5 Kakar

[Guest gupt]

WAHEGURU JI KA KHALSA!WAHEGURU JI KI FATEH!

At the time of taking bath we should wear kacha and take bath???? Then how we can apply soap at that portion??

[Guest gupt]

your kakaars can never be removed. Drop your kachera to your ankles, take your bath. When your done take one leg out and put in a dry kachera and then the other leg

[tulwar]

WAHEGURU JI KA KHALSA!WAHEGURU JI KI FATEH!

At the time of taking bath we should wear kacha and take bath???? Then how we can apply soap at that portion??

Sikhism has a lot to do with common sense, the kachera is to keep modesty, to keep your dignity. Because we live in western world we are use to idea of bathing undressed but in india for hundreds of years people are use to bathing while being covered up as not everyone had baths or showers on their homes.

[mohinder pal]

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Dude, Loose the Naala of your kachera while taking ishanan instead of dropping your kachera till ur ankles and then doing ishnan. I hope you are not wearing very tight Kacheras that you find it difficult to apply soap.

Ishnan is supposed to be done while wearing the kachera not dropping till ur ankles and then doing ishnan.

[Only five]

Sikhism has a lot to do with common sense, the kachera is to keep modesty, to keep your dignity. Because we live in western world we are use to idea of bathing undressed but in india for hundreds of years people are use to bathing while being covered up as not everyone had baths or showers on their homes.

The Kachera is a ang of the body and Amritdharis do not remove it. Common sense in western world and common sense in Sikhi are different. You can decide for yourself, which one you must follow.