Sikhism 4.5 / 5 based on 5 ratings ? Religious StudiesSikhismGCSEAQA Created by: jaymexoCreated on: 20-02-18 13:28 Akhand Par 48 hour non stop reading of the Guru Granth Sahib 1 of 35 Amritdhari Sikh A sikh who has gone through initiation, the amrit ceremony and taken the khalsