The Kirpan is part of the Five Ks uniform that all initiated Sikhs must adhere to. “Kirpan” literal means “weapon of defence” (“Kirpa” means “mercy” and “Aan” means “honour”) and encapsulates an … The Kirpan is a Shastar (protective weapon) and therefore wearing it on a string or cord is not practical. The Kirpan can be be of any size, however it is must be practical to use and not blunt. Touching a (sarbloh) Kirpan to the Karhaah Parshaad (sacred pudding) is a tradition that we can trace back to the lives of the Guru Sahibaans (before 1708 CE). This action served as an indication of the … (a) KIRPAN BHET (Tucking the Parshaad with a Sword) After the Ardaas (standing formal prayer) and the recitation of the Hukamnama (Edict) from Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji the Kirpaan is put into the … This question is often asked or put forward to Sikhs by non-Sikhs who feel it is unreasonable for the law to allow Sikhs to wear the Kirpan and those who don’t understand the significance of a Sikh wearing … What is the significance of ‘Kirpan Bhet’ to Karhaah Parshaad or Langar? Sacred Literature & Sikh Studies What is the meaning of the Lavan (Sikh marriage hymns)? The four marriage rounds (Lavan) … Sword (Kirpan) is an emblem of truth, justice, courage and adventure. In order to have self-respect, the Khalsa should maintain the means to vindicate his honour. What do you know of the Akhand Kirtani Jatha? The Akhand Kirtani Jatha (or AKJ) is a collective group (jatha) of Gursikhs dedicated to Tat Gurmat (pristine from Gurmat), Khalsa Rehit (code of conduct) … Why don’t Sikhs wear two Kirpans to represent Miri & Piri like the 6th Guru? As per the hukam of Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth Guru, and the Panj Pyaare, Sikhs must wear a kirpan. We can wear more … What is the Spiritual Significance of the 5Ks in relation to the Five Vices? Desires/ Lust (Kaam) Wearing the Kachhera, a Sikh is reminded to control his desire and only look at his own wife or husband. The …
