Talk:Virse De Waris Nu

Lucky ji thanks for all your dedication, must be in between school right now - it seems you're getting 'good band with and access these days.

The sentence:

he was very angry with son and was weeping before guru about his wrong action.

Leaves doubt as to whether the man is lamenting his anger with his son as his the (father's) 'wrong' action.

Or whether the man is lamenting his son being a (mona?) trimming his hair and wearing a cap and not having a thought that being angry was possibly wrong?

both interpretations are possible as written.

In reading all the work i could find on Bhagat Singh Thind in a sleepless night (last), I read his letters to his father after he arrived in the US, he had sent a small fortune and had recieved no notice of its being received, often he worried if his father was just angry with him and kept asking for a response - letter after letter. Wondering if he was angry because he had left his aging father and his 2 brothers to fend for themselves? Working hard and doing everything that would make a dad proud, he still worried that his father was punishing him for a reason he didn't know. One letter tells us he had sent 100 english pounds.

Raab Rakha, Allenwalla 19:00, 4 September 2009 (UTC)