So I’d like to share a little on this very progressive and very loving religion.
It’s a young religion, but the fastest growing. Many new found followers are drawn to the loving nature and welcoming aspect that Sikhi lives by.
The non-discriminatory aspect of Sikhism is built into each and every Gurdawara or temple. You will find four doors on all four sides of every single Sikh temple.
That is to show the welcoming solidarity by the Sikhs. It’s to show people that all are welcome from all four corners of the globe.
No one is turned away. Many Gurdawara have now become refuge for the hungry. No one is refused a meal.
The langar hall serves food around the clock cooked up by volunteers that come and go non-stop.
The 5 Tenets Of Sikhi
The Five Sacred Tenets of the Religion Are
1. Kesh – uncut hair or beard
2. Kara – a bracelet usually made of steel or iron that cannot be destroyed
3. Kangha – a comb for the Kesh usually wooden
4. Kachera – an undergarment
5. Kirpan – a small curved sword made of steel
