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I am for khalistan however i am always posed the questions "Why talk about it in the UK? Whats the point? Why not just go back to india and do something about it yourselves?" And i never know what to say back ?

I was all for khalistan until i saw this video, could anyone help shed some light on why they would do such a thing to a gurdwara? link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9c7Lp...

i recently got a new kara and it has *ਅਉਖੀ ਘੜੀ ਨ ਦੈਪਣ ਦਈ ਅਪਨਾ ਿਬਰਦ ਸਮਾਲੇ written on it - can anyone translate this please?*

I want to take Amrit when I am older but at the moment I have hair growing between my eyebrows and I pluck it because I do not want to look scruffy or be judged by others.if I take Amrit and still continue to do my eyebrows what will happen to me?

Ive been brought up told that i should never let anyone touch my dastaar and i havent. But my question is why cant they?

I often get asked,"Well how do you know Sikhism is the right religion, maybe one of these small religions that no one hears about is the right religion, what makes you think yours is?" How should i respond to this and how would you respond to this?

Thank you for that

A man will only care for a woman if he is truly in love with her, so if you have seen examples where the male doesnt care for the woman he doesnt want to be with her and it is his fault for starting a relationship in which he didnt care for his partner. Not all men are the same though, some simply do not care and treat women as tools where some men find the 'special one' and put all of their time and effort into her

So will i still experience this pain i have caused to others if i take amrit now, at the age of 15, and lead a strict sikhi life?

From one of the basics of Sikhi videos on youtube he mentioned that we would be judged by Waheguru as soon as we die for our thoughts, actions and words. I have also heard that once you have taken Amrit all of your sins are washed away. So when I die will Waheguru judge me on my sins that I had committed before Amrit or not?

The past couple of months i have started growing closer and closer to sikhism, i have given up meat, started to listen to gurbani much more and so on. The only problem is i go to a school that is located very far from my house and takes me about 1 and 1/2 hours on the bus to get there. i get up around 6am and get back home for about 6pm. This makes it very difficult to practice my daily paath as if i did it leaves me very little time to do my homework and revise for any tests. How would you advise i could get around that? Also, could you give me any tips on what i need to do to become 'a better sikh' and get closer to waheguru. Thank you

Thank you! That has helped a lot

How do i wear/keep my kanga on me all the time. When i try to stick it into my guti it falls out by the end of the day.

Once i have taken amrit what will i have to there onwards. I am aware of doing paath 5 times a day but not sure on anything else?