Accepting Roti From Sehajdhari Mother

[dass ram rauni singh]

Dear cybersangat ji-gurfateh ji

If I receive amrit from the beloved 5, can I eat dhaal/sabji and roti cooked by my sehajdhari mum ? If I can't it could potentially drive a wedge between our relationship....?

wjkk

wjkf

[Revolutionary]

Up to you veerji.

[Akhoza]

Whats a sehajdhari???

[Hardeep__singh]

There is no issue with it at all, as long as you stay in your rehat, you dont need to look who you get roti off.

:TH:

[wannabekaur5]

WJKK WJKF

Sehajdari Sikhs are members of the faith who do not observe some mandates, such as uncut hair. Basically sumone unlike u (thats wot Pinky cousin said bout you anyways(you know who I mean don't you) how is he nowadays, I aint seen him in ages!)

WJKK WJKF

[Guest PRITAM SINGH KHALSA]

You should only take food from Amritdharis but since she is your honorable mother then yes I dont see why not.(You are supposed to honor your parents) In anyother case I wouldnt take the food, Guru Nanak used to take food that was made with love but that was before Guru Gobind Singhs Amrit Chaar.

Tell your mom to love the Guru and take Amrit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Until then she isnt a Sikh of GuruJi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Hardeep__singh]

Whats a sehajdhari???

Sehajdhari sikh, is a sikh person who is in pre-amritdhari form, for example a sikh person who has not gone through khalgi dhar Dasmesh pitha, Sri Guru Gobind Singh ji's khanda bata da Amrit.

[Wicked Warrior]

Dear cybersangat ji-gurfateh ji

If I receive amrit from the beloved 5, can I eat dhaal/sabji and roti cooked by my sehajdhari mum ? If I can't it could potentially drive a wedge between our relationship....?

wjkk

wjkf

One of my mates is amritdhari and he still eats his (non-amritdhari) mum's cooking.

[Akhoza]

What a stupid question so am i presuming right that you are asking whether or not you should take food from your momma who is not a baptised Sikh???

[Guest Narinder Singh]

Sehajdhari, Kesadhari, Amritdhari, blah blah blah

Either one is a Sikh or isnt, he or she who has taken Amrit are Sikhs, people who still have to take that step are yet to become Sikhs. I just hope the ones who have taken Amrit dont let their ego consume them and dont forget that taken Amrit is the "initial" stage of becoming a Sikh. Its what one does with Amrit that really matters.

Guru ji said it himself, first take Khande-pahul da Amrit, this is the first step.

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa

Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh