BhagatSingh
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Yes Kesh, Why Tied?
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max314
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ur right it doesnt but they still look cool
Haha...spoken like a true Indian :}{}{}: I'm sure Russel Peters could think of a few minutes of patter with that one...
"We're cheap enough on the whole...I just think that kaschaera-wearing people take it to a whole 'nother level..." :rofl!!:
Hehe...to be honest, that's kinda the reason I wear leather jackets. Because it lasts. And coz it looks cool. I just don't see myself flashing my undies in public any time soon :8-
BhagatSingh
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i meant in cartoons and stuff to provoke the youth show them wha khalsa really is
BhagatSingh
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lol russell peters
well if u really wana buy a new nala-kachera pair then go ahead no oness stopping u
i personally dont think like that (true indian)
kachera doesnt look like regular undies ...
well if u really wana buy a new nala-kachera pair then go ahead no oness stopping u
i personally dont think like that (true indian)
kachera doesnt look like regular undies
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max314
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Let's just say I'd feel more comfortable if everyone wasn't going around with lethal weapons.
My kara's enough of a weapon. Then there's my fifteen years of experience in tae-kwon-do, muay thai, karate and nintai jitsu.
Seriously, that's the reason we have a group of people known as police men. They exist so that we don't have to carry swords like we did in the feudal states of 16th century India. But if you need a weapon, a can of mace or a chunk of keys or your metal bracelet will do the job.
max314
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Yeah, I own 'Rise Of The Khalsa' and the one about the Saeb Jade. The production quality wasn't fantastic, but the heart was there.
max314
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lol russell peters
well if u really wana buy a new nala-kachera pair then go ahead no oness stopping u
i personally dont think like that (true indian)
Yeah, I know you don't, I was just having a larf
I just find wearing elastic to be more comfortable.
kachera doesnt look like regular undies
Wait, let me guess...they look like the product that Jaguar would produce if they ever opened a clothing line?
BhagatSingh
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yes thats true but the police dont always come on time (lol reminds me of bollywood films)
and by the way nowadays u dont really need it .. its all for looks like i have been saying since i started answering this post
Aight man wutever u feel comfortable in lol i am not taking any sides
Max do u watch boolywood films.. if yes then have u seen "abh tumare hawale watan saathiyo" if yes then remember that part where akshay kumar gets caught and in the jail this guy grows a beard, mustache and gets long hair then beats the other guy he looked AWESOME now imagine that scene with a sikh fighting a bunch of bad guys (bollywood style ) in a movie i wud love that!!
and by the way nowadays u dont really need it .. its all for looks like i have been saying since i started answering this post
Aight man wutever u feel comfortable in lol i am not taking any sides
Max do u watch boolywood films.. if yes then have u seen "abh tumare hawale watan saathiyo" if yes then remember that part where akshay kumar gets caught and in the jail this guy grows a beard, mustache and gets long hair then beats the other guy he looked AWESOME now imagine that scene with a sikh fighting a bunch of bad guys (bollywood style
) in a movie i wud love that!!
Bhagat Singh,
I hope you don't mind me saying, but you look better in that pagh than the one in the previous picture.
Plus stay away from Bollywood films, they will rot your brains....lol
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MAX
"Seriously, that's the reason we have a group of people known as police men. They exist so that we don't have to carry swords like we did in the feudal states of 16th century India. But if you need a weapon, a can of mace or a chunk of keys or your metal bracelet will do the job."
Watch out some of these policemen in England are undercover nazis!
I hope you don't mind me saying, but you look better in that pagh than the one in the previous picture.
Plus stay away from Bollywood films, they will rot your brains....lol
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MAX
"Seriously, that's the reason we have a group of people known as police men. They exist so that we don't have to carry swords like we did in the feudal states of 16th century India. But if you need a weapon, a can of mace or a chunk of keys or your metal bracelet will do the job."
Watch out some of these policemen in England are undercover nazis!
BhagatSingh
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thanks lol that old pic's a year old
the reason i want to get in to bollywood films and portray a good sikh image is that whatever ppl in india know about sikhs... its all from bollywood... they litereally think sikhs are dim witted idiots who are always happy and always joking and s*** like that
so if we can change that than i think us sikhs have made some progress
Bhagat
the reason i want to get in to bollywood films and portray a good sikh image is that whatever ppl in india know about sikhs... its all from bollywood... they litereally think sikhs are dim witted idiots who are always happy and always joking and s*** like that
so if we can change that than i think us sikhs have made some progress
Bhagat
Having nothing pressing to do tonight, I have read this whole thread from over the last two years. I have never posted anything here before and maybe I should refrain now, since none of you know me and I should make a good first impression. And being a woman in my 50's perhaps I should show a little more dignity. However, since I can't resist:
I have worn any type of underwear you can imagine, and nothing is anywhere as comfortable as kechera.
