Sikhism has three distinctive features: its philosophy, community institutions, and physical appearance requirements. The philosophy emphasizes devotion to God and remembrance of God's name. Institutionally, Sikhism established the langar community kitchen system and requires donations of one-tenth of income. It also believes in power to preserve religious freedom represented by the sword. Physically, Guru Gobind Singh established the five articles of faith that Sikhs are required to maintain: uncut hair, sword, underwear, comb, and bracelet.
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Slide 2: Introduction to Mindfulness
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2. Each prophet gives some
light and message to the world.
Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the
Founder of Sikhism, and his
nine successors made a distinct
contribution to religion and
religious thought.
Sikhism may be distinguished
from other religions from three
stand-points:
philosophy, community or
institution and physical
appearance
•
Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the Founder
of Sikhism, and his nine
successors made a distinct
contribution to religion and
religious thought.
3. From the philosophical stand-point, the
contribution of Sikhism may be called
Nam Marg.
Guru Nanak Dev JI emphasized the need
for man's devotion to the Timeless
Almighty.
He illustrates the attributes of God in his
Mul - MuntraHe asks man to dedicate
himself, day and night to the
remembrance of God and His Name.
"Har kirat utam Nam
hai vich kaljug karni
sar."
4. The Guru also gave to his followers
the form of a community with certain
institutions such as Deg, Teg, and
Fateh.
By Deg is meant the system of
community kitchen (Langar) maintained
by contributions of the Sikhs.
Everyone is to donate one-tenth
(Daswand) of his income
Deg is meant the
system of community
kitchen (Langar)
5. . Teg, is the sword or Bhagwati
represents power, which was necessary
to preserve freedom of religious worship
and to end tyranny.
For this reason, Guru Gobind Singh Ji
gave to God among other names, the
name of Sarabloh (All steel).
The Sikh believes in God's victory
(fateh). the victory is God's and the
Khalsa is God's.
Teg, is the sword or power,
necessary to preserve freedom
of religious worship and to end
tyranny.
6. The Sikh always
believes in Chardi
Kala, (progress and
optimism) in the reform
and improvement of
society, as a continous
process.
7. • .
• Guru Gobind Singh Ji
gave the Sikh a new
appearance and
administered him the
Baptism of the Sword.
•
He infused in him a
spirit of fearlessness
and a belief in his own
invincibility and told
him to maintain the five
symbols*, symbols
are: Hair (Kesh),
Sword (Kirpan),
Underwear (Katcha),
Comb (Kanga),
Bracelet (Kara).
Sikhism also believes in discipline
8. Nawab kapoor
singh doing sewa even
after accepting nawabi
The tenth Guru, after administering his new
baptism to the five chosen ones, asked
them on bent knees and with folded hands,
to administer baptism (Amrit) to him. In the
entire human history, there is no other
case of a Guru kneeling before his
followers.
Another tenet of Sikhism is humility (Garibi).
The Gurus asked their followers to regard themselves
servants of the Congregation (Sangat).