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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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Meaning of Ek Onkar
Ek Onkar: Understanding the Sikh Concept of One Universal Creator “Ek Onkar” – the words alone carry a depth that has resonated across centuries and souls. For Sikhs and countless others who encounter this teaching, “Ek Onkar” is more than a belief; it is a way of seeing, feeling, and being in the world. At…
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Teachings of Guru Granth Sahib
Living Truthfully (Sach Sunaisi): Honesty as a Core Sikh Virtue In Sikhism, honesty, or Sach Sunaisi, is more than just a virtue – it’s the soul of a meaningful, spiritually rich life. From the very first teachings of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, Sikhs were called to live in the light of truth, to align their…
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Sikhs in Indian Freedom Movement
Sikhs’ Contribution to India’s Independence and Global Justice Movements In the rich history of the Sikh community, one principle stands above all else: the unwavering commitment to justice and equality. Sikhs have played a pivotal role in India’s independence struggle and left an indelible mark on global movements for human rights. Their story is one…
“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