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3641
« on: January 14, 2009, 08:40:12 PM »
na tanu koi hor word nai labha 8-> 8-> manu kitho graji andi 8-> 8->
3642
« on: January 14, 2009, 08:38:30 PM »
oh ah song main be sunya hoya 8-> 8-> 8->
3643
« on: January 14, 2009, 08:37:47 PM »
oh Ps omg main tan mar gaya ah gs ps da chakar wich lolz haha ok ohna nu parman pater likho ah karan lai lolzz
3644
« on: January 14, 2009, 08:30:16 PM »
la wakh ah goli khan aya oh mango wali toffi nai wand rahi
3645
« on: January 14, 2009, 08:29:25 PM »
sukda 8->
3646
« on: January 14, 2009, 08:28:54 PM »
tu mera concentration krab na kar ...main wakh ka soch rahi a tera ta song 8-> 8-> 8-> 8->
3647
« on: January 14, 2009, 07:23:19 PM »
oh ehe khera nahi aa, ehe shota he aa, foto he esse hesaab de a khera lagda
well tera kol kee saboot a chibar na ja lagda kheera a oh pic la ka a jahda wakhan nu be chibar lagan 8-> 8-> 8->
3648
« on: January 14, 2009, 07:22:32 PM »
ahda lai geet mera kol koi song nai haga 8-> 8-> 8->
3649
« on: January 14, 2009, 07:22:06 PM »
koi gal ne agge kehra velly ganga nahata aa Laugh;)
ah be sahi a 8-> 8-> 8->
3650
« on: January 14, 2009, 07:21:02 PM »
Lohri Recipe: Til Gajak
Ingredients:
1 cup sesame
3/4 cup sticky jaggery
1/2 tsp. cardamom powder
2 tbsp. clarified butter (ghee)
Method:
1. Heat sesame on low fire, stirring continuously so that they do not splutter and fall out of the pan. When cooled, pound them.
2. Heat jaggery in 1/2 cup water till the syrup is thick. Test its consistency by putting a drop in cold water -it should remain firm. Add roasted sesame.
3. Grease a board and spread the sesame-jaggery mixture. Roll flat to 1 cm thickness.
4. Cut into squares when sufficiently cool and hardened.
5. Store in a container lined with butter paper.
3651
« on: January 14, 2009, 07:10:26 PM »
8-> 8-> 8-> 8-> 8-> well hun ah pura ho gaya hahahah 8-> 8-> 8->
3652
« on: January 14, 2009, 07:09:47 PM »
The next day of Lohri is known as Maghi, a day that signifies the beginning of the month of Magh. According to common belief, this is an auspicious day to take holy dip and give away charity. Kheer is prepared in sugar cane juice to mark the day. Maghi is also a Sikh day of commemoration of a battle. The festival honors the martyrdom of the “forty immortals†who were followers of Guru Gobind Singhandand died in his defense.
Maghi, also known as Makara Sankranti, is the first day of the month of Magh. The eve of Maghi is the common Indian festival of Lohri when bonfires are lit in Hindu homes to greet the birth of sons in the families and alms are distributed. In the morning, people go out for an early-hour dip in nearby tanks. For Sikhs, Maghi means primarily the festival at Muktsar, a district town of the Punjab, in commemoration of the heroic fight of the Chali Mukte, literally, the Forty Liberated Ones, who laid down their lives warding off an attack by an imperial army marching in pursuit of Guru Gobind Singh.
The action took place near a pool of water, Khidrane di Dhab, on 29 December 1705. The bodies were cremated the following day, the first of Magh (hence the name of the festival), which now falls usually on the 13th of January. Following the custom of the Sikhs to observe their anniversaries of happy and tragic events alike, Maghi is celebrated with end-to-end recital of the Guru Granth Sahib and religious divans in almost all gurdwaras.
The largest assembly, however, takes place at Muktsar in the form of a big fair during which pilgrims take a dip in the sacred sarovar and visit several shrines connected with the historic battle. A mahala or big march of pilgrims from the main shrine to gurdwara Tibbi Sahib, sacred to Guru Gobind Singh, marks the conclusion of the three-day celebration. Sikhs visit gurdwaras and listen to kirtan on this day to commemorate the martyrdom of the Forty Immortals.
3653
« on: January 14, 2009, 07:08:53 PM »
The history of Lohri, a seasonal festival of North India is as old as that of story of Indus Valley civilization itself. The Festival of Lohri marks the beginning of the end of winter and the coming of spring and the new year. The fires lit at night, the hand warming, the song and dance and the coming together of an otherwise atomized community, are only some of the features of this festival. The Lohri of north India coincides with Pongal in Tamil Nadu, Makar Sankranti in Bengal, Magha Bihu in Assam, Tai Pongal in Kerala, all celebrated on the auspicious day of Makar Sankranti.
