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Sikhism Beliefs
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Sikhism Beliefs
Nature Of God
- There is only one god 'Ik Onkar'
- Karta Purakh: He is the Creator
- Akaal Moorat: Immortal, without form
- Satnam: Eternal Truth is His name
- Nir Vair: He is without hate
- Gur Prasad: He can be reached through the mercy and grace of the true guru.
- God can be experienced when he reveals himself to Sikhs, he has no limits
- He is Immanent: in everything, Transcedent: beyond everything
- Sikhs believe that God is: Beyond human description, has no gender
- Human words cannot describe the greatness of God
- God can be experienced when he reveals himself to Sikhs, he has no limits
- Gur Prasad: He can be reached through the mercy and grace of the true guru.
- Nir Vair: He is without hate
- Nirhau: He is without fear
- Ajooni: Beyond birth and death
- Saibhang: He is the enlighter, self-existent
- Ajooni: Beyond birth and death
- There is only one god 'Ik Onkar'
God as Creator
- God is the creator of the world
- He is Omnipotent
- God is present and beyond his creation
- Guru Granth Sahib 12: 'You yourself are the Creator'
- Mool Mantar: 'Karta Purakh' He is the creator
- When Guru Nanak pointed his feet towards a holy Muslim shrine in Mecca he said, 'Kindly turn my feet in the direction where god is not.
- Mool Mantar: 'Karta Purakh' He is the creator
Purpose Of Life
- The Gurmukhs are celebrated in life and death (Guru Granth Sahib 125)
- They are mad to become 1 with God
- The gurus taught people that they are made to serve others
- The purpose is to earn good karma and break the cycle of rebirth to join with God
- Gurmukh: God-centred
- Manmukh: Man-centred
- Haumai: Too much pride/ego
- Manmukh: Man-centred
- A person should meditate on the name of God and rid themselves of world attachment, greed etc.
- They feel spiritually purified when they devote time to meditating
- Sikhs feel that life has many purposes due to many reasons
- The Gurmukhs are celebrated in life and death (Guru Granth Sahib 125)
Sewa
- Selfless service
- Man (mental service e.g. teaching), Tan (Physical Service e.g. Cleaning), Dhan (Donations e.g. Money)
- 'In the midst of the this world, do sewa, and you shall be given a place of honour in the court of the lord' (Guru Granth Sahib 26)
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