Sikhism mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers over 90 community-made Sikhism mind maps, covering beliefs, worship, the Gurdwara and the Khalsa. Most are aimed at school level, helping students practice connecting ideas and giving teachers material to use in lessons. Choose a map to start exploring.
Mind maps
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63 nodesSikh Beliefs The Nature of God · The Purpose of Life · God as creator · The Oneness of Humanity · Sewa
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45 nodesThe Gurdwara The Langar Hall · The Diwan Hall · Entrance · The Dabar Sahib
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81 nodesSikhism Background · Symbols · Dress · Beliefs · Diversity · Sacred Texts
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45 nodessikhism The 5k's · challenges of being a... · guru granth sahib · gurdwara · guru goblin singh · seva
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86 nodesYr9 RS - Sikhism Ten Gurus · Guru Granth Sahib · Gurdwara · Khalsa · Beliefs about God · Worshipping at Home
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35 nodesKhalsa Sikh Essay What are the 5ks? · What are the rules of... · Spiritual Evolution · What is Khalsa Sikh? · How is a Khalsa diffe... · How might they try to...
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87 nodesReligious Education Sikhism · The Holocaust
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31 nodesSikhism Section 1 Key Terms · Quotes · Chapter 1-6
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54 nodesSikh Beliefs The Nature of God · The Purpose of Life · God As Creator · The Oneness of Humanity · The Nature of Human Life · Sewa
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79 nodesSikh Beliefs Sewa · The Purpose of Life · Nature of God · Life after Death · Sangat
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33 nodesSikhism: Section 3_1 Langar · Adi Granth · Man = Mental service · Tan = Physical service · Dan = Material Sevice · Kirtan
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35 nodesSikh Festivals: Gurpurbs Gurpurb means a holy ... · Celebrations · The Birthday of Guru ... · The Death of Guru Teg...
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27 nodesUntitled 'Nimrata' - Humility/... · Harmandir Sahib - The... · How Hola Mohalla migh... · How many living gurus...
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42 nodesSikhism: Beliefs The Nature Of God · God as creator · The nature of human life · Sewa · Sangat · The Purpose of life
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16 nodesSikhism 2 Sewa - selfless service · Nam sanskar - the nam... · What is Ik Onkar? Ope...
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50 nodesSikh Beliefs The Nature of God · The Purpose of Life · God as creator · The Oneness of Humanity
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27 nodesSikhism beliefs Key Words · Sangat · Sewa · The oneness of humanity · The purpose of life
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16 nodesSikhism Amrit Ceremony · Khalsa
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46 nodesSikhism Philosophy Revelation · Visions and Mystical ... · Philosophical arguements · Numinous · Religious Upbringing · Miracles
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37 nodesSikhism Beliefs Nature Of God · God as Creator · Purpose Of Life · Sewa
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26 nodesSIKHISM Guru Nanak · 5 K's · Guru Granth Sahib · Equality and Serivce
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81 nodessikh beliefs the nature of God · God as creator · the nature of human life · life after death
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37 nodesRs Revision The Nature Of God · God as creator · The Nature Of Human Life · Sewa · The Purpose Of Life
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14 nodesUntitled Jat - Social/cultural... · Sikhs treat people eq... · How might Sikhs show ... · Khalsa - Pure community
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16 nodesSikhism 1 Waheguru - Wonderful ... · Practice of nap japo?... · How nam simran will h... · Why is Guru Hargobind... · What happens at Diwal... · The Rahit Maryada - T...
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25 nodesSikh Beliefs The Nature Of God · God As Creator · The Nature Of Human life · Life After Death
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57 nodesYear 8 RE - Unit 1: Sikhism The Khalsa · Gurus and their teach... · The Gurdwara · The 5 K's
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36 nodesSikh Beliefs The Nature of God · God as creator · The nature of human life · Life after death · The purpose of life · The oneness of humanity
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24 nodesCore sikh beliefs Ik onkar - One god · Only as human they ca... · Mukti - escape cycle ... · Nirgun - god is witho... · Naam simran - the rec... · Engage in Sewa at all...
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32 nodesSikhism Beliefs The Nature Of God · God As Creator · The nature of Human Life
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24 nodesSikhism: Beliefs Nature of God · God as creator · The nature of human life · Life after death
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31 nodesSikh Beliefs The Nature of God · The Purpose of Life · God As Creator
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24 nodesSikh Beliefs God as creator · Sewa · The nature of God · The nature of human life
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11 nodesRE-Khalsa Formation of the Khalsa · Khalsa Aid
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39 nodesSikh beliefs GOD · The five virtues · Karma, Mukti and rebirth · Barriers to Mukti · Stages of liberation · Equality and sewa
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40 nodesSikhism Beliefs Nature Of God · God As Creator · Nature Of Human Life · Life After Death · Sewa
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19 nodesSikhism Beliefs The Nature Of God · God As Creator · Nature Of Human Life · Sangat · Life After Death
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28 nodesWorship Pray · Work · Give
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44 nodesSikh Beliefs The nature of god · Key Words
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6 nodesGuru Granth Sahib It was compiled in th... · Before the Guru Grant... · It is shown a lot of ... · It is important becau... · It is written in Gurm...
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About sikhism mind maps
GoConqr OriginalExploring Sikhism mind maps
These maps organize topics into branches, so you can follow connections between ideas. The map Sikhism gives a broad overview, with branches on beliefs, symbols, festivals and places of worship. It is a useful starting point if you want to see how the topics fit together.
For a closer look, Sikh Beliefs covers the nature of God and the Mool Mantar. Worship includes prayer and meditation, while Sikh Festivals: Gurpurbs focuses on festival days. There are also maps on the Guru Granth Sahib and the Khalsa.
Study with a map
Read a branch, then cover it and explain its main idea in your own words. Return to the map to check what you remembered. If you want to practice recalling vocabulary or answering questions, switch to flashcards or a quiz on the Sikhism unit page. Pick a branch and see what you can recall.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map is a good place to start?
The map titled Sikhism is a useful overview. Its branches include background, beliefs, symbols, festivals and places of worship. Once you have explored those connections, you can look at a more focused map, such as Sikh Beliefs or Worship, for a closer look at a topic.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users. A free account can also save your quiz scores and lets you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Who are these mind maps for?
Most of the maps are aimed at school-level study. Students can use them to practice linking ideas about beliefs, worship and community life. Teachers can use the community-made maps as material for lessons or to help students explore a topic through its branches.