Khalsa has a Dastar. Shiva has no dastar.
Khalsa wears bana. Shiva wears a loin cloth.
Khalsa is dark blue. Shiva is light blue.
Khalsa carries a Kirpan. Shiva carries a trishool.
Khalsa wears a Kamarkasa. Shiva does not.
Khalsa keeps Kesh. Shiva keeps dredlocks.
Khalsa has a beard. Shiva does not.
1 comments:
Gurfateh
We have the verse in Chaupayee Sahib, servants of God/Sevkans being given pleasure/Sukh of having qualities of Shiv/Sivgun.
Krishna is called Shiv Roop.
(Shri Dasam Guru Darbar)
So more than attire it is to do with quality.
Shiv means kalyankari literally meaning dogooder and not the hindu demigod.
In the same light Akal is called Shiv in Adi Guru Darbar(Ang 553)
And blessing is asked from same while adding "a" as postfix to it with Shiva. "a" makes the meaning as a tendency of doing good or welfare.(in Hindi Praviti or tendency is taken in as feminine gender).(Shri Dasam Guru Darbar, last part of Chandi Charitra).
So it is more for the quality then guise.
regards
vd Singh
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