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ive jst taken amrit recently and i want to learn hw to tie a dastaar.

but i cnt find any videos or pics showin how to tie one. and well in the area i live in, there isnt anyone to teach me either

if anyone has nefink tht will teach me how to tie on can u please let me know

thank you

wjkk wjkf

kirandeep kaur xxx d_oh.gif bhul chuk maf!

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Although these videos are quite useful, they can only provide you with limited help. Tying dastar involves more practice and technique rather than the method itself - The main problem that I came across was how to get the larr (layer) neat.

The best way around this obviously is the get a veerji to teach you face to face, so they can point out where exactly you're going wrong. I'm saying thios fomr personal experience, because i was only able to learn how to tie keski properly when a parji told me face to face.

Congrats on taking amrit Khalsa Ji :lol: I'm really happy by your interest in wearing Guru Ji's crown. Hope you be an inspiration to your area

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thank you for the sites. i think as veerji said, its more about practise and correcting mistakes from the begining rather than learnin how to tie one and realising afterwards that its a bit lop sided lol

newayz thanks again. i'll start my mission of learning.

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bhul chuk maf :TH:

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