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Keshdhari | Keshdhari (lit. one who does not trim or remove their hair). Jogis, Bairagis and many Sufis are keshdharis. Sikhs are generally Keshdharis as they also believe in maintaining a natural way of life, but sikhs do not believe that merely keeping hair, guarantees supreme bliss. | ||
If a Sikh keeps their hair untrimmed because of Guru Gobind Singh's Hukam, he has to follow the tenets of the Guru's Hukam to become complete. | |||
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Keshdhari (lit. one who does not trim or remove their hair). Jogis, Bairagis and many Sufis are keshdharis. Sikhs are generally Keshdharis as they also believe in maintaining a natural way of life, but sikhs do not believe that merely keeping hair, guarantees supreme bliss.
If a Sikh keeps their hair untrimmed because of Guru Gobind Singh's Hukam, he has to follow the tenets of the Guru's Hukam to become complete.
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