Sikhism Conception, Theory, Beliefs, and People. A little about me… Junior at UCD, premed Raised in San Jose, CA Attending camps/retreats/Khalsa School.

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Sikhism Conception, Theory, Beliefs, and People

A little about me… Junior at UCD, premed Raised in San Jose, CA Attending camps/retreats/Khalsa School for the past 15 years Contact:

Some terms to know SIKH – student, disciple of the Sikh faith GURU – teacher, refers to founders of Sikhism GURDWARA – “Court of the Guru”, Sikh place of worship WAHEGURU – Sikh name for God GURBANI – the writings of the Guru Granth Sahib GURU GRANTH SAHIB – Sikh scripture, current Guru

Historical Context Invasions from the West Islam or death Distraught Hindus

Guru Nanak Born in 1469 Against ritualism and labels Believed in quality of conscience Universal brotherhood

kwnVw mhlw 5 ] ibsr geI sB qwiq prweI ] I have totally forgotten my jealousy of others jb qy swDsMgiq moih pweI ]1] rhwau ] Since I found the Sadhsangat, the company of the Holy. nw ko bYrI nhI ibgwnw sgl sMig hm kaU bin AweI ]1] I see no stranger, I see no enemy. Wherever I look, God is all I see.

Three Golden Rules Naam Japo – Meditate on God’s Name Kirat Karo – Earn your living honestly Vand Chhakko – Share your earnings with the needy

Sikhism ahead of its time…

307 Years Before:

451 Years Before:

494 Years Before:

Women in Sikhism

m: 1 ] BMif jMmIAY BMf inMmIAY BMd mMgxu vIAwhu ] From woman, man is born; within woman, he is conceived; to woman he is engaged and married. … so ikau mMdw AwKIAY ijqu jMmih rwjwn ] So why call her bad, she who gives birth to kings?

Women in Sikhism Sikh women have complete equality with men Empowerment through education and initiative

Sikhism and Other Religions If you’re a Hindu, be a good Hindu. If you’re a Muslim, be a good Muslim. Each religion is a different path to the same destination Martyrdom for freedom of faith

Sikhs Pick up the Sword Guru Hargobind: Miri and Piri Violence is a LAST resort Series of battles in history in which the Sikhs participated

The Khanda >

The Khalsa

5 K’s

Sikhs Today

Resources The UCD Shields Library Any questions?

Thank you!