What Does Jal-Pani Or Sonfa Technically Means.....

[Pappi9]

waheguru ji Bbharamgiyani Baba Ajit Singh Ji Nathmalpur wale were against tea n dey told to drink jal-pani (or nihangs would say sonfa).

it is prepaird with lil bit of milk n water.....n dey add sounf to it instead of tea.....

actually as far as i remmebr technically its name is correct(n i forgot dat)...but most of d ppl make fun out of dis name....( n i hate dis)

dey say its same thing jal or pani.....can any one plz through sm light on dis......how posses enough knowledge no mere guessin plzz....

[VanHelsingh]

Can I make a request? Please enough with 'da rude boi' language because it does my head in. I know this isn't coursework or anything 'official', but it's just lazy. No offence to anyone as I'm not perfect by any means but a lot of people do make an attempt to make their words legible or understandable.

Its your choice of course. Just some friendly advice, brother.

[Sikhi4life]

I believes that the "Jal Pani" stands for water. It is like saying "Parshada Roti" common to hear in langar hall.

[Mahakal]

I thin you mean Garam Jal, which is milk with sounf etc put in

[Pappi9]

I thin you mean Garam Jal, which is milk with sounf etc put in

yeh milk ,water n sounf is out in it.....but Baba ji used to say JAL PANI ive heard it in many Gurudwaras too....sm bdy in that Dera told me the exact meaning ,which technically describe both words.like he told me what Jal means n Pani means..but i forgot it....

can nybody describe me...as Ive started dis practice n i face so mny questions regarding dis ......n i think i shd knw wat exactly it means...