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This Is How Warriors Get Married

Poeticus

Poeticus

| abhyAvartin |
Sb1995 said:
Wow, nice video you have shared.
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All glories go to Rosette Films, the creators of this video.
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Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh
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Indeed. Notice how it is a Gursikh wedding, the pure awesomeness of such a traditional event. In other words, both the male and female are Khalsa members, long since initiated---thus the word "warriors" and me using it in the plural. It is two warriors getting married, defenders of the Sikh faith. It was a very moving mini-film, a very touching piece. Both members are symbolized as equal comrades in a spiritual and loving union sanctioned by Waheguru to uphold and defend traditional Sikhism and Sikhs. A very, very beautiful video---am truly humbled by viewing it.
 
Poeticus

Poeticus

| abhyAvartin |
shahz said:
Beautiful, thanks so much for this.
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I'm very glad you enjoyed it.

Shahz, the following is the full song. And the ensemble is actually a fusion of Iranian and North Indian themes.

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Aupmanyav

Aupmanyav

Be your own guru
Nice, Poeticus. The best thing is that they discourage dowry. Ananda Karaj (Happy action). In South India, the Tamils term it as Kalyanam.
 
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