One main point to remember is when Amrit is being prepared, a Faledi Khanda must be used, which is normally 3 feet in length and razor sharp, not the dull 9 inch Khanda used in this demonstration. Guru Gobind SinghJi during the Khalsa ceremony used a sharp 3 foot Khanda that was made from steel that was so strong that it could cut through steel when used in battle. That specific sword takes months to forge, however we as Sikhs have forgotten our tradition and settled with dull Khande. How can we expect to be baptized with dull Khande , when our Guruji clearly stated, "Khande Di Dar" Amrit besaoo.
Also to be fit, being able to do basic body weight movements such as push up,pull up , squat, sit up ,lunge etc, and some form of self defense or martial art training for a month at least... if you wanna go beyond that then handling and safety and reloading of firearms for pure love and sikhi khalsa self defense purposes
Farah Saman: Sikhs believe in one universal God that resides in every living being. Typically we say Waheguru, which is testament to how wonderful (WOW!) and powerful God is. Gurus taught us to respect all names associated with God, Lord, Yahweh, Allah, Parmeshar, Khuda, Christ, Bhagawan, Isvara, and Waheguru. One must focus attention in creating a relationship with God and living in accordance with God's will, rather than emphasizing on artificial realities that will be of no use. Live truthfully and speak the truth.
Just do alot of prayers practice wearing a turban alot. All of the seven prayers dont do all of them start slow in the morning you must do japji sahib and in the afternoon do rehaas sahib I am on the same journey as you friend hope u will be amrit good luck 👍
@@YOYO-dl6fe initially a full length 3 ft khanda sword was used to prepare amrit. As maharaj in bani gives virtues of khanda in anand sahib “khaneyo tikhi vaalo niki et marig jana” , metaphorically it is told that path of bhagti is smaller than a hair and sharper than a khanda So, the 3 ft actuall khanda was meant to be used. When the times of British raj, gore people changed a lot as their motive was to keep sikhs away from weaponary. They minimised 3 ft sri sahib to 12 inch ones in gatra and because of them, the khanda once was part of Nihang dumalas are now used to grind and dissolve patasshe. Hope you like the history and actual facts
One main point to remember is when Amrit is being prepared, a Faledi Khanda must be used, which is normally 3 feet in length and razor sharp, not the dull 9 inch Khanda used in this demonstration.
Guru Gobind SinghJi during the Khalsa ceremony used a sharp 3 foot Khanda that was made from steel that was so strong that it could cut through steel when used in battle. That specific sword takes months to forge, however we as Sikhs have forgotten our tradition and settled with dull Khande. How can we expect to be baptized with dull Khande , when our Guruji clearly stated, "Khande Di Dar" Amrit besaoo.
Waheguru ji ka Khalsa waheguru ji ki Fateh 🙏🏻🙏🏻💞
Really, Care For Animals is a promise to be done in Amrit Sanchar ? If so, that makes me so so happy !!
Correction its not a baptism... its an initiation into the Khalsa
Gore ya lee baptism ya
Ordination
Is ordination to the order of khalsa
Baptism is an initiation, though. It's not a strictly Christian word
Satnam Sri Waheguru Sahib Ji
Waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh
Waheguru ji❤️🙏🏻
Wehaguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh
Waheguru ❤🙏🏼
WAHEGURU ji
Wmk 🙏🙏
🙏🏻
Wahegru
Also to be fit, being able to do basic body weight movements such as push up,pull up , squat, sit up ,lunge etc, and some form of self defense or martial art training for a month at least... if you wanna go beyond that then handling and safety and reloading of firearms for pure love and sikhi khalsa self defense purposes
I could do 25 push ups in row and 30 squats and 70 sit ups and I could I love ti ride my bicycle
@@josje4508 once you r blessed with amrit. U most adopt the lifestyle of a khalsaa. Saint warrrior lifestyle. U must b able to pick up the sword
Which Gurudwara is this kindly tell?
can I know what is Sikh's god name? I only know that Sikh believe there is one god just like what muslims believe.
Farah Saman the Sikhs believe that their is one god and the name god translates to Vaheguru in Gurmukhi
@@bloo6199 alright thank you
@@bloo6199 does guru nanak and vaheguru the same? because I found same portrait but one is labeled vaheguru, one is guru nanak
Farah Saman no, Guru Nanak Dev Ji is the first Sikh Guru and Vaheguru is god, we believe that Guru Nanak Dev Ji is the power of god
Farah Saman: Sikhs believe in one universal God that resides in every living being. Typically we say Waheguru, which is testament to how wonderful (WOW!) and powerful God is. Gurus taught us to respect all names associated with God, Lord, Yahweh, Allah, Parmeshar, Khuda, Christ, Bhagawan, Isvara, and Waheguru. One must focus attention in creating a relationship with God and living in accordance with God's will, rather than emphasizing on artificial realities that will be of no use. Live truthfully and speak the truth.
God is one, demi-gods are many.
How can I prepare for Amrit
you can't prepare it you have to go and take it from 5 amritdhari singhs called 5 peyare
@@udaysvera1634 sorry?
Just do alot of prayers practice wearing a turban alot. All of the seven prayers dont do all of them start slow in the morning you must do japji sahib and in the afternoon do rehaas sahib I am on the same journey as you friend hope u will be amrit good luck 👍
@@SimranjeetSinghPallan Hanji I’ve been trying to get my amritvela pakka, I wear dastaar/dumala everyday and keep within rehat as much as possible ji
@@rambo4679 yes yes good I do as well continue on your path you'll be fine
we are not to use that khanda
Why kindly tell I am new to Sikhi
@@YOYO-dl6fe initially a full length 3 ft khanda sword was used to prepare amrit. As maharaj in bani gives virtues of khanda in anand sahib “khaneyo tikhi vaalo niki et marig jana” , metaphorically it is told that path of bhagti is smaller than a hair and sharper than a khanda
So, the 3 ft actuall khanda was meant to be used. When the times of British raj, gore people changed a lot as their motive was to keep sikhs away from weaponary. They minimised 3 ft sri sahib to 12 inch ones in gatra and because of them, the khanda once was part of Nihang dumalas are now used to grind and dissolve patasshe. Hope you like the history and actual facts
@@sahajdeepsingh4125 ooo ok thanks for telling veer ji. VJKK VJKF
Its NOT baptism !