The concept of how the universe came into being is one of the central themes addressed by many religions. Christianity and Sikhi both recognize a Creator, yet their explanations of how creation unfolded are significantly different, both in process and perspective. The Christian explanation The Bible,
Read MoreIn the Bible, women are often seen as inferior to men. The scriptures suggest that women have a lower status compared to men, and many biblical teachings reflect this view. For instance, the Bible mentions that women’s roles are limited, and at times, they are even
Read MoreA complete reading of the Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji begins with Sri Japji Sahib, excluding the first eighteen pages, which consist of the title page, table of contents, and index. It is universally accepted by all Sikhs that these eighteen pages are not part of
Read MoreSome people believe that Sikhi teaches all religions are equal and lead to the same destination, but that is not true. Sikhi, or Gurmat (the teachings of the Guru), has always been presented as a unique and distinct path from the very beginning. Sikhi teaches that
Read MoreKrishna is regarded as an Avtaar (incarnation) of Vishnu. Like all human beings, he is known for his noble deeds but was also susceptible to making mistakes. He was blessed with physical beauty and possessed supernatural abilities expected of an Avtaar. While delivering spiritual guidance to
Read MoreThroughout Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, Vaheguru is glorified through references to well-known figures and concepts from the cultural and religious context of the time, individuals who were widely regarded as great or divine. In this particular Shabad (sacred hymn), terms like Krishna, Mata Devki, and
Read MoreKrishna is believed to be an Avtaar (incarnation) of the deity Vishnu. Like all mortals, he performed many noble deeds, but he was not free from shortcomings. He possessed exceptional beauty and divine powers, attributes typically associated with Avtaars. During the battlefield discourse with Arjuna, Krishna
Read MoreIn Sikhi, the question of free will is not a mere philosophical curiosity but a lived reality that shapes how we navigate existence. Do we, as Sikhs, possess free will? Gurbani offers a profound answer: we have free will – the freedom to intend – but
Read MoreIn today’s world, a troubling misconception is spreading within some circles of the Sikh community: the idea that Giaan (knowledge) is the Guru. This notion not only misinterprets Gurbani but also undermines the very foundation of Sikhi, the eternal presence of Guru Nanak Dev Ji as
Read MoreGurbani teaches compassion, ethical living, and righteousness that have guided Sikhs for generations. Yet, the question of meat consumption, specifically the practices of Jhatka and Halal, remains a topic of debate and misunderstanding within the Sikh community. This article examines the meaning of “kutha”, its implications
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