vatno door ji, tuhadi gal sachi aa bilkul...

bahut koshish keeti, ik adha saal ho challa jatt4chat te hun punjabi janta nu chalaye... sade bande bahut ghat forum te galbaat karde, bas chatroom nu tutt ke pehjande.

chalo koina asin tan websites chalon wale aa, baki janta te aa janta nu jo pasand aa!

smooh punjabi janta valon mein tuhanu Sat Sri Akal akhda haan!

umeed karda han ke tuhadi rehaish sadi website te tuhanu nave rang dikhavey... te eh jini'k site sade sareya di hai, ohni'k tuhadi vi baney!

this is pretty good, but i remember our gurudwara used to have some really young kids recite either japji sahib or mool mantra, they used to be very good.

sat sri akal nadeem
sorry i took so long, but i wanted to answer your question about why in Sikhism, blood relations do not get any priority at all.  I'll give some examples:

- Guru Nanak Dev ji had 2 sons: lakhmi chand and sri chand.  Lakhmi chand was into worldly pleasures. Sri Chand became a baba for a sect called Udasi.  Guru Nanak Dev ji did not give the seat of the Guru to either of his sons, but his disciple and excellent sevadar, Bhai Lehna Ji (whose name was changed to Guru Angad Dev ji, because he became an "ang" (an organ) of the Guru).

- Guru Amar Das ji gave the seat of the Guru to Bhai Jetha Ji (later known as Guru Ram Das Ji), not his own sons (they were not bad, but not good as good as Bhai Jetha ji).  You see the leadership went to those most deserving (it didn't matter that the sons were in drect blood relation to the Guru).

- Guru Ram Das ji's son Pirthi Chand (elder brother of Guru Arjan Dev ji) was not an honest man.

You see in Sikhism we find that being born into a rich/spiritual family will not give any person special rights or skills. Seva, Devotion and Love are essential to becoming a good, spiritual human being.

sohne sohne roop utte karke shingaar hai
kithey, bannke patola ni tun challi kudiye
kehde yaar nu
ni kehde yaar nu milan challi kalli kudiye
ni kehde yaar nu

gorey gorey rang utte suit kaley rang da
avein tani phull koi valan vich tangda
hona ae jaroor tera koi diljani
jehde ishqe'ch hoyi firey jhalli kudiye
ni kehde yaar nu milan challi kalli kudiye

- Shankar Sahney - Kede Yaar Nu (Kede Yaar Nu)
next word: suit

Pehlan tan sari Janta nu Sat Sri Akal...
OK, so now you can put profile background pictures (look at my profile if you don't know what I'm talking about).

All you have to do is
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2. copy the code that says "PunjabiJanta.com Profile Background" into your profile's "Customization" box (the last box here: http://punjabijanta.com/profile/?sa=customized ).

The code will look something like this:

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Note: You can also copy this code into the Customization box to see what I'm talking about.


If you need any profile customization help, let us know, we'll make more tutorials.

bedarda mere hanjuyan di
gayi bilkul adat... te
na tuyion rokeya rukda se
na ehiyo rokeya rukde ne

neendran ni aundiyan
ve tere bajo neendran ni aundiya
sari raat lavan angrhayiyan

barha tang karna ae,
supne'ch akey
khabre ki milda ae
kaleya jagah'ke

neendran ni aundiyan
ve tere bajo neendran ni aundiya
sari raat lavan angrhayiyan

Ruby - Neendran (Aman Hayer - Reminisce Gabru Shakeen)
agla shabad: bajo

Are you talking about punlinux?  If not, then it already exists:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/punlinux/

You can use this website:
http://www.punjabonline.com/servlet/library.dictionary?Action=English
(Remember to install the Punjabi font to view the translations into Gurmukhi script)

na hor main app shittar khake kithey da vadiya khidari hona si

football khedi da ajj kal harek aetvaar

vaisey mein bander keeley da bahut vadiya khidari hunda si pind'ch