Chandi Di Vaar Maryada

[Arsh1469]

On 10/5/2020 at 4:04 PM, Arsh1469 said:

When reading Chandi Di Vaar you should be standing and holding a shastar in your hand. Big or small it does not matter. You could also do it sitting but then you must place your shastar in front of you. It should be read at amritvela and before the sun sets. I like to read path with a jot as a big light is usually to bright. You should use a toof for good smell. You can sit on a blanket which is laid out on floor or a bed. 

You should have some water near you while reading the path. At the end you should drink it and sprinkle it around.

I also recommend doing kirtan of this path witj the sal sangat or listening to it.

I recommend reading ugardanti after reading Chandi di Vaar

In short you need 

Shastars

Jot

Toof

Water

Full ishnan(including kes)

Hopefully this has taught you something about the maryada. (Maryada is the same for Ugardanti and Shastar naam mala and other dasam bani for the most part)

There is no rehat for what time to read most other dasam bani

(I want the subject to get back on track, please no more arguing. It is always a mistake to argue for hours)

[Akalifauj]

On 10/6/2020 at 5:11 PM, Akalifauj said:

Rehras Sahib may be done at anytime.   Bhai Anokh Singh only asked because it is part of nitnem to do rehras sahib in the evening and if done earlier their is no adverse effects.   The stipulations that are being placed on Chandi di Vaar are saying there will be adverse effects when done after sunset.  Which person will say for reading Gurbani you will get adverse effects?  No amount of stories will override Gurbani that says sing his (God's) praise all day long and by singing his praise, you will get virtues and his grace.

When I read  chandi di vaar after sunset,  its not out of spite.  Its when I have time or desire to read it.  Your stories are immaterial to me and the Guru given instructions to read Gurbani at anytime.  The maryada given by Guru Sahib is to read Rehras in the evening as nitnem.  But never will the Guru stop anyone from reading rehras Sahib at anytime.  But the same is not true for chandi di vaar.  There is NO  Guru given maryada that it cannot be read after sunset.  

You have stories.  Rest of the Sikhs have Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji.  

[RavK]

Can eggetarians and non amritdharis do chandi di vaar? 

[Arsh1469]

On 8/22/2021 at 11:48 PM, RavK said:

Can eggetarians and non amritdharis do chandi di vaar? 

Yes

[Singh1989]

On 10/7/2020 at 1:11 AM, Akalifauj said:

Rehras Sahib may be done at anytime.   Bhai Anokh Singh only asked because it is part of nitnem to do rehras sahib in the evening and if done earlier their is no adverse effects.   The stipulations that are being placed on Chandi di Vaar are saying there will be adverse effects when done after sunset.  Which person will say for reading Gurbani you will get adverse effects?  No amount of stories will override Gurbani that says sing his (God's) praise all day long and by singing his praise, you will get virtues and his grace.

When I read  chandi di vaar after sunset,  its not out of spite.  Its when I have time or desire to read it.  Your stories are immaterial to me and the Guru given instructions to read Gurbani at anytime.  The maryada given by Guru Sahib is to read Rehras in the evening as nitnem.  But never will the Guru stop anyone from reading rehras Sahib at anytime.  But the same is not true for chandi di vaar.  There is NO  Guru given maryada that it cannot be read after sunset.  

You have stories.  Rest of the Sikhs have Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji.  

Well if it works for you.