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1735596483_ReasonOfhazursahibjhatkamaryadaAndbloodtilaktodaggers_HIGH.mp4

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The Guru then said to his Sikhs, "All of the Khalsa should listen [to this directive], carrying weapons is the highest action.
When you come to have my Darshan, adorn your body with weapons.
When showing yourself to me have your Kamar Kasa [waist band which holds weapons] tied, in such a way I shall be extremely happy.
Those men who do not have Kesh [unshorn hair] or Shastars [weapons], do not recognize those men as full men. Those who have Kesh [unshorn hair], recognize those as half-men.
Those who have adorned themselves with Kesh [unshorn hair] and Shastar [weapons], those men have attained their full form."
After listening to this discourse by the Guru, Sikhs would come to the Guru adorning various weapons.
The appearance of a Singh [is complete] with weapons, when the Guru see's this He becomes extremely happy.
Those Sikhs who went towards the Guru without wearing a Kamarkasa [waist band which holds weapons], the Guru would never look towards them.
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[1] - Call to Arms by Guru Gobind Singh Ji (manglacharan.com)
 
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Who are Pygmies?
 
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@chatanga1 @dalsingh101 @sarabatam @Soulfinder @Trimandeep Singh and others.
Have you heard of this Maryada before? Did Nihangs Singhs do this in the past? Any historical sources which mention this?
A bowl of sacrificial blood (possibly after Jhatka), is passed around during Amrit Sanchar (possibly for sipping) to initiate the Sikh into Kshatri (warrior) tradition of the Khalsa. This is done after the regular Amrit Sanchar, where the bowl of Amrit (Khande da) has been passed around for drinking.
@GurjantGnostic - Have you come across this tradition in any other warrior cultures?
 
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Shastar Tilak - Takht Sri Hazur Sahib, Nanded - YouTube
Reason Of hazur sahib jhatka maryada And blood tilak to daggers - YouTube
 
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Love this topic,lets hear more experiences.
In my opinion,rather than hunting ghosts unsuccessfully it's better to invoke them if you have the knowhow and protection,even then usually those with an active third eye are able to see and communicate. 
Chance encounters are the fun ones,not much damage done,just get spooked,spirit just miserable or wants to play tricks depending on type.many were never human.
spirits/jins sent by a shaman at the bidding of someone are the deadly ones. Here, the real deal shamans don't keep low grade spirits to do their dirty jobs but old powerful damned creatures who have decades or centuries of experience passed down from  master to student. these are the ones to stay very far from. But can't do that as you dont know when you could get hit because of somebody you offended.
If you do get attacked this way usually manifests as sickness/accidents or you start seeing them,cant sleep,going mad etc. Then you're left with few choices,either go through it with faith in the Waheguru and accept it as his hukam or you find another shaman to heal you. Either the shaman has something much stronger that hes able to bash that creature and the aggressor shaman away(aggressor shaman ends up very sick or dead in this scenario) or the most common ending is a deal is made between the 2 shamans spiritually,that the target has suffered enough etc,let him go, we'll call it even. Being a middle man good samaritan trying to help out the victim in this case is equally dangerous, as you end up being targeted for interfering even if you were only there to provide transportation and emotional support. 
 
 

Dear Sangat

Our Gurus frequently mentioned duality as one of the core causes for man's spiritual failings.

I'm wondering what exactly is the nature of this duality?

Please provide some support for any conceptualisations you post.

Once Prophet Muhammad and Jesus Christ visited Baba Harnaam Singh Ji Rampur Khera waale.
Devi devte do exist because in bani,Guru sahib says that these Devi devte praise Vaheguru at his feet. In Sri Chandi di Vaar, guru sahib says Akaal Purakh CREATED demons to keep the Devi devte's ego and pride in check.
They all came on earth to spread Dharma but eventually fell into the trap of 5 vices.
Trimandeep Singh 

It's 100% true that Hindu Devi Devte existed and exists.  Previously i used to believe they don't,  but after listening to many kathas by puran Brahmgyanis, like Sant Baba Isher Singh Ji Rara Sahib Wale, i believed in their presence from the core of my heart. I also believe the existence of prophet Muhammad and Jesus.
Currently reading biography of Sant Baba MahaHarnaam Singh Ji Bhucho Wale  and there are many references in those books too. 
No further question or doubt left in my mind. 

Yes

Because dass has heard in katha and they do exist 100% as they all have got their duties to do

Yes the devi devta exist 100%. 

Thank you for summarizing. I'm too ignorant to benefit from the video. 
I'm still watching it... Just not understanding too much. 

@Soulfinder
 
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Can you please share those experiences, if you know them?
Thanks
 
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Gone ghost hunting: Meet some Canadians who seek out the ‘dead’ (msn.com)
 
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The only thing I've heard of that was remotely similar is European accounts of the late 1700s that claim that some boar blood was added to the amrit when converting muslay to the Khalsa panth. I don't know how true this was, but it could have also been used as a test to weed out infiltrators. I think if some people practiced this (and it was probably a minority, as so little sullay converted by the looks of it), it was probably more down to practical considerations (like the aforementioned infiltration test) rather than any ritualistic thing.  

Nice. I think this passage is definitely inspired by the hukam namas sent by Guru ji.  

@dalsingh101 @GurjantGnostic
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The Guru then said to his Sikhs, "All of the Khalsa should listen [to this directive], carrying weapons is the highest action.
When you come to have my Darshan, adorn your body with weapons.
When showing yourself to me have your Kamar Kasa [waist band which holds weapons] tied, in such a way I shall be extremely happy.
Those men who do not have Kesh [unshorn hair] or Shastars [weapons], do not recognize those men as full men. Those who have Kesh [unshorn hair], recognize those as half-men.
Those who have adorned themselves with Kesh [unshorn hair] and Shastar [weapons], those men have attained their full form."
After listening to this discourse by the Guru, Sikhs would come to the Guru adorning various weapons.
The appearance of a Singh [is complete] with weapons, when the Guru see's this He becomes extremely happy.
Those Sikhs who went towards the Guru without wearing a Kamarkasa [waist band which holds weapons], the Guru would never look towards them.
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[1] - Call to Arms by Guru Gobind Singh Ji (manglacharan.com)
 
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Bro we done coulda told them that. But they won't listen. Lol. 

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[1] - Israeli Researchers Present First Clinical Evidence That Cannabis at Microdosing Levels Relieves Pain (prnewswire.com)
 
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@Trimandeep Singh @chatanga1 @dalsingh101 @GurjantGnostic
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Guru Gobind Singh Ji commanded from his pious mouth, "make large cauldrons of Sukha. Having adorned weapons, the Singhs will need an intoxicant which will keep them in great bliss.
Out of all drugs, Cannabis is the best, [because] it was a favorite amongst Shiva and other Gods. It's consumption helps one focus upon the True Guru's Lotus Feet and His True Name. Clearing all doubts from one's mind it instills peace.
[Sukha] removes all doubts from one's mind, fosters contentment in one's heart and brings great happiness. Make Sukha to destroy all pains from ones heart, by adding black pepper the Khalsa consumes [Sukha].
It's consumption increases appetite and strength in the body, and removes all suffering." Great cauldrons were made of Sukha, some Singhs had it once and some more often.
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[1] - "Out of all drugs, Cannabis is the best" - Guru Gobind Singh (manglacharan.com)
 
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