How to sharpen your Shastar (Weapon care) - Sukhbir Singh, Selma USA
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- Bhai Sukhbir Singh shows us how to look after and sharpen our Shastar (sri sahibs/kirpans/weapons). Please check out veerji on IG @sikligar_bladeworks Filmed in Selma, CA, USA in December 2016.
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This Singh is a Giant!
Vaheguru Vaheguru Vaheguru thank you so much paji, with Guru ji's kirpa ill try and get the tools to do seva in the UK. May Guru Maharaj keep kirpa on you to keep doing this seva Vaheguru 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
nicely done. he did mine @yuba city Nagar kirtan... :) waheguru ji kha khalsa Waheguru ji khi fatehh....
If your kirpan is already sharp and rust is forming, you can can get some warm water and put some lemon juice in and leave your Kirpan in it for a while. Then rub the Kirpan with a metal wool / sponge and done! It makes the Kirpan more shiny to. My realatives ( who keep their shastar sharp) coat there kirpan with Desi pure Ghee because if you need to do bhog, you don't have to worry about petroleum in food.
Waheguru ji ka khalsa Waheguru ji ki fateh khalsa ji great message 🙏🏻👌
At the end of the video, in Gurmukhi it says Waheguroo Jee KACH Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh
Good show but use eye protection when using a power machine.
I use desi gheo for coating sarbloh shastars.
Patshao dseo desi gheo da kida use krna
20:20 guy trying to slip by 😂
Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ke Fateh.
I have rust inside my sheath please can you tell us how to clean and maintain the sheath.
Thank you so much for this video.
Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ke Fateh
Thank you for the tutorial!🙏
Khalsa g can u tell me what a name of background shabad.
Jhagardang nagardang
Have you seen Jot Singh Khalsas knives and swords. Very beautiful craftmanship.
also is the kirpan supposed to be purely ornamental or is it a working knife that you would use for daily tasks.
david sandlin Its for private defense of others and yours and also used in ceremonies
Question. When it comes to the 5 Kakars, can they be anything. for example the Kirpan, can it be any sword or dagger or does it have to be a specific style or type?
Further examples
Kara - steel bangle (any)
Kirpan - Sword or dagger (any or does it have to be from Punjab)
Kanga - Wooden comb (any)
Kechara - Cotton underwear (As long as it is cotton)
Kesh - Unshorn hair (on the head, or does this refer to the whole body hair)
it has to be a kirpan
+Journaling Booknerd Kara = shoul dbe made of pure iron (sarb Loh) , Kirpan = can be from anywhere but should not be just ceremonial but sharp and strong, kanga = any wooden comb but should stay inside your turban/patka.. Kesh = uncut hair all over the body
+Basics of Sikhi kechera = cotton underwear that is down to mid thigh at least (like shorts) and cut diagonally so it doesn't rise up too high and also it should have a drawstrong waist which is tied ,not elastic
+Basics of SikhiVaheguru ji ka Khalsa, Vaheguru ji ki Fateh! Thank you for answering my question. I went online and went with the cold steel pendelton mini hunter, as "my" Kirpan. Because even a small Kirpan can be deadly, and I think we also have to keep that in mind (the size of the Kirpan and how potentially deadly they can be) Anyway, my next question is about the Gatra, How does one use it (By this I mean, put the Kirpan in it.). I know to some, it obvious, and a stupid question to ask. But I am American and have no local Sikhs to show me. The nearest Gurdwara is 200 miles away.
kesh means head hair only but it is a myth that you have to keep all body hair . 100percent sure. kesh is a Sanskrit word that means hair on head. similarly dhari means hair on face and rom means body hair . no doubt at all.
I'm not Sikh but I want a Kirpan because they look really nice and they look practical
Though the Sikh belief and laws in general you unfortunately can't wear a kirpan
@@majormalfunction3757 that's nonsense. Indian's carried swords before Sikhs. Also didn't sikh gurus say degh tegh fateh? Food and weapons for everyone not only Sikhs?
@@Ryan-jk5xn not this kirpan its only for baptised sikh the big one and other one are for non sikhs
@@Ryan-jk5xn keep a sword, not a shri sahib kirpaan. A non sikh doesn't have a sprititual connection to the shastar so they can use it for anything and if the mess up, sikhs would be punished for that aswell
i have 1 year old kirpan and it is very loose can you give me some advice to make it tight.
Amandeep SINGH 131313 The mian?
You can fit some sponge in your mian
Guru Gobind Singhji would want us to carry guns ☺️
And we do. Lots of nihang Singh in Punjab carry guns now and Sikhs in USA carry some weapons or train with weapons. And yes guru gobind Singh Ji in dassam Guru Granth Sahib ji maharaj he does praise the gun more than the sword
Please tell the background shabad, ਤਗੜਦਨ
ruclips.net/video/EGuFwMs4718/видео.html
Jhagardan nagardan bagardan baje
👍🏼👍🏼
I have very sharp weapon
just try the auto translation of punjabi subs ^_^ lol
I know you
Punjabi bolo veer apni maa boli ch bolo veer ji