beliefs and traditions of other religions." -- WhoAreTheSikhs.com"It is incumbent on those who know to teach those who do not know.""A Sikh's purpose is to celebrate Naam and live as a saint-soldier, i.e., protect the weak and innocent while serving the people of the Earth.""...
External Links Sikhism the Green Religion- (Opinion by By Jagtaran Singh) Sikhism is eco-friendly Alliance of Religions and Conservation SIKHISM and the ENVIRONMENT Sikh Gurus and Environment Manvir Singh on Sikhism and the Environment Part 1Part 2...
Some say that Guru Gobind Singh did not abolish caste system within Sikhs but merely implied equality of all castes. As per this view each caste was to play their respective functional role but no caste was to be treated as superior or inferior to the other, and that all occupations from ...
Belief in reincarnation plays an important role in the lives of millions in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism, and other religions originating in India. לאמונה בגלגול נשמות תפקיד חשוב בחיי מיליו...
. Symbolically this means that they are drinking death. The Amrit of a Sikh means that he no longer distinguishes between life and death. They are one and the same, except for a transformation. Sikhs do not view death in the same terms as the adherents of other religions and as a ...
Aside from claiming on such grounds that they are truly secular, Hindu nationalists also suggest that the separation of religion from government is endemic to Hindu thought and that Hindus are naturally tolerant of other religions, thus making India’s Hindu majority the ideal secularists. BJP ...