NEWS The Ultimate Anti-Virus - US TOUR JUNE 2010 Virus of Fake Gurus – Sikh Awareness Society Tour of USA & Canada On 17 July 2010 The Sikh Awareness Society took to the road in the USA and then proceeded to Canada before returning to the UK. Equipped with an ample supply of Anti-Viral medication (power point slides) in the form of well researched information, Bhai Mohan Singh Khalsa set out to provide the ultimate “WAKE UP CALL” to the masses. To his amazement he faced Divan Halls filled with over 1000 people at a time. He attended the following Gurdwaras:- • Riverside Gurdwara – Los Angeles • Guru Nanak Prakash – Fresno • Bay Area Gurdwara – Tracy • Gurdwara – Renton, Seattle • Gurdwara – Bothell, Seattle • Gurdwara – Calgary, Canada • Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara – Surrey, Canada The tour was a great success and the Anti-Viral medication worked it’s magic. The impact was so great that those who had once strayed and lost their way adopted the true path once again. Due to demands from the Sangat the Sikh Awareness Society will be returning to USA and Canada to conduct 10 day camps in late 2010. There will 4 Major Camps in total 2 in USA and 2 in Canada, details will be available nearer the time. The Sikh Awareness Society would like to thank the Sangat of USA and Canada for enabling the prachar to reach the masses and humbly request they continue their efforts to keep the “Flame of Truth” burning.

	The Ultimate Anti-Virus - UK 25 Jul 2010 Virus of Fake Gurus – Sikh Awareness Society Peterborough Branch 25 July 2010 The Peterborough Branch of The Sikh Awareness Society hosted the event at the Singh Sabha Gurdwara, Peterborough UK. Mohan Singh Khalsa gave a sensational presentation providing a "WAKE UP CALL" to the sangat of the town. The turnout was not as great as expected but this was due to the holiday season and many people being out of town. There were a number of Youths in atendance who felt that the presentation was an eye opener and that they learnt something new about the Fake Guru culture. The Sikh Awareness Society would like to thank the Singh Sabha Gurdwara Prabandhaks hosting this event. Here are some comments:- " The program on sunday was really good and it helped us to understand more about what going on in india and the other countries about the fake guru. It was really helpful because i wasnt aware that rss, radhaswami, ashutosh, etc how they were linked. mostly importantly what their mission is and how they brainwash sangat. Therefore, the program on sunday has open our eyes , especially my family members and i hope there will be more programs like that so that many people can be aware of this issue." (Gagan Kaur) " The program was very good and it would be good to have the Sikh Awareness Society give more presentations like this once a month" (Stage Secretary) " When I was on my way to the Gurdwara in Peterborough there wasn’t much that I was expecting beside a long speech about general Sikhism and what you should do to be a good Sikh and stuff like that. Before I entered the divan hall I had just heard of bhai Mohan Singh very slightly and that he had brought back 92 converted girls who were converted from Sikhism to either the Muslim or Christian faith. The expression that gave me of Bhai Mohan Singh was that...click here to read more.." (Zora Singh) more to come later.... Article by Bitnam Singh, Sikh Awareness Society, Peterborough Branch (UK)

	Sarbat Da Bhalla - Donating Blood Donating Blood - Sikh Awareness Society - Leicester Branch (UK) 23 July 2010 To celebrate the Life of Guru Har Krishan Ji the Sikh Awareness Society Leicester Branch took a practical step. Members of Sikh Awareness Society travelled to the Leicester Blood Donor Centre and donated blood. All members read a number of leaflets and filled in a Donor Health Check questionnaire and had a discussion with a nurse. A tiny drop of blood was taken from the donor's fingertip. This allowed to check for haemoglobin levels in the blood. Then members donated 470ml of blood. This amount of blood is quickly replaced by the body. All who gave blood then helped themselves to free tea and biscuits. Jaspal Singh, who was donating blood for the first time said, '' me giving blood today actively exhibits the Sikh Philosphy of Sarbat Da Bhalla (the welfare of humanity) and what better day to do this, than on Gurpurb of Shri Guru Har Krishan Ji''. Manraj Kaur, also a first time donor, added, ''the life and times of young Guru Har Krishan ji 'whose sight dispells all sorrows' is an inspiraion to all.'' Guru Har Krishan Ji the Eighth Guru of the Sikhs, travelled all over Punjab showering his blessings to the Sangat, he travelled to Delhi also. There he visited many who were sick as an epidimic of small pox had occured. Anyone who was ill, their pain and suffering seemed to vanish once Guru Har Krishan ji appeared before them. Guru Har Krishan ji one day was taken ill with fever. The fever turned out to be the beginning of an attack of Small Pox. At the tender age of 8 years Guru Ji left this world. He gave a supreme sacrifice of his body at the altar of God to relieve everyone from distress and pain. Sikh Awarness Society Leicester Branch member, Gurjit Singh Walia, thanked everyone who attended, especially those members who took time off work to make the event a success. Article by Gurjit Singh, Sikh Awareness Society, Leicester Branch (UK)

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