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The Origins of Sikhism: A Brief History
Sikhism has a long history of spiritual teachings, social reform, and unflinching courage while being one of the world’s youngest major religions. It was created during intense social and religious unrest on the Indian subcontinent, and its message is still very relevant today. Let us embark on a journey back in time to the birth…
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The Concept of Maya in Sikhism
Finding Balance in a Material World Imagine this: you’re in a bustling marketplace. People rush about, their hands full of goods, their faces lit with anticipation. There’s joy in the air but also tension. Beneath the surface, a more profound struggle exists between desire and contentment, fleeting pleasures and lasting peace. This is the story…
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Acceptance and Contentment (Hukam and Santokh) in Sikhism
Acceptance and Contentment (Hukam and Santokh): Embracing Divine Will Life often feels like a whirlwind of events, some bringing joy and others testing our strength. Amid this ebb and flow, Sikhism offers profound wisdom through two guiding principles: Hukam (Divine Will) and Santokh (Contentment). These timeless teachings remind us that peace doesn’t come from controlling…
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Concept of Seva in Sikhism
Seva: A Path to Spiritual Growth and Social Harmony Seva is a foundation stone of Sikhism, a concept that transcends simply helping others. It is a way of living that embodies love, humility, and selflessness. Through Seva, Sikhs connect deeply with the Divine and contribute to the well-being of society. It’s not just an action…
“Dwell in peace in the home of your own being, and the Messenger of Death will not be able to touch you.”
Guru Granth Sahib