A young man in full Khalsa dress is an incredibly attractive masculine sight for this woman to see, and
I did a lot of fencing when I was young, and believe me, hair flopping around or coming lose in a sword fight is a complete disaster.
preetikaur
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Sat sri akal!!
This is my first post. I have a query. We say "Sab sikhan ko hukum hai, Guru maaniyo Granth"
in our ardaas daily. Is their any qote in Sri Guru Granth Saheb, which says that Sikhs should not even trim their hair?
If everything in our religion is based on scientific reasons, can anyone tell me what is the reason to not maintaining your hair by trimming it?
Hair is meant for protection of our head and other reasons exist, true, but these factors still remain if you do not shave your head.
With the increasing pollution and work stress, there is increasing hair fall which troubles you more when you cannot do anything to your hair.
Guru Nanak Dev ji never laid down any such rules to differentiate Sikhs from others.
Are we following this just to maintain this difference from others?
Sikhism is based on pure thoughts and is free from unnecessary rituals or show offs...
Please tell if this is written in Guru Granth Saheb that no Sikh is allowed to cut/trim his/her hair.
This is my first post. I have a query. We say "Sab sikhan ko hukum hai, Guru maaniyo Granth"
in our ardaas daily. Is their any qote in Sri Guru Granth Saheb, which says that Sikhs should not even trim their hair?
If everything in our religion is based on scientific reasons, can anyone tell me what is the reason to not maintaining your hair by trimming it?
Hair is meant for protection of our head and other reasons exist, true, but these factors still remain if you do not shave your head.
With the increasing pollution and work stress, there is increasing hair fall which troubles you more when you cannot do anything to your hair.
Guru Nanak Dev ji never laid down any such rules to differentiate Sikhs from others.
Are we following this just to maintain this difference from others?
Sikhism is based on pure thoughts and is free from unnecessary rituals or show offs...
Please tell if this is written in Guru Granth Saheb that no Sikh is allowed to cut/trim his/her hair.
preetikaur
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Sat sri akal!!
This is my first post. I have a query. We say "Sab sikhan ko hukum hai, Guru maaniyo Granth"
in our ardaas daily. Is their any qote in Sri Guru Granth Saheb, which says that Sikhs should not even trim their hair?
If everything in our religion is based on scientific reasons, can anyone tell me what is the reason to not maintaining your hair by trimming it?
Hair is meant for protection of our head and other reasons exist, true, but these factors still remain if you do not shave your head.
With the increasing pollution and work stress, there is increasing hair fall which troubles you more when you cannot do anything to your hair.
Guru Nanak Dev ji never laid down any such rules to differentiate Sikhs from others.
Are we following this just to maintain this difference from others?
Sikhism is based on pure thoughts and is free from unnecessary rituals or show offs...
Please tell if this is written in Guru Granth Saheb that no Sikh is allowed to cut/trim his/her hair.
This is my first post. I have a query. We say "Sab sikhan ko hukum hai, Guru maaniyo Granth"
in our ardaas daily. Is their any qote in Sri Guru Granth Saheb, which says that Sikhs should not even trim their hair?
If everything in our religion is based on scientific reasons, can anyone tell me what is the reason to not maintaining your hair by trimming it?
Hair is meant for protection of our head and other reasons exist, true, but these factors still remain if you do not shave your head.
With the increasing pollution and work stress, there is increasing hair fall which troubles you more when you cannot do anything to your hair.
Guru Nanak Dev ji never laid down any such rules to differentiate Sikhs from others.
Are we following this just to maintain this difference from others?
Sikhism is based on pure thoughts and is free from unnecessary rituals or show offs...
Please tell if this is written in Guru Granth Saheb that no Sikh is allowed to cut/trim his/her hair.
From what I was taught it was the failure of Delhi Sikhs to come forward at the challenge by Mogul soldiers to claim their Guru's body after his public execution that prompted Dasmesh Pita to make Sikhs stick out (niarapun) so that they could not hide their faith like Judas.
