Who Is Sehajdhari Sikh And Who Is Patit

[JSinghnz]

You have no knowledge of Gurmat or history that is why you can't post a single historical proof in your favor and instead resort to name calling. Anyways, sensible readers can take note of my quotations and make up their mind.

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa

Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh

It is you who started name calling and be rest assured that Sikhs have enough sense and will not change their mind with your nonsense.

I showed you the historical proof in bold but you could not comprehend it.

[Akalifauj]

Read Bhagat Ratnavli (1721), Rehatnama Chaupa Singh (1764) and dozens of Persian and English sources like the Ibratnama, Sketch of Sikhs all dating from the 19th century for the existence of sahajdharis (who did not keep kesh).

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[Akalifauj]

A Gursikh may remove his [body] hair with scissors if he is a Sahaj-dhari, but he must

leave his facial hair untouched. [Do not touch the face] because that is what people see [and

that is how a man is recognised as a Sikh]. (Rehatnama Chaupa Singh)

A Kes-dhari Gursikh should never remove his body hair and [both Kes-dhari and

Sahaj-dhari] should leave their pubic hair untouched if living as family men (grahst). Do not

let [your hair] remain filthy. (Rehatnama Chaupa Singh)

[The Guru] decreed, bearing his specific imprint: "It is excellent for you who are

Sahajdhari Sikhs to maintain the appearance of Kesdharis. If that is not possible

you should [at least] keep at an acceptable length. Should a Kesdhari do this,

however, he is not a Sikh. (Bhagat Ratnavli)

Present the rehat in its original writing or provide the link to a source that has the original. I have spoken to many Gursikh and not once did any of them mentioned this rehat on hair. Sarbloh Granth or Dasam Granth don't have anything to this so called rehat and nothing close to this rehat. History also says Bhai Mardana was instructed by Sri Guru Nanak dev ji to keep hair uncut. If anyone is termed a sehajdhari sikh it will be Bhai Mardana. Bhai Mardana questioned Sri Guru Nanak dev ji lots and if hair was not important, Bhai Mardana would not be g8ven the instructions to keep hair right from the beginning.