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  1. intrigued
    This picture sort of relates to the colors that was worn in the court of Maharaja Ranjit Singh...
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    Janam Piyara Bhai Mokham Singh Ji - 22 Jeth Operation Bluestar - June 4th
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    Wow! ???
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    21 Jeth (3 June) -
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    Why the downvote?
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    Ok ji, I don't really want to start an argument. I just wanted to clarify for the sangat that Namdharis aren't keshdhari Hindus. That is not to say that they don't have Hindu influences, however; but they are definitely not Hindus. Bhul chuk maaf ji
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    Gurguddi Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji - Birth Sant Jarnail Singh Ji Khalsa Bhindranwale - 20 Jeth
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    2nd June
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    I'll look for more reliable sources but that doesn't mean you should discredit what I said ji.
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    Was listening to Baru Sahib Rehraas Sahib today and they did full Anand Sahib:
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    Shaheedi Bhai Mengha Singh Ji Babbar - 19 Jeth 1st June - Day 1 of the 1984 attacks by the Indian government on the Harmandir Sahib Complex
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    Found this online - does this seem like Khalsa Cha?: http://www.khalsaherbals.com/herbal-tea.htm One of the ingredients in the link i posted above has daal chini so I think it should be fine
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    It was a decision made by BoS i think, definitely not Youtube
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    Dhan Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji Maharaj was often not available and instead Lavan was read while walking around a fire. I'm not trying to justify it nor do I think it should be practiced today. Namdhari's have tried their best to preserve their beliefs and during British rule that is how marriage was performed. Here's a thread that mentions it - https://www.sikhphilosophy.net/threads/history-of-anand-karaj.3732/
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    Anyone know ji?
  16. intrigued
    I think lavan around a fire was commonplace before Nirankaris introduced what we have today Bhul chuk maaf
  17. intrigued
    Thank you this clears it up ji
  18. intrigued
    This is what I use to download Scribd pdfs - https://scribddown.com/ Also, I think archive.org is a free alternative that allows the uploading of pdfs
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    Lol too true
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    The footnote in the last screenshot is interesting. To my knowledge, Guru Nanak Dev ji never banned eating pigs explicitly. What's his reference for that?
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    I think the respect (not worship) of cows is more of a cultural thing than any thing else so I wouldn't go as far to call Namdharis just keshdhari Hindus
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    Interesting thread! A lot of people don't realize just how learned our ancestors were...
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    For the panth parkash this is cover: If I'm reading it correctly it is Giani Gian Singh Panth Parkash and was transcribed by Bhai Kaka Singh and possibly a Bhai Lalan Singh (need to work on reading larivaar so may be off)? For Gian Ratanawali: It was written by Bhai Mani Singh and transcribed by Chraag Deen maybe? I don't know about that one...
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    True, it seems to be a method of transcribing pothis and granths. Found a pathar chapa version of panth parkash: Also the version of Gian Ratanawali i posted in Sikhawareness some time back seems to have been produced in a similar manner: It's interesting to note that the characters are similar maybe different combinations of stone pieces made different words?
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    To my understanding, this was not really set in stone but sort of a more cultural aspect
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