Chor Sahib Sewa?

[carin]

OK, I'm clear about the hazooria, thanks, but I've seen people wipe their noses with it a few times. Would you say that is wrong and going too far?

[Babbar Shere]

babersher - when you go into a Gurdwara Sahib you dont matha teek - its charan dhoor - same when you touch the feet of elders - and this as far as i have learned is never done infront of Guru mahraj - Indirectly you are putting the elder or in this case the choor sahib higher or give it more respect than Guru Ji. In my books touching your head on the chor sahib is matha teek.

Not trying to cause a fight or anything here guys .. just learning!

of course you wound do mata tek of elders infront of guru ji.

and yea, thouch your head, yes....post #4....

[Babbar Shere]

OK, I'm clear about the hazooria, thanks, but I've seen people wipe their noses with it a few times. Would you say that is wrong and going too far?

lol...

kintu prentu!!

maybe iam not spelling it right, any body know the right spelling?

[carin]

lol...

kintu prentu!!

maybe iam not spelling it right, any body know the right spelling?

As you were told yesterday, that is really unnecessary! Grow up, please.

[Babbar Shere]

yea thats unnecessary, and i need to grow up, but your asking about wipeing nose with hazooria was really needed right, and i suppose you have no growing up to do right??....come on bro....

[B4ND4]

^^ Stop being Britney "Kintu Parantu" Spears :s

[lowest of the low singhni]

Well jassa said that a hazooria is used to wipe any dust etc from Maharaj's rummalle, and as carin correctly said, many people also use it for their own personal hygiene. Apparently the stance on why we use hazoorias isn't clear. If you could get back to us with that book reference, that would be good as I would also like to know.

[OhTwadi]

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[ManjitS]

Back to the topic as we have not had an explanation!

[Mehtab Singh]

Are we talking about chaur sahib?

Whats chor sahib?