There are some interesting socio-cultural and folk-legends connected with Lohri. According to the cultural history of Punjab, Bhatti, a Rajput tribe during the reign of Akbar, inhabited parts of Rajasthan, Punjab, and Gujarat (now in Pakistan). Dulla Bhatti, Raja of Pindi Bhattian, was put to death by the Mughal king for revolting against him. The tribal mirasis (street singers) trace the history of the tribe and interestingly, claim Maharaja Ranjit Singh as one of its scions.
Dulla Bhatti, like Robin Hood, robbed the rich and gave to the poor. The people of the area loved and respected him. He once rescued a girl from kidnappers and adopted her as his daughter. His people would remember their hero every year on Lohri. Groups of children moved from door to door, singing the Dulla Bhatti folk-song: "Dulla Bhatti ho! Dulle ne dhi viyahi ho! Ser shakar pai ho!" (Dulla gave his daughter a kilo of sugar as a marriage gift).
Lohri is essentially a festival dedicated to fire and the sun god. It is the time when the sun transits the zodiac sign Makar (Capricorn), and moves towards the north. In astrological terms, this is referred to as the sun becoming Uttarayan. The new configuration lessens the ferocity of winter, and brings warmth to earth. It is to ward off the bitter chill of the month of January that people light bonfires, dance around it in a mood of bonhomie and celebrate Lohri.
Fire is associated with concepts of life and health. Fire, like water, is a symbol of transformation and regeneration. It is the representative of the sun, and is thus related, on the one hand with rays of light, and on the other with gold. It is capable of stimulating the growth of cornfields and the well being of man and animals. It is the imitative magic purporting to assure the supply of light and heat. It is also an image of energy and spiritual strength. That is why the Lohri fire gets sanctified and is venerated like a deity. On this occasion, people offer peanuts, popcorn and sweets made of til- chirva, gajak and revri – to propitiate fire as a symbol of the sun god.
3654
« on: January 14, 2009, 07:07:52 PM »
Dabba bharaya leera daâ€
“Ai ghar ameera daâ€
Hukka bhai Hukkaaâ€
“Ai ghar bhukkaâ€[/b][/i][/size]
3655
« on: January 14, 2009, 07:06:47 PM »
main be nai sunya main tan net to find kar ka likhya Pagel:)
3656
« on: January 14, 2009, 07:06:15 PM »
lohri fun songz
Mukai da dana, Aana lei ke jana…
hulle hulare
asi ganga chale
sas sora chale
jeth jathani chale
dyor darani chale
pairi shaunkan chali
hulle hulare
asi ganga pohnche
sas sora pohnche
jeth jathani pohnche
dyor darani pohnche
pairi shaunkan pohnchi
hulle hulare
asi ganga nahte shava or hulle
jeth jathani nahte
dyor darani nahte
pairi shaunkan nahtii
hulle hulare
shaunkan paili pauri
shaunkan duji pauri
shaunkan tiji pauri
maiti dhakka ditta
shaukan vichhe rud gayi
hulle hulare
sas sora ron
jeth jathani ron
dyor darani ron
paira oh wi rove
main kya tusi kyon ronde
tvade jogi main batheri
mainu dyo badhaiyaan ji
Hulle Hullareâ€
3657
« on: January 14, 2009, 07:04:29 PM »
boyzz lohri song
Sunder mundriye ho!
Tera kaun vicaharaa ho!
Dullah bhatti walla ho!
Dullhe di dhee vyayae ho!
Ser shakkar payee ho!
Kudi da laal pathaka ho!
Kudi da saalu paatta ho!
Salu kaun samete!
Chache choori kutti! zamidara lutti!
Zamindaar sudhaye!
bade bhole aaye!
Ek bhola reh gaya!
Sipahee pakad ke lai gaya!
Sipahee ne mari eet!
Sanoo de de lohri te teri jeeve jodi! (Cry or howl!)
Paheenve ro te phannve pit! â€
3658
« on: January 14, 2009, 07:02:40 PM »
gurlz lohri song
Hulle nee maiyee hulle
do beri patte jhulle
do jhul payeaan kahjurran
khajurran suttya meva
es munde de ghar mangeva
es munde di voti nikdi
oh! khandi choori, kutdi
Kut! Kut! Bharaya thaal woti bave nananaa nal
Ninaan te wadi parjaee
So kudma de ghar aayee!
My bebe doesn?t remember the lines after this so she tells me..
Chant
mein lohri lain aayee!â€[/b][/i][/color]
3659
« on: January 14, 2009, 06:58:19 PM »
pj ta a ajj swar da 8-> 8->
3660
« on: January 14, 2009, 06:57:57 PM »
shaha 8->
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