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  1. Wearing shoes is understandable in UK as you need to be tyar bar tyar in case it kicks off. The neela kashera was worn over a white one. its simple really. black isnt camouflage at night as you can still see a silhouette but neela completely blends you into the darkness. The Nihang Singhs were famous for the midnight ambushes and raids. it wouldnt be much of an ambush if you can see a load of white kachereh walking towards you.
  2. nothing to do with bhaman reet. The Khalsa is distinguishable by uniform and by colour. to make it easier to understand, think about why 2 teams playing football wear different colours. What about Bhai Daya Singhs rehitnama? do you believe it to be made up because we are told to go hunting? is this antigurmat in your view? Also the translation of the pangti you quoted from Asa Di Vaar is wrong. there is nothing to mention everyone followed the way of the turks and pathans. it says everyone wore blue clothing and robes and the turks and pathans attained power. According to Ithihaas, did Akali Guru Nanak Dev Ji wear Neela bana in Mecca? Can you please explain the contradiction in Bhai Nand Lal Rehitnama?
  3. You punjabis are dumb. Red was worn by Bandai Sikhs and ascetics, Green was worn by the mughal army. We are told to wear blue garments by Pyara Bhai Daya Singh, the first of the panj pyare and we are told in rehat not to wear red or green. Who are you compared to Pyara Bhai Daya Singh? Also in Karninama by Akali Guru Nanak Dev Ji it states that the Khalsa will wear blue. Drop your ego. All you punjabis that wanna wear your red or green patiala shahi paghs to match your shirts and ties go ahead, but don't try and justify it with your manmat when its stated in maryada and you haven't bothered to look into it.
  4. Lets also not forget Akali Guru Gobind Singh Jis reaction to the masands who were stealing from the gurdwara and spreading pakhandi teachings. Your path of acceptance will only lead to skewed and corrupt education.
  5. back to the main point, this guy does get about in clubs looking like a christmas tree and ive seen the pics to prove it
  6. Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh Kirpan Amrit is given to bibiya by Budha Dal. You're better off asking real nihangs from Dal or Hazur Sahib. http://www.amritworld.com/main/?p=86#sthash.9pwYEMjI.dpbs
  7. Its manmat to say you can wear any colour, especially if its your own thought and you havent reseached to make sure your claims are valid. Neela was and is the colour of the Khalsa. As mentioned in Bhai Daya Singh Rehitnama (First of the Panj Pyare) and in Salok Dumalle Da. there are tons of historical references to Neela
  8. its definitely out of blind ritual but im trying to find the root of this ritual. its harmless really but I would still like to find out the reason behind it. Ive seen it on pretty much every wedding card ever. its just like orange colouring in water flicked on the cards and bags of sugar. Its not done at the Gurdwara but at the venue or house. On the kurmai before the boys side go home, the girls side flick the same orange coloured water on the boys side. They probably do it in India as well although ive never been to a wedding in India.
  9. Do you know the meaning/history behind why its thrown/flicked culturally? it obviously does have a meaning, just not a meaning that's Sikhi related.
  10. Waheguru ji ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh Does anyone know the real history or relevance of throwing rangh on wedding cards/bags of sugar or on the boys side after a kurmai? Any reference to history would be helpful Thanks Gurdial Singh
  11. You will not be missed. You obviously have no life beyond internet forums and are by no means a Soorma (unless you're behind a computer) otherwise you would confront the acts you don't agree with like a man. I for one am glad to see that your sissy tantrums and childish insults will disappear.
  12. Jagsaw 'singh' your just a nindak. i feel sorry for you being constantly butthurt by the nihang singhs carrying out traditions that are centuries old. your probably one of the pro vegan, tree hugging NKJ rent boys that just bashed nihangs all day because of his own inadequacy. Ive been reading comments off this site for a while and it always seems to be you commenting on Nihang Singhs in a negative light when in actual fact without them you wouldnt exist. The Akali Nihangs including Akali Nihang Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharaj follow maryada of degh and jhatka and without them doing so, you wouldnt be able to spout the utter <banned word filter activated> that you do day in and day out. By the way 'gulaal' is thrown on Holi to replicate blood as tradition which Guru Gobind Singh Ji started. Since you feel sorry for the goats, please go to Sachkhand Sri Hazoor Sahib and try and stop the tradition. Take the cannabis off a nihang singh just as hes about to do ragra and see what happens to you. Seems to be a lot of talking <banned word filter activated> on your part and not much action. Same <banned word filter activated> from a fruity manmat following keyboard warrior.
  13. You do realise that are not photos of our Gurus? They are just artist depictions so no beadbi or lack of satkaar is taking place. They shouldn't even have the paintings there You do realise that are not photos of our Gurus? They are just artist depictions so no beadbi or lack of satkaar is taking place. They shouldn't even have the paintings there
  14. You do realise that are not photos of our Gurus? They are just artist depictions so no beadbi or lack of satkaar is taking place. They shouldn't even have the paintings there
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