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Wearing Sri Sahib On The Left Side The Only Way?


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Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ke Fateh,

Have seen some posts regards Sri Sahib being kept on the left hand side of the body so gattra goes across from right shoulder down.

Only problem,

Im left handed, should I have it on the opposite side as my strongest hand would be going towards my Sri Sahib if/when I need to use it?

Bhull Chukk Maaf

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ke Fateh.

I have question too, I am right handed and I can't write properly with my left hand but I read somewhere that people who write with their left hand are more intelligent. So should I write with my left hand but the thing is I can't and I can write much neater and faster with my right hand?

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I have question too, I am right handed and I can't write properly with my left hand but I read somewhere that people who write with their left hand are more intelligent. So should I write with my left hand but the thing is I can't and I can write much neater and faster with my right hand?

Write with whichever feels comfortable with ya.
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Nope I think its against your religion to bite me :nono:

Thought you would come up with some rehit that prohibits gatra to be worn on the right side. :blush2:

First I don't come up with some rehits.Guru gobind Singh ji does.Secondly there is no rehit that says the gatra has to be worn on a specific side.
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