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Wow! What are you basing this statement on?

Hello everyone, Another inquiry and a request for clarification on the following: "Guru Angad longed for Guru Nanak, when he said to Baba Buddha; 'He whom you love, die for him. Accursed is the life without the beloved. The head should be sliced that does now bow before the Master. O Nanak! the body should be burnt that suffers not the agony of separation.' (Sri Rag)". If my interpretation of this is correct, slicing one's head who does not bow before the Master is considered a sin on its own?

Hello everyone, I've been reading through sikhs.org and came across a page with information on Guru Nanak Dev Ji. The website states, "Guru Nanak then blessed Lehna with his ang (hand) and gave him a new name, Angad, saying 'you are a part of my body.' Guru Nanak placed 5 coins and a coconut in front of Guru Angad and bowed before him." Question: 1. What is the significance/meaning of the 5 coins and coconut?