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Jodhpur: Now after Baba Siddiqui murder Salman Khan is the target of Lawrence Bishnoi’s shooters in the black buck case. Although Salman Khan’s case is in the court, he often receives death threats from the Lawrence Gang. Salman has been an accused in the black buck case for 26 years. He can get forgiveness under a rule of Bishnoi society. Let us know what are the 29 rules of Bishnoi society and under which rule can the Dabangg of Bollywood get pardon?

Unnatis dharma ki akhadi, hirdai dhario joy. Jambhoji Kirpa Kari, name is Bishnoi. This proverb written in the local language of Rajasthan is a vow. Its meaning in Hindi is, only those people who wholeheartedly follow the 29 rules of Guru Jambheshwar are called Bishnoi. There are 29 rules mentioned in this vow and the people of Bishnoi community promise to follow them before their God. Even today the Bishnoi community is following these rules very well.

Saint Rajuram, associated with Bishnoi community, told about the 29 rules given by Guru Jambheshwar and gave information about the importance of each rule. To save these rules, people of Bishnoi community even sacrifice their lives. For example, real sisters Karma and Gaura in 1730, Chimnaram and Pratapram in 1947, Bhiyaram in 1963.

Who was Guru Jambheshwar?
28 August 1451, this is the date when a son was born in the house of Kshatriya Lohatji Panwar in Pipasar, a small village of Nagaur, the princely state of Central Rajasthan. The period in which a child is born is called Bhakti Kaal. Born in a Rajput family, this child was named Dhanraj. But he could not speak anything for the first 7 years, so his family members started calling him ‘dumb throat’. Exactly seven years later he started speaking. After this his spiritual life started, then he got a name and title and was called Guru Jambheshwar. At the age of seven he got the job of grazing cows. When he turned 16, he met Guru Gorakhnath. He gained knowledge from him.

This is how 29 rules of Bishnoi society were formed.
People got influenced by the thoughts of Guru Jambheshwar and started joining him. In the year 1485, at the age of 34, he performed Havan on a big sand dune in village Mukam, this place is called Samrathal Dhora. During this huge havan, a sect was started by establishing the Kalash which was given the name ‘Bishnoi’. The first person to join this sect was Guru Jambheshwar’s uncle Pulhoji. Guru Jambheshwar made 29 rules for the people joining Bishnoi sect.

Know the meaning of 29 rules
These 29 rules are also connected to the word Bishnoi. In the local language of Marwar, ‘Bis’ means ’20’ and Noi means ‘9’, when these two are added the sum is 29. The name Bishnoi is also taken from here. Guru Jambheshwar created a code of conduct of 29 rules for his followers. Of these, 10 rules were made for one’s own safety and health, 9 rules for the protection of animals, 7 rules for the protection of society and 4 rules for spiritual upliftment.

This society loves deer more than life
Taroji Rahar, a farmer of Bishnoi community of Shishwal village of Haryana, opposed the British officer who was hunting black deer during the British era. He sat on a hunger strike and then this hunting was banned. Even many people of the society sacrificed their lives. Bishnoi community is dedicated to the service of life and humanity and considers Guru Jambheshwar as its idol. Black bucks are found where people of Bishnoi community live. Following the 29 principles of Guru Jambheshwar, he loves him more than his life. Even the women of the society breastfeed the deer babies.

Know what are the rules of Bishnoi society
29 rules of Bishnoi society are followed to maintain peace, nature, love and religious discipline in the society. These rules touch every aspect of life, be it personal conduct, responsibility towards nature or social responsibility. Read the rules of Bishnoi society,

keep sutak for thirty days
Taking bath every morning.
to maintain modesty and be content
To maintain external and internal purity.
Performing two-day evening worship.
Aarti and Harigun song in the evening.
Performing Havan with devotion and love.
Use after filtering water, fuel and milk.
Speak after thinking about your speech.
To have forgiveness and mercy.
Don’t steal.
Do not criticize.
Speak only falsely.
To give up debate.
Keep fast on Amavasya.
To worship Vishnu.
Kindness to animals.
Do not cut green trees.
To control passions like lust, anger etc.
Making the kitchen with your own hands.
Keep that thought immortal.
Do not castrate the bull.
Do not eat.
Not to consume tobacco.
Do not smoke cannabis.
Do not drink alcohol.
Do not eat meat.
Giving up blue clothes and indigo.