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Posted: 16 years ago
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Happy Baisakhi/Vaisakhi to all of you...and thank you...following is a brief explanation of the festival..

Baisakhi is of major importance for the people following Sikh faith. As it was on a Baisakhi Day, in the year 1699 that the Tenth Guru of Sikhs, Guru Gobind Singh founded Khalsa Panth or the Order of Pure Ones and gave a unique identity to Sikhs. On the same day the guru administered amrit (nectar) to his first batch of five disciples making them Singhs, a martial community. By doing so, he eliminated the differences of high and low and established that all human beings were equal.

Sikhs celebrate Baisakhi by participating in special prayer meetings organized at gurdwaras. They also carry out joyful Baisakhi processions to mark the day.

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Posted: 16 years ago
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Okies... i get it.... thanx to Jazz, Nisha n Ruby....😊
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Posted: 16 years ago
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Happy Baisakhi to all of you!!! Thanks a lot Nisha, Jazz, Ruby for all the extra info...becoz I thought Baisakhi was only about Harvesting....didn't know the extra details that you provided....

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Posted: 16 years ago
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i hav neva heard of it but just read the explantion so happy visakhi and easter every1
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Posted: 16 years ago
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Happy Vaisakhi to all those celebrating.

Shafza, I also been to a Gurdwara only once and if there's only one thing I can remember then it's the prashad. Yummmmm.....
Jaz, bring me back some...please?
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Posted: 16 years ago
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Originally posted by: Jenifer.

Happy Vaisakhi to all those celebrating.

Shafza, I also been to a Gurdwara only once and if there's only one thing I can remember then it's the prashad. Yummmmm.....
Jaz, bring me back some...please?

lol omg i didntt even see this before i left.
dw i will get some 4 u!!! my aunt made lots the other day ... mmmmmmm
but the one from gurdwara always tastes better than one at hme.. they say its because its been blessed... i want sme more now1 even though i had some this evening.. LOL
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Posted: 16 years ago
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Happy Baisakhi to all
I am from Nepal and it is New Year 2066 for us......we follow this calendar..which is i believe Hindu calendar which is also an official calendar for us. so today's date in Nepal is Baishak 1, 2066.
We are in spring break and i celebrated new year with my family...cooked together and had fun....its great day back home ....and yes...harvest starts now since spring started and will be followed by rainy season....thats good for Rice farms.......Nepal grow Rice the most and Rice is our main food.....
So Happy new year as well :)
Riti

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