enjoy visiting.
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evoking: June 2008
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Being a Sikh of non-punjabi descent is usually interesting, often amusing, sometimes annoying, and at times, even scary. One of the biggest hurdles is a whole new culture. now, every culture has it's pros and cons. sometimes we get so absorbed in our own culture that we aren't aware of it's flaws. sometimes we're so absorbed in our own culture that we forget other cultures even exist! 160; and sometimes when we attempt to explore another culture, we realize we're in way over our heads! But sometimes i...
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evoking: May 2008
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It seems like everywhere i go these days, i meet extremists. everyone is fanatically anti or pro something. everyone wants to fit us into neat little boxes. the idea of simply being Sikh seems to be beyond the grasp of most of the Sikhs i talk to online these days. If i believe in Dasam Bani. 160; a hindu. a pujari. 160; or worse. if i say Sikhi is a defined religion with a unique identity, that makes me missionary. Or Tat Khalsa. if i say it's ok to eat jhatka. Why can't i just be Sikh? V the bap...
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Bandanaa Har Bandanaa...
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View my complete profile. Sikhi To The Max. Sri Guru Granth Darpan. Akaal Purakh Di Fauj. Daughters of the Khalsa. Gupt Wannabe Naam Abhiyaase. Tu Chit Aavhi Teri Maia. Mo Ko Taar Ley Rama Tar Ley. Mere Ram Har Jan Ke Hao Bal Jaaee. As the Heart Meanders. Tujh Bin Kavan Humara. Maan Nimaaney Sadh.". Sung by Bhai Tejinderpal Singh Dulla. Tell me when this blog is updated. Tuesday, January 16, 2007. Say Sanjog Karo Mere Pyaare. Soohee, Fifth Mehl:. Say sanjog karahu mayray pi-aaray. Is licensed under a Cre...
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Bandanaa Har Bandanaa...
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View my complete profile. Sikhi To The Max. Sri Guru Granth Darpan. Akaal Purakh Di Fauj. Daughters of the Khalsa. Gupt Wannabe Naam Abhiyaase. Tu Chit Aavhi Teri Maia. Mo Ko Taar Ley Rama Tar Ley. Mere Ram Har Jan Ke Hao Bal Jaaee. As the Heart Meanders. Tujh Bin Kavan Humara. Maan Nimaaney Sadh.". Sung by Bhai Tejinderpal Singh Dulla. Tell me when this blog is updated. Tuesday, December 26, 2006. Mein Taarn Deebaar Tu Hain Mere Swamy Mein Tud Aagey Ardaas. I come to your doorstep asking for that happin...
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Bandanaa Har Bandanaa...
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View my complete profile. Sikhi To The Max. Sri Guru Granth Darpan. Akaal Purakh Di Fauj. Daughters of the Khalsa. Gupt Wannabe Naam Abhiyaase. Tu Chit Aavhi Teri Maia. Mo Ko Taar Ley Rama Tar Ley. Mere Ram Har Jan Ke Hao Bal Jaaee. As the Heart Meanders. Tujh Bin Kavan Humara. Maan Nimaaney Sadh.". Sung by Bhai Tejinderpal Singh Dulla. Tell me when this blog is updated. Saturday, October 21, 2006. Bhai Gurdas in his Varan, XIX. 6, has drawn an image of lamps lighted on the night of Diwali like the s...
