sarbloh bibek q's

[Guest Sarblohi]

My original question still hasn't been answered? If almost everything is made in a non-sarblohi way how are people keeping a sarbloh bibek? Is it possible and if so how?

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On 7/24/2018 at 1:58 PM, Guest Sarblohi said:

My original question still hasn't been answered? If almost everything is made in a non-sarblohi way how are people keeping a sarbloh bibek? Is it possible and if so how?

no they are not. Buddha Dal and Tarna Dal Singhs who do this will never claim to be Sarbloh Bibeck.

It may be some jathebandis which claim to follow Sarbloh Bibeck but they are lying!

 

https://www.sikhnet.com/news/96-crori-jathedar-akali-nihang-baba-surjit-singh-ji-1945-2014-obituary

In this Dal was the strictest of bibek or physical cleanliness, which meant all food must be cooked in fire wood, in sarbloh (iron utensils), all water must be from a well or river (tap water was prohibited), and even cleaning of teeth had to be done with a woodbrush, and not a plastic toothbrush (no chemical products are allowed in Buddha Dal). The encampment was ordered by Guru Gobind Singh never to stay in one place for more than three days. This is a very difficult tradition or maryada, and even during and after 1984 when Nihang Singhs were being hunted down by some corrupt Police and Army, and the whole of the Punjab was in chaos, the brave Baba Surjit Singh single handedly kept this tradition from breaking.

 

On 7/23/2018 at 12:22 AM, Preeet said:

Is bottled water allowed?

No it's not. Instead they follow another bibeck in the west which allows tap water and mineral water.