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User:Sunnybondsinghjalwehra/talk/archive/10 march 2008 to 20 August 2008

i like the page, but

the story is unclear:

• Did they use the iron given to the Bhramin, i.e. the Guru's iron given to the brahmin, which they took from him.

• Or did they use, as the story now says - the iron they were wearing then? and what kind of iron would they have been wearing.  ???richard

A little attention needed

SSA, Sunny ji, in your articles on the Gurdwaras of Pakistan in the section below, the last sentence is only a fragment, I don't know where you were headed, but I guess something…

regards, Allenwalla 05:13, 27 August 2008 (UTC)

Karachi

1. Gurdwara Sri Guru Nanak Sat Sang Sabha, Aram Bagh, Karachi
2. Gurdwara Sahib, Manora, Manora, Karachi
3. Gurdwara Karachi Sikh Sangat, Ranchore Line, Karachi
4. Gurdwara Ratan Tala
5. Gurdwara Adam Goth, Gulshan-e-Maymar, Karachi
6. Gurdwara Pehli Patshahi, Justice Kayani Road, Karachi
7. Gurdwara Pehli Patshahi, Clifton, Karachi

Sikh Sangat in Ranchore Lines is the only centre of all religious activity since the gurdwaras at Preedy Street, Saddar and Arambagh have been sealed due to disputes. The temples at Manora, Bandar Road and Lee Market

Gigapan photo of Harmandar Sahib

Sunnyji ji . Please see the panoramic photo of the Harmandar and the Sarovar, ect. If you have not already seen this. Gigapan Photos amazing.

Walli, wali

SSA, Sunnyji, this story as several pages already Walli Kandhari for one. and another i remember with the Gurdwara included. Allenwalla 19:34, 11 September 2008 (UTC) and Guru Nanak and Wali Qandhari. perhaps all should be combined. then there is Guru Nanak and Wali Qandhari -2 and one I forget the name, but it is a good account by a Pakistani reporter who travels to the town , it had the best photos of the Gurdwara and stone if i remember correctly. Did you see or already know about the Gigapan photo of the Harmandar Sahib? That one the detailed account w/ photos is Gurudwara Panja Sahib

And Hasan Abdal which has a good map and satellite photo// and google earth is greatly improved, you can zoom above Amritsar change elevation ect.

Deh

Sunny ji, wondering who wrote the following…?

It was only in the later rehitnamas ( infact during the late 1700s when the khalsa did not have the control over the Gurdwaras) that we find the line as Guru Granth ji maneyo pragat guran ki deh ... One of the cause of this is understood by researchers is that many shradhaloo hindus & pandits were serving the gurudwaras and they ( conciously or uncociously ) brought in the hindu Idol worship into Simple sikhi. Because if you start concidering Gurusahibs shabad saroop as a body :"DEH" then we will start putting bhog of food , ac rooms , rajaiyan over guru sahib etc etc.....I just hope we just dont start giving Ishnann to guru sahib one day !

Whose writing is this Sunnyji? - seems almost like the thinking of Kala Afgana. I was wondering myself if their was an attendant who stays overnight (the few hours that the Shri Guru Granth stays in the closed room in the Akal Takht) and if the fanning is continued during that time? The one video on youtube shows the doors being closed with an attendant inside the room.

There is the practical issue (as might be done in a museum) where an air conditioner might be used not to comfort the book as if it were a living corporal Guru, but as a valuable historic Granth, scribed as the notes say by a human as dictated by the Guru which is made of paper that might benefit (last longer) with moisture being controlled.

Also saw a video pointing out the condition of some parts of the complex and most alarming was seeing Singhs jumping the rails and getting ahead of people who had been standing on queue for hours. That seems like behavior that Sikhs in line should call them to task for. Maybe the video has helped in pointing out such disgraceful behaviour. richard

Sat Sri Akal

Sunny ji, thanks for the changes to the page on the pind of Tur. Please let be know if Dusari means second. Seems so to me just wanted to be sure. richard How is the fall going in Belgique? I see the local royals have been visiting Deli's Gurdwaras or at least one of them.

Sat Shri Akaal

Happy GUrpurab (Lucky 06:35, 13 November 2008 (UTC))

Good to see YOU.

SSA, HI Sunnyji I see you must have had a recent visit from Sardar Singh Aulakh, I retouched and resized to get rid of light fixture. Someone has a very good camera to have the bright light in the photo and have both of your faces not be over exposed.

The Sardar's Mustaches would fit right in with many of the German guys who grow long pointed or curled ones (though my beard got to be about 12 inches long I kept my mustach shorter). i think there are many cultural similarities between North India and Germany.

Good to see you, but it is always a surprise to see someone as they never look like what you think they might. 

I had never read about the Indian government smearing him over forged signatures, which you've added to the page. Reading the page I was left wondering why the support he was getting was suddenly reversed? I had added what I had read from the congressmen to explain the reversal. I see you thought that, that should be removed.

It would seem that Sikhs who want to see Khalistan, even the one that many propose, still attached to India, need to get into politics and change the bad stuff that goes on in the government. I remember when you wrote saying (of Guru Tegh Bahadur) that he never fought for any land, I see Guru Nanak as working, along with Guru Gobind Singh to have land and churches not divided and controlled by people who claim their religion to be the best or the only true one, with the only true book or true teachers, who are worshipped, rather than God.--I have always seen their efforts and teachings to be aimed at having war and killing ended and as corny as one might think it to be - a world that works for everyone.

The only problem I see with that is how do you have it work for every one when there are some who are interested in having it work only in the way they believe it should be and would control others even if it means murder.

Did you notice the page on the Sikh writer who sons father is now the Governor of west Punjab. I don't know if they were ever married. He the Governor owns the Daily Times , which i try to read every day. Many stories reported him as a practicing Sikh, but others say he is a Muslim. Have you ever thought of returning to Punjab and going into politics?

Also, can you tell me anything about the history , even the name of the horn in this picture, as i am sure you know it is the same that is used in the procession of the SGGS at the Golden Temple.

regards Allenwalla 00:15, 24 November 2008 (UTC)