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I'm not trying to be rude or disregard the encouragement to keep hair longer.  I in fact like long hair.  But growing mine very long has repeatedly proven problematic due to the fact my hair is not straight.  Hair is dead skin cells and you can find this explained by using google or Yahoo Answers.  I have seen men grow their hair long and wear turbans.  Women too.  However some of those same men shave their face.  I thought it said specifically don't "cut" hair.  So other methods aren't necessarily frowned on.  Some hair removal where it takes the follicle doesn't kill the hair you give it as donation to those with hair problems who can not grow hair on their head right.  So you are not killing hair you are donating to someone who has lost theirs.(This is a practice in some canadian places as far as hair transplants go)  I have also seen someone say "sin" doesn't exist in Sikhism only the opportuntity to better ourselves.  So why stigmatize and be nasty?  You have your path through sikhism and they must find their own.  You are not the same person so it is understandable it will not be an identical life experience or path.  Aren't we also taught to be tolerant?  So in other words offer your opinion if asked as your personal opinion based on your interpretation but otherwise respect their rights to not agree with you or to be whom they are.  Lest they disrespect you and this start a vicious escalating cycle.
I'm not trying to be rude or disregard the encouragement to keep hair longer.  I in fact like long hair.  But growing mine very long has repeatedly proven problematic due to the fact my hair is not straight.  Hair is dead skin cells and you can find this explained by using google or Yahoo Answers.  I have seen men grow their hair long and wear turbans.  Women too.  However some of those same men shave their face.  I thought it said specifically don't "cut" hair.  So other methods aren't necessarily frowned on.  Some hair removal where it takes the follicle doesn't kill the hair you give it as donation to those with hair problems who can not grow hair on their head right.  So you are not killing hair you are donating to someone who has lost theirs.(This is a practice in some canadian places as far as hair transplants go)  I have also seen someone say "sin" doesn't exist in Sikhism only the opportuntity to better ourselves.  So why stigmatize and be nasty?  You have your path through sikhism and they must find their own.  You are not the same person so it is understandable it will not be an identical life experience or path.  Aren't we also taught to be tolerant?  So in other words offer your opinion if asked as your personal opinion based on your interpretation but otherwise respect their rights to not agree with you or to be whom they are.  Lest they disrespect you and this start a vicious escalating cycle.- Saroja


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thinking!!!......

Sayth Nanak!! --1499AD

'nanak bh.dyy bahra yyko saachaa soy.....'....But for 'TRUTH god' She encompasses & is the source of all Males (mc...s)'.

Dear 'mc..'s! Please do not push them there

Want them closer;...

  • go close to them as Karta Purukhs.
  • Do not brainwash them to mingle with you as boys ( In that case you for sure do not deserve the association of a lady. Join a Men's secreat club instead)

Westener may please intospect....

  • chunk of of brain washed american feminin beauties, whome Nanak considers an iota bit below TRUTH (and above 'mc....s' are struggling hard to become males' for realising Males' favours. They sacrifice their faminin character, grace & Nanak's favour. For 'mc...s' sake They shed & gift their hair as well as money to 'mc...s'.
  • As mismerised mummies moulded by 'mc..s dirty ways, they sit before the butchers to kill their esteem, self, spirit, faminity, living 'TRUTH god' given inseprable living organs. TRUE Sikh look alikes 'mc..s' are evolving as their bussiness parteners to earn Fast & easy money...
    • by providing Sevices of Barbars (barbarian Services) to the ladies to convert them into males so that they can become members of the Secreat Male' domain.
    • realise mony by selling the choped off lump of hair to fashion industry.
    • Fashion Industry, with an 'mc...s' as proprieters, churns out fashon products & sells them to the same mismerised ladies to realise more money from their very purses (made up of their own hair)
    • Fasion Changes; left over Male hair on faminine 'round looking objects' have to be bathed, combed & maintained. Fashion Industry is ready to launch...
    • New Shampoos
    • New Hair creams.
    • New hair removing creams
    • New Combs
    • New hair drying machines
    • New Scents
    • New Hair dyes
    • New...
    • New...

SIMCOS & Hair Fixers for 'Mod Karta Purukhs who quoat SatGurBani to Support their being Creative bussinessmen ('mc...s'..sic!!!)Senior Sikhnies (Sikh look alike ladies) do social sevice & in the background run barbarian bussiness. All these are Shady deals. Suchajee look alikes creat Kuchajees thus sayth SatGurBani... in Suchajee & Kuchajee

I personally am irritated by the shampoo and hair product indusries. Oh I on rare occasion use hair spray but I have curly hair. I am part african, jewish, east indian, and white. I am an albino so I have pale pink skin and red-blond hair. I would like to find "original" in shampoos. I don't like bee's going after the scent and I have allergies. Because of curly hair issues I do use smoothing shampoos. But my curly hair is also why growing it very long is a problem. I have tried to grow it down and it became an utter mess.

As for haircuts. Even if you grow your hair long and wear a turban(women can wear them too). You still trim your hair for health and cleanliness. My aunt grew her hair to just above her ankle and my cousin to her bottom. They trimmed their hair so it wouldn't drag and so it wouldn't have bad health from split ends, etc. Men with long hair and turbans did admit to me they trim their hair for the same reason. If a man can grow his hair long and so can a woman. Why demonize those with short to medium hair? Why accuse a woman of trying to look like a man if indeed a man with a turban often has the same long hair which his wife helps him wrap in the morning? Again as I've said women are aloud to wear turbans and they aren't doing it to be like a man. Women in history have had traditionally longer hair so is the man with longer hair trying to look like a woman? Outside of the requirement to not "cut hair" which all clearly do or it would eventually surpass them in length/height or cause undo burden to their necks weight wise. We are told to respect equality and not to disrespect women. As a fact somewhere here it quotes the exact justification for why you shouldn't disrespect a woman. Yet some of your comments clearly are disrespecting and not objective but judgemental based on your own personal bias. You obviously like long hair and have a role in your head you feel women play. Now compare it to the teachings and the core beliefs on respect and equality.

We are not brainwashed to mingle with boys. Where I live in British Columbia Canada we are not separated/segregated or treated with inequity. They used to separate gym classes and then stopped. Boys take sewing class and cooking class along with girls. Girls can take wood/metal shop class and mechanics along side boys. We take gym class and other classes together. We are not graded by gender, religion, or race we are graded on performance. Perhaps you should go reread a few things and confront your own internal bigotry or talk to a council. Because I don't know where you are getting these views that sanction inequality and segregation.

Now as to the mesmorized ladies. I was a professional writer and designed a whole bunch of things. I was around people and their bling as a child and "industry" people. I and my family don't cake on the makeup, we don't wonder around in pasties and g-strings or overly exposing clothing, we don't flaunt wealth or appearance of it, etc. I often and so do most of my cousins rarely wear makeup. I wear mostly comfortable practicle clothing unless I need to dress up for something special and when I do dress up I wear something appropriate to the situation. While I like to dance I am not a club bunny. I don't over expose myself, drink, smoke, or throw myself at people using intoxication as a justification(and I don't throw myself at them even without intoxication). Your comments are probably offensive to many people and stereotyping. I have seen indian males wearing makeup and wearing cloths that give them some exposure and I have some some of them throwing themselves at girls. Most don't. Most women don't act that way either.

Killing Hair