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Apparently my brother and cousin said that jewel weared on the head eg sant ranjit singh ji wears on his head means that a person is a brahmgiani is this true and if it is why really high brahimgiani dont wear it

As Sherdil said what you wear has nothing to do with the Avasta of your Mun (Mind) and GurBani says theres only 1 level of brahm Giani.

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There is definitely one level of bhramgyani. Bhramgyan is one but there are three different natures of bhramgyani as there were different natures of guru sahiban if you read life stories of guru sahiban.

Three natures of Bhramgyanis*:

source: The Radiance of complete journey to Akaal Purkh by Sant baba Jagjit Singh Ji Harkhowaley.

Three kinds of BhramGyani(Sants,Mahatama, Mahapursh)...

1. Mastane: Intoxicated ones through remembrance get themselves merged with Almighty(Vahiguroo). More carefree un-attached will boldly function. Do not reveal their secret. Talk in Mysterious tone. Very few rarely come to understand. Have no time to teach common people. Always remain lost in spiritual contemplation. Some rare persons can take benefit from them.

2. Divane- Madhin lover remain intoxicated in God's love but give out sometime such inner secret that proves a source of life for the seekers, who after having themselves proven worth in their sight are also able to colour others in God's Love.

3. Daane- The wise ones who live according to what they preach and talk in understandable tone which benefits all and hearing which people renounce evil deeds. They always treat the path of truth and are eager for welfare of one and all.

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