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Sikh Religion. I have been a Sikh for 25 years. I have studied the Sikh scriptures (Siri Guru Granth Sahib) and have practiced Yoga for just as long. Sikhism is a comparitively young religion (500 years) and so its history is not clouded with legend. There have been splits within the essential beliefs but no major ones and there is very little that all Sikhs throughout the world could not agree upon. Being a convert and a Westerner, my view may be somewhat more "rigid" but I can guarantee that all points of view are rationally considered.
I have been Sikh for over 20 years and for most of the days within those years I have practised what I have preached.
It is, for me a perfectly reasonable explanation of a disorderly world. It affords a path through the rubble that daily life sometimes becomes.
Reality of divinity and realization of same with all of my fellow travelers upon this sphere.
We ARE all One.
We are all ONE.
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You say, "written by the hand of humans (the Gurus), and not directly from God." But is not everything which happens most directly the work of God? Sikhs believe God to be everywhere and at all times and
Sat Nam, the most direct answer I can supply is that we honor the ten gurus because they embodied the spirit of Wahe Guru and were examples of how the connection to Wahe Guru is lived and maintained. There
Sat Nam (God's Identity is Truth) Joanna: Thank you for your interest. There are excerpted copies, called Sacred Nit Nems which contain a number of Sikh prayers (That is what the Siri Guru Granth Sahib
That depends on whether we are PREPARED to die. Have we lived our lives in a sacred and righteous manner. Are we AFRAID of death or do we merely expect that it will happen and not be upset when it does
Somewhat too general of a question. The meaning of life is in how we live it. So to answer that you would have to live a spiritual life and in that way "discover" its meaning. SIKHS live a life devoted
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