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Summary of Question: | Question regarding hair |
Category: | Hair |
Date Posted: | Sunday, 7/23/2000 3:01 AM MDT |
I am sorry to say that I used to cut my beard but keeps my head hair unshorn. evryone says me a sikh normaly.
The biggest hindu gods, Vishnu, Brahma, Siva, Ram, Krishna and so on. All were keeping the hair unshorn. ( Even Jesus do keep the hair ) Even I heard from some one that in the fourth Veda`s of Hindu which is for this ( KALJUG ) period have been written by Ved Viyas that Vishnu will come in Kaljug in the form of Nanak thus will change soul 10 time as a ten gurus.
The question is :
Are the sikh ( learner ) is the real form of Hindu ?
Can be say that all the Hindu Gods are actually Sikh.
Jesus Christ did not cut his hair can he be called a Sikh from the appearence.
Why all the earlier Hindu Sadhu Sant keeps the hair even today the Sadhu not not cut their hair.
Do the Hair help to receive the message from God as we know that the God always send his message but only beloved one can receive it.
On the body the grow of hair is not equal unlike nails.
Is there any science which can proove Why the hair on the eyebrow remains small where as the hair of beard grow long ?.
Vahe Guru Ji Ka Khalsa Vahe Guru Ji Ki Fateh.
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Hair is a source of power and energy. Sadhu's and devotees of God all kept themselves as God created them, with their hair intact.
The Hindu Gods were not Sikhs. They did not have the Siri Guru Granth Sahib as their guide and Guru.
Jesus Christ was an enlightened Human Being and a teaher of truth, as were the Sikh Gurus. He was not a Sikh in the sense that he practiced the rehit Maryada as we do.
Even the hair on the head and the beard hair will stop growing when it reaches the optimum length for that individual. When you accept the power of the physical form of our body as a gift from God, you gain the power for which it was designed.