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Sikhism: An Introduction

Nov 30, 2011

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Sikhism: An Introduction. Sikhism comes from the word “Sikh”- Disciple Is a distinct and unique religion, not a sect of Hinduism or Islam Guru is made from two words: Gu (dispeller of ignorance) and ru (bringer of enlightenment) Gurdwara - House of worship (Sikh Temple)

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Sikhism comes from the word “Sikh”- Disciple Is a distinct and unique religion, not a sect of Hinduism or Islam Guru is made from two words: Gu(dispeller of ignorance) and ru (bringer of enlightenment) Gurdwara - House of worship (Sikh Temple) Waheguru – One of the Name of God/Almighty Khalsa - belonging to the divine, ‘Pure’ Guru Granth Sahib ji - The Spiritual Scripture of Sikhs Mool Mantar – Basic Tenet(s) There is but one God True is his name The Creator, without fear, without enmity Timeless, Without birth i.e. unborn and Self illumined Sikhism

Guru Nanak Dev Ji Guru Angad Dev Ji Guru Amar Das Ji Guru Ram Das Ji Guru Arjan Dev Ji Guru Hargobind Ji Guru Har Rai Ji Guru Harkrishan Ji Guru Tegh Bhadur Ji Guru Gobind Singh Ji Ten Gurus (Religious Teachers) - One Eternal Light

THE FIRST MASTERGuru Nanak Dev ji (1469 - 1539) Founder of the Sikhism based on Equality & justice for all

THE TENTH MASTERGuru Gobind Singh ji • Father Martyred to protect the Right of Freedom of Religion • Created the Sikh Nation: Khalsa – legion of the pure with Saint/Soldier qualities to protect anyone from oppression and injustice • Amrit- Baptism Ceremony in 1699 • Prescribed the 5 Articles of Faith • Declared Guru Granth Sahib as the eternal Guru and ultimate spiritual authority for the Sikhs.

Guru Granth Sahib Ji • Compiled by the Sikh Guru’s themselves • Guru Granth Sahib ji revered as living Master • Any member, male or female, of the congregation can read from Guru Granth Sahib Ji. • All religious activity of the Sikhs are focused upon and revolves around the Spiritual Scripture, the Guru Granth Sahib. • Contains teachings of the Gurus and also other Muslim and Hindu saints

Origin of universe is from ONE eternal light source One god/creator - ALL humans created equal Men and Women have same rights Human life - a precious blessing All carry a spark of divine light: consequently no race, pigmentation, gender, is intrinsically superior to others We are to behave as Role Models for those around us Freedom and Liberty for all - Protect yours and others rights Truth, fearless, non-hateful spirit are important in attaining salvation Justice and liberty for all Only Those who practice LOVE obtain God Respect for all Religions Equality of all faiths, caste, creed, race, and all are welcome to the Gurudwara Sikh Beliefs

Sarbat da bhalla :Welfare unto all Seva: Daily selfless service to humanity Service to god through selfless service to humanity and Gods creation. Vand Chakna: sharing with the needy Kirat Karniyee: Honest Labor Honest earnings by hard work Do not become burden on the society Daily Prayers & Meditation Bhai Kanhayia - pioneer of the Red Cross & humanitarian aide organizations Values & Practices

Behold All Human Race as One The Hymns of Muslim, Hindu and so-called ‘lower caste’ saints were incorporated into Guru Granth Sahib ji alongside Sikh Gurus Hymns without any kind of distinction. A Sikh (Bhai Kanhaiya Ji) serving water to friend and foes alike in the battlefield. LANGAR – Free Community Kitchen The tradition of Langar (wherein everyone sit together and share a meal after services regardless of social class or whether they are rich or poor) expresses the ideals of equality, sharing and the Oneness of all humankind

No magic: antidote for evil is to remember God (recite His name) No rituals. No superstitions. No statues or idol worship Sikh men and women keep uncut hair Dress code given by tenth Guru: Guru Gobind Singh, as a form of identity and uniqueness. Sikhs wear the five K’s: Kesh (unshorn hair) Kanga (small comb) Kara (iron bangle) Kirpaan (symbolic sword) Kachera (underpants) Color of turban is personal preference Practices & Dress Code

