Sri dasam granth ji

[Akalisingh788]

Wjkk wjkf, does anyone here know if damdami taksal also prints pad ched senchiya of sri dasam granth or do they only do larivaar? Thank you for your time 

wjkk wjkf 

[Guest Devil]

You just need pad ched senchiya of Sri dasam granth JI,,, you can easily get it from market...

But if you need it from taksal only,,, then sorry, I don't know.. 

[Akalisingh788]

2 hours ago, Guest Devil said:

You just need pad ched senchiya of Sri dasam granth JI,,, you can easily get it from market...

But if you need it from taksal only,,, then sorry, I don't know.. 

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[Akalisingh788]

And also are you supposed to jhatka a coconut every time a rakhsas comes up?

[TaksalDaSingh9771]

bhul chuck maaf 

akal ji sahae 

 

[Guest]

21 hours ago, Akalisingh788 said:

And also are you supposed to jhatka a coconut every time a rakhsas comes up?

What is rakhsas?

[MrDoaba]

12 minutes ago, monatosingh said:

What is rakhsas?

Demons, evil beings etc.

[Guest]

Just now, MrDoaba said:

Demons, evil beings etc.

Cheers

22 hours ago, Akalisingh788 said:

And also are you supposed to jhatka a coconut every time a rakhsas comes up?

Seeing as that would be ritualistic if you could find anywhere in Sikhi (gurbani, rehatnama, etc) that proves this that would help. Otherwise it's probably an old culturalistic and ritualistic saying.

[Guest Kaur 2]

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22 hours ago, Akalisingh788 said:

And also are you supposed to jhatka a coconut every time a rakhsas comes up?

Why are you supposed to jhatka a coconut every time a demon comes up? It seems a bit weird. It also wastes A LOT of coconuts, I mean have you seen how many times "rakhsas" comes up in Chandi Di Vaar?  

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[MrDoaba]

5 minutes ago, monatosingh said:

Seeing as that would be ritualistic if you could find anywhere in Sikhi (gurbani, rehatnama, etc) that proves this that would help. Otherwise it's probably an old culturalistic and ritualistic saying.

It is ritualistic but there's nothing wrong with it. It's symbolism and it intensifies the emotions and message of the bani, almost dramatises it. Think about how we use hand gestures, or poem/book to play/film adaptations.