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Guru Hargobind: Mosques, Minarets and Multiculturalism

This is a follow-up article to my recent piece about Guru Gobind Singh’s stance towards Muslims . As with the previous article, there are some further lessons from history for anti-Muslim groups such as the BNP, SIOE, and numerous other organisations and individuals who wish to scapegoat, caricature and marginalise Muslims in order to further their respective agendas. Guru Hargobind (1595 –...

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[1516 is 90 Pringles ] My friend Simon made this video you should look at: Kurt Vonnegut wrote his family a letter in 1945 and it's here along with other letters that create one of the best internetwebsites of the world. I have read the first 20,000 words of Socrates' novel Everything's Fine . They are nice. He has made a internetwebsite for the novel. Well done, Sock. A video that I made is in issue...

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the one with the 2010 challenges

I've decided to have only one post where I gather all the challenges I join in this time around. Last time around, I had so many challenge posts, I barely posted anything else in December and January... Maybe I can even figure out how to make in post links, so that I have a list of all the challenges by name only that links to the actual part of the post about said challenge. If you know how this works,...

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MCCBCHST on Family Law Reform proposals

MCCBCHST Media Release: 30 November 2009 REPORT ON PROPOSALS FOR FAMILY LAW REFORM TROUBLING The Malaysian Consultative Council of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Sikhism and Taoism is very concerned about the comments by Senior Federal Counsel Mohamad Naser Disa, as reported in the Sun newspaper of 25.11.2009, relating to proposed amendments to the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) [...]

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PM's trip about solidarity, not politics

by Salim Mansur There has been a little storm in a teacup over the itinerary of Prime Minister Stephen Harper's recent visit to India in the pages of the National Post. Some people have expressed unhappiness with Harper for his journey to Amritsar in Punjab, the sacred city of the Sikhs, and in visiting the Golden Temple for political mileage with Canada's Sikh community. Others were put off by the...

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Album Released on Gurpurab of Ninth Sikh Guru

Album Released on Gurpurab of Ninth Sikh Guru On the sacred Martyrdom Day (Shaheedi Gurpurab) of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib, Guru Nanak Daata Baksh Lai Mission has released a video album titled Haun Balihari Satgur Poorey, Saran Ke Daatey Bachan Ke Soorey. The video is offered as a humble tribute at the Lotus Feet of the Beloved Sikh Guru and touches upon His unmatched greatness, sacrifices, and love...

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Washington – White House Marks Sikh Holiday For First Time

Washington – Last Friday, the White House hosted a reception commemorating the 540th anniversary of the birth of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the first guru in Sikhism. According to the White House Blog, this is the first time this holiday has ever been celebrated at the White House. Sikh leaders from around the country joined [...]

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White House Marks Sikh Holiday For First Time

Last Friday, the White House hosted a reception commemorating the 540th anniversary of the birth of Guru Nanak Dev Ji , the first guru in Sikhism. According to the White House Blog , this is the first time this holiday has ever been celebrated at the White House. Sikh leaders from around the country joined a number of White House staff at the reception that featured traditional hymns led by the Sikh...

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Badal invited to Pakistan for setting up of Nanak varsity

Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal has been invited to Pakistan for the ground-breaking ceremony of the Guru Nanak Dev University being set up by the Pakistan government at Nankana Sahib, the birth place of Guru Nanak Dev - the founder of Sikhism.

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PM’s trip about solidarity, not politics

There has been a little storm in a teacup over the itinerary of Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s recent visit to India in the pages of the National Post . Some people have expressed unhappiness with Harper for his journey to Amritsar in Punjab, the sacred city of the Sikhs, and in visiting the Golden Temple for political mileage with Canada’s Sikh community. Others were put off by the prime...

