Pandit is the guru that teaches the people of flesh how to avoid anger and keep away from petty fights by obeying to the moral laws. Such people cannot be rectified through the word of mouth but sword only. The disciples of Jesus, who formed the first Church of God, got rid of all their wealth to join the commune in which all were treated alike. Kes is the norm of the people of the Khashtri Varn. Because the secular administrators became corrupt like the shopkeepers, so they became clean shaven so that people could not point to their beards anymore to put them to shame.
People get proud of their status in life, wealth, etc.
This Sachae Paatshah Gobind Singh Ji demonstrated by becoming part of the Khalsas through Baptism. The soldiers of kings used to get them from their families when they used to leave their family homes to fight for the country but on their return to homes, it was torn away or let it wear off. Thus, the Khalsas are not householders or family people and this is well stressed in the story of Bhai Joga Singh, who was called to duty at the eleventh hour during the wedding ceremony. Royal King Gobind Singhji himself did not consummate His last third marriage and the clever psychic Banda Singh Bahadur was specifically instructed not to get married, sit on a secular throne or become a guru. The Kalsas are also not allowed to work for money but for philanthropy that involves no payment.