The Sikh faith is a monotheistic one.It was founded by a guru.The Sikh faith is the fifth largest religion in the world with 26 million followers.The Sikh prayer says that there is one all pervading spirit and it is called truth.It is timeless and self-existent, and it exists in all creation.Seeking knowledge and learning will bring you to know it.Sikhs are to lead moral lives, earn their living through hard work and honest means, and to share with others through charitable contributions and work.A Sikh looks for God through his actions rather than taking himself out of society.
Step 1: Know what it means to be a Sikh.
Sikhs have an obligation to pray daily, work hard, and share with those in need.
Step 2: Understand the meaning of the word.
The word Sikh means to be a student.The students of their teachers compiled their teachings into a unique collection of divine scriptures called theGuru Granth Sahib.
Step 3: You can learn about the religion.
The writings of the Gurus and other religious teachers are in the Granth Sahib.The living guru is the Granth Sahib.
Step 4: Bring the past and present beliefs together.
There are writings by followers of Sikhism that are worth reading.
Step 5: Go to the temple.
You can attend a Gurdwara or Sikh temple if you live in India.It is more difficult to attend a Gurdwara outside of India if you live in a large city.The Granthi/Sikh custodian can provide more information on the Sikh path if you live near a Gurdwara.
Step 6: Do not eat meat that has been ritually killed.
According to the Sikh Code of Conduct, Sikhs are not bound to be vegetarian because they have a great respect for animals.The Sikh Code of Conduct forbids ritually slaughtered meat.Only vegetarian food is served when Sikhs attend a Gurdwara.Whether a Sikh is vegetarian can be determined by what traditions he or she is from.
Step 7: The pervading spirit needs to be acknowledged.
It is difficult to know but not impossible that there is only one all pervading spirit that is formless and timeless.Sikhs place emphasis on meditation to understand Akal because it is only realized through self knowledge.Sikhs want to become one with Akal in order to end the cycle of birth and death.
Step 8: Meditate.
Sikhs meditate for the purpose of realizing truth, as Akal (timeless spirit) is truth and truth isAkal, and as Sikhs know akal through meditation, they know truth.The cycle of birth, death and rebirth can be ended by self realization.
Step 9: Understand the five things that distract you.
They are ego, anger, greed, lust and attachment.The ultimate goal of Sikhs is to union with God.If you want to lead a good life, you must avoid the five distraction.
Step 10: You can learn the teachings of a saint.
He taught that devotion to Akal is the only way to achieve union.rite, pilgrimages, and asceticism are meaningless and should not come as a surprise to anyone.Sikhs should try to balance their work, charity and worship.Sikhs have a positive view of life.They believe that they should defend the rights of others.They should not support stereotypes that support inequality.
Step 11: Don't give money to charity.
Sikhs balance charity with their work and worship.The belief in defending others from poverty is a part of the Sikh faith.
Step 12: There are ritual recitations.
Sikhs often recite parts of the Granth Sahib before and after certain activities.The part of the Granth Sahib that depends on activity is supposed to strengthen faith.
Step 13: You should celebrate your faith.
Sikhs attend many festivals as a sign of faith and to strengthen their faith.There are more Sikh festivals that have been taken from the internet.The lives of the Sikh Gurus are the subject of Gurpurab.They are either birthday celebrations or Sikh martyrdom celebrations.The gurpurab is widely celebrated in Gurdwaras and Sikh homes, but it is not the only one.The martyrdoms are also known as a shaheedi Gurpurab, which commemorates the martyrdom anniversary of two people.Baisakhi or Vaisakhi is celebrated on 13 April and marks rebirth, the beginning of the new spring year and the end of harvest.The Foundation of the Khalsa an Independent Sikh Identity was laid down in 1699 by the tenth guru Gobind Singh.The bandi chhor divas celebrates the release from the Gwalior Fort of the innocent Hindu kings who were imprisoned by Jahangir.When the Khalsa Panth gather at Anandpur Sahib, they display their warrior skills, including fighting and riding.
Step 14: Please pray.
In the morning and evening, Sikhs pray in the Gurdwara and sometimes at home.The morning and evening prayers are listed below.Here is a link to recordings of prayers: http://sgPC.net/live-kirtan-s
Step 15: Take part in a Sikh ceremony.
A Sikh who takes Amrit becomes pure.The five K's are followed by members of the Khalsa.