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yesterday was an adventure. and a ride back in time. unlike new york which has no accompanying old york, new delhi has an old delhi counterpart, and that's where we took the brand new delhi metro yesterday afternoon. old delhi is an amazing place, and much different than the new. while it took me awhile to get used to new delhi & all its smells, sights, and mobs, old delhi is like something out...

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Afraid of the Number 13

Today is Friday the 13th , and if you are one of the many thousands of superstitious people who fear this day and all that it brings... there's not much I can do to ease your mind. This is the third Friday the 13th of the year. Just to show you what a great sense of humor I have, here's Social Distortion's " Bad Luck ." Social Distortion - Bad Luck one of the best live bands ever Web / Myspace...

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In the Spirit of Fairness

Those of you that read this blog might seem to think that I am more inclined, if not biased towards the Tat Khalsa Rehat Maryada in preference to the Sanatan Rehat. I would just like to say that all of this blog's posts involving Sanatan Sikhi will be removed and that the blogging will start off fresh and without bias. It is in the spirit of Sikhism, no matter which maryada, to be fair and I have been...

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Basics-Messianic Jews especially of the Judah tribe loved Darkness to Light creating holocausts - 9

Basics-Messianic Jews especially of the Judah tribe loved Darkness to Light creating holocausts - 9. Guru, Satguru and Sachae Paatshah Hi Brethren, Just the basics to understand Sikhism, Christianity and Islam. Moral Teachers:- In India, they are called Brahmins, in Middle East, they are called Rabbis, in Africa, they are called Fetish Priests, etc. They teach the Moral Laws centred around Adam or...

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Basics - Righteousness is the Way of sons of God whilst unrighteousness of the sons of Satan - 8

Basics - Righteousness is the Way of sons of God whilst unrighteousness of the sons of Satan - 8 Guru, Satguru and Sachae Paatshah Hi Brethren, Just the basics to understand Sikhism, Christianity and Islam. Moral Teachers:- In India, they are called Brahmins, in Middle East, they are called Rabbis, in Africa, they are called Fetish Priests, etc. They teach the Moral Laws centred around Adam or Shiv....

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First Sikh Guru Guru Nanak Sahib Ji Egreetings | Gurupurab Ecards

First Sikh Guru Guru Nanak Sahib Ji Egreetings | Gurupurab Ecards - krishpatel1212@gmail

First Sikh Guru Guru Nanak Sahib Ji Egreetings | Gurupurab Ecards Guru Nanak Sahib (the First Nanak, the founder of Sikhism) was born on 15th April, 1469 at Rai-Bhoi-di Talwandi in the present distrect of Shekhupura (Pakistan), now Nanakana Sahib. The Birthday of Guru Nanak Sahib falls on Kartik Puranmashi i.e. full moon day of the month Kartik. On this day the Birthday is celebrated every year. Read

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Diwali Muhurats in 2009: The Best Time For Pooja & Purchases | Diwali Moorat

Diwali Muhurats in 2009: The Best Time For Pooja & Purchases | Diwali Moorat - sonupt5@gmail.com

Diwali Muhurats in 2009: The Best Time For Pooja & Purchases | Diwali Moorat Deepavali is a significant festival in Hinduism, Sikhism, and Jainism, and an official holiday in India.143 behna.. People celebrate Deepavali as the Festival of Lights. They light diyas—cotton string wicks inserted in small clay pots filled with oil—to signify victory of good over the evil within an individual. Read More

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Wallpapers And Images Of Guru Arjan Dev Ji

Wallpapers And Images Of Guru Arjan Dev Ji  - chakufor22@gmail.com

Wallpapers And Images Of Guru Arjan Dev Ji Golf Digest apologized to the Sikh community for publishing a doctored image of Guru Arjan Dev holding a , the fifth Guru of the Sikhs, in its May edition. IIn the May 2008 edition of Golf Digest magazine, a popular publication of the Conde Nast Publication g ggroup, featured a doctored image of the Sikhism fifth religious Guru, Guru Arjan Dev Ji, as a “Golfing