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Here on Sant Baba Ishar Singh's barsee a huge samagam of kirtan and Jalebis Langar is always held. (The next one is sceduled - '''8,9,10 Jan 2008''')[[User:Allenwalla|Allenwalla]] 09:47, 5 November 2007 (MST) | Here on Sant Baba Ishar Singh's barsee a huge samagam of kirtan and Jalebis Langar is always held. (The next one is sceduled - '''8,9,10 Jan 2008''')[[User:Allenwalla|Allenwalla]] 09:47, 5 November 2007 (MST) | ||
== 'Sky - Socketting' == | |||
this is a new term for me, i am not quite sure of its 'poetic' meaning. the italians call a tall building - a (gratta cielo) or scrape the sky. in english one uses the term sky scraper. as a socket usually implies a tight fit - hip socket, socket wrench, etc. the phrase fails to recreate the writer's obviously poetic attemp to describe the (Gumbads/Mazars/ or Samads?) which are located on the roof. is it a coloquial poetic referance that i am ignorant of? danyavaad[[User:Allenwalla|Allenwalla]] 13:00, 5 November 2007 (MST) |
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i have attempted to have the artical "read" the thoughts the writer intended, trying to make consistant spellings, capitalization, and grammar. i have 2 concerns: 1.Baba Mahinder Singh, also called 'Sant Baba Mahinder Singh', is Angitha Sahib's current Baba Ji. Is this a correct assumpsion? 2. including a date for next event will require a yearly up date.
Here on Sant Baba Ishar Singh's barsee a huge samagam of kirtan and Jalebis Langar is always held. (The next one is sceduled - 8,9,10 Jan 2008)Allenwalla 09:47, 5 November 2007 (MST)
'Sky - Socketting'
this is a new term for me, i am not quite sure of its 'poetic' meaning. the italians call a tall building - a (gratta cielo) or scrape the sky. in english one uses the term sky scraper. as a socket usually implies a tight fit - hip socket, socket wrench, etc. the phrase fails to recreate the writer's obviously poetic attemp to describe the (Gumbads/Mazars/ or Samads?) which are located on the roof. is it a coloquial poetic referance that i am ignorant of? danyavaadAllenwalla 13:00, 5 November 2007 (MST)