Kesh: uncut hair: Sikhs do not cut hair or beards to demonstrate their Love and obedience to their faith. Kachera: undershot to represent modesty & fidelity Kanga: wooden comb to keep uncut hair neat and clean Kara : bracelet, made of steel worn on dominant hand : a reminder of noble actions, a symbol of eternity Kirpaan: ceremonial knife symbolizing freedom, liberty and justice  Never to be used as an offensive weapon The Five K’s(Unique Identity - Discipline & Spirituality) DON’Ts • Shaving or cutting of Hair • Eating Halal ( Kutta ) meat • Adultery • Use of tobacco or intoxicants (Smoking, Drugs, Alcohol etc)

Turban - The Heritage & Pride of Sikhs90% of people wearing turbans in Netherlands are Sikhs • Covers long, uncut hair • Approx. 15 feet of cloth wrapped neatly around the head every time it is put on • Symbolizes discipline, integrity, humility, and spirituality • Religious requirement - must be worn at all times in public

Sikhism and Women Rights • Spiritual scripture ( Guru Granth Sahib ) mandate women must be respected and treated as equal to man • Sikh Gurus rejected the old myth of females being inferior to men. • Sikh followers are instructed not to associate with those who discriminate against Women • Sikh Women can do everything • Both men and women are considered capable of reaching the highest levels of spirituality

Guru’s Lead by Example Honest labor and work ("Kirat karni") are the approved way of life in Sikhism. Equal Right to Women Guru Amardas ji conferred equal status on Men & Women Bhai Lehna ji working with Guru Nanak Dev ji in the fields Guru Arjan Dev ji (5th Guru) serving the lepers Community Service - Helping the poor and needy

Sikhs In The Netherlands • Sikhs came to Netherlands over 50-60 years ago • Majority of Sikhs came from India and more recently from Afghanistan. • Around 6-8 thousand Sikhs today in Netherlands • There are total of three Gurdwaras. They are located in Amsterdam, The Hauge and Rotterdam • Around 90% people wearing turbans in Netherlands are Sikhs.

Visit a Gurdwara • Harmander Sahib (also known as Golden Temple): It has four entrances: symbolizing people of any faith, any race are welcomed and encouraged to attend the services. • This concept underscores the peaceful co-existence with all other religions and people. Daily prayer ends with asking God for the good of all humanity • Worshipers of both sexes remove their shoes and cover their heads before entering the Gurdwara, to show respect to teachings of Guru.

Selected Verses • The one who earns an honest living, gives to the underprivileged, (Nanak says), he realizes the true path • You do good for us, but we do not see it as good, you are kind and compassionate for ever and ever • The Supreme Religion of all relegion is to remember Gods name and perform serene and pious deeds. • There are millions upon millions of suns, planets and orbs in the sky, with millions upon millions of skies” • The universe has been created and destroyed many times before, at His will • There is no enemy and no alien, we are friends to everyone.

Resources • www.Sikhs.nl( Dutch ) • www.Sikh-religion.de( German ) • www.Sikhs.org(English) • www.Sikh.dk(Danish) • www.Sikhnet.com( English )

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• DIVINE LIGHT
• Guru Arjan Dev oversaw the building of Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple).
• He also compiled The Adi Granth which included the teachings of first five Gurus that of many Hindu Muslim Saints. It graced the Harmandir Sahib for the very first time in 1604.
• He sacrificed his life for upholding human rights freedom of worship.
• He also built THE AKAL TAKHAT
• Guru Har Rai gave lectures on the writings of the Gurus. He ate simple food which was earned by the labour of his own hands.
• Followers from far would come to Kiratpur to seek the blessings of Guru Har Rai. The Guru spread the message of Sikhism through sending out disciples to eastern India, to Rajasthan and to Delhi.
• Guru Harkrishan was the
• son of Guru Har Rai. He
• succeeded his father as
• Guru at the age of five
• Guru Harkrishan healed
• many people of smallpox
• but died of the disease
• when he was only eight
• years old (1656 - 1664)

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