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I took amrit a few years ago and everything was going well until I started loosing track of my nitnem and started hanging with the wrong crowd. I still did not engage in any bujjar kurrehits such as beadabi of kesh, taking intoxicants, or kaam. However, I was not consistent with my nitnem. Last year I decided to stop wearking my kirpan since I felt like I was showing off when I wasn't really doing my nitnem, I was portraying my bana without the bani. Since then, i have changed a lot and have began to get on track, and focusing on the areas I have been lacking in. I constantly regret every that I should not have taken off my kirpan although I still wear all my other kakkars. I really want to stay true to the amrit I took however, with the decision I made I don't know what to do to? Do do ardaas for removing by kirpaan or are there different steps that must be taken?

SIKHI PARCHAR GOING STRONG IN MADHYA PRADESH, HUNDREDS BECOMING SIKH, AND YOU CAN HELP Gurmat Parchaar will be an ongoing project but the location focus will change every year or two. Currently we are focusing on the village Mathana and neighboring villages in Madhya Pradesh where around 400 new people have came to Sikhi and need help in understanding basics and guidance to continue learning on this path. Once they are trained in organizing basic duties as a Sikh including reading Gurbani, Seva, Keertan, Langar etc hopefully by next year, we will go to other remote villages in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan etc. The next village coming up is Dhangar in Madhya Pradesh where with initial prachaar 25 people took Amrit and are interested in helping with Parchaar in their village. Learn More and Help Raise Donations: http://www.dvnetwork.org/m/projects/gurmat-parchaar-in-mathana-and-neighboring-villages-in-madhya-pradesh link from http://dailysikhupdates.com/sikhi-parchar-going-strong-in-madhya-pradesh-hundreds-becoming-sikh-and-you-can-help/