It worked, within a few generations, Singhs were terrorising the Moghuls and bravely took control of the Panjab not only against Mogul resistance buy also Afghan and Persian.
Rak Karega Khalsa
It worked, within a few generations, Singhs were terrorising the Moghuls and bravely took control of the Panjab not only against Mogul resistance buy also Afghan and Persian.
Rak Karega Khalsa
LearningGuy
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I knew that Sikh's can't cut their hair if they are following the 5 Ks.
However I didn't know that they had to tie their hair in a specific manner.
However I didn't know that they had to tie their hair in a specific manner.
BhagatSingh
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Hey Preeti,
Guru Gobind Singh Ji told sikhs not to cut their hair from any part of the body.
Bhagat
Guru Gobind Singh Ji told sikhs not to cut their hair from any part of the body.
Bhagat
BhagatSingh
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They don't but in battle you can't have open hair you know, you'll either try to control your hair or fight, that's why even the female sikh warriors had turbans.
Bhagat
BhagatSingh
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WJKK WJKF Preeti Ji,
If everything in our religion is based on scientific reasons, can anyone tell me what is the reason to not maintaining your hair by trimming it?
Yes everything is based on logic and scientific reasons. You don't have to trim your hair to maintain them, that's not really maintaining now is it? Maintaining is washing it 1-3 times per week and combing it twice a day and keeping them covered.
Thats like saying I maintain my body by trimming off bits. Whenever I get fat, I simply cut off the excess. :rofl!!: WOW
Hair is meant for protection of our head and other reasons exist, true, but these factors still remain if you do not shave your head.
You are starting to catch on. Let me add, that these factors will still remain even if you do not trim your hair.
With the increasing pollution and work stress, there is increasing hair fall which troubles you more when you cannot do anything to your hair.
Which is why, us sikhs wear turbans you know.
Guru Nanak Dev ji never laid down any such rules to differentiate Sikhs from others.
Guru Gobind SIngh Ji, the tenth master did.
Are we following this just to maintain this difference from others?
YES and NO. It depends. Some even do it because their parents stress it. Personally I love my long hair.
Sikhism is based on pure thoughts and is free from unnecessary rituals or show offs...
Unecessary? What are you calling unecessary?:shock: Trimming off hair is unneccesary!
Please tell if this is written in Guru Granth Saheb that no Sikh is allowed to cut/trim his/her hair.
This is where Guru Gobind Singh Ji comes in. :}{}{}:
It is only when you understand the religion properly, will you realize the importance of keeping unshorn hair.
WJKK WJKF
Bhagat Singh
If everything in our religion is based on scientific reasons, can anyone tell me what is the reason to not maintaining your hair by trimming it?
Yes everything is based on logic and scientific reasons. You don't have to trim your hair to maintain them, that's not really maintaining now is it? Maintaining is washing it 1-3 times per week and combing it twice a day and keeping them covered.
Thats like saying I maintain my body by trimming off bits. Whenever I get fat, I simply cut off the excess. :rofl!!: WOW
Hair is meant for protection of our head and other reasons exist, true, but these factors still remain if you do not shave your head.
You are starting to catch on.
Let me add, that these factors will still remain even if you do not trim your hair.With the increasing pollution and work stress, there is increasing hair fall which troubles you more when you cannot do anything to your hair.
Which is why, us sikhs wear turbans you know.
Guru Nanak Dev ji never laid down any such rules to differentiate Sikhs from others.
Guru Gobind SIngh Ji, the tenth master did.
Are we following this just to maintain this difference from others?
YES and NO. It depends. Some even do it because their parents stress it. Personally I love my long hair.
Sikhism is based on pure thoughts and is free from unnecessary rituals or show offs...
Unecessary? What are you calling unecessary?:shock: Trimming off hair is unneccesary!
Please tell if this is written in Guru Granth Saheb that no Sikh is allowed to cut/trim his/her hair.
This is where Guru Gobind Singh Ji comes in. :}{}{}:
It is only when you understand the religion properly, will you realize the importance of keeping unshorn hair.
WJKK WJKF
Bhagat Singh
It seems that no one has clearly answered Preeti Ji's question.
This is where Guru Gobind Singh Ji comes in. :}{}{}:
It is only when you understand the religion properly, will you realize the importance of keeping unshorn hair.
This is beating around the bush. I'd like a clear answer, too.
Please?
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