Falcon or Baaz in Sikhism is a symbol of “Sikhan da mann nevan mat uchi” means “May the Sikhs always remain in humility, sublime intelligence.”
Sikhs Tenth Master or Guru Guru Gobind Singh called "Chittey Baaza vala" means Keeper of White Falcon.
To infuse his Sikhs with worth and valour the Tenth Guru conducted his affairs as a Emperor, infact another title for Guru Gobind Singh Ji is “shah–hay–shehanshah”, the Shah (King) of all Shahs. Guru Ji held darbar (court) where he met with Rajas and emperors as well as the poor and needy. Guru Ji conducted his affairs fully armed (shastardhari) and sat on the Takhat (Throne).
The image of Guru Ji with a sword, a quiver of arrows and his shield draped at his side, with a Kalgi (royal plume) decorating his turban while holding the white bird of prey is a very potent image; one that is etched into the minds of all devoted Sikhs.
Sikhs Tenth Master or Guru Guru Gobind Singh called "Chittey Baaza vala" means Keeper of White Falcon.
To infuse his Sikhs with worth and valour the Tenth Guru conducted his affairs as a Emperor, infact another title for Guru Gobind Singh Ji is “shah–hay–shehanshah”, the Shah (King) of all Shahs. Guru Ji held darbar (court) where he met with Rajas and emperors as well as the poor and needy. Guru Ji conducted his affairs fully armed (shastardhari) and sat on the Takhat (Throne).
The image of Guru Ji with a sword, a quiver of arrows and his shield draped at his side, with a Kalgi (royal plume) decorating his turban while holding the white bird of prey is a very potent image; one that is etched into the minds of all devoted Sikhs.
Great job, We need to understand these things , knowledge so one's personality can think positive and do the needful to humanity. This truth will give real patience and built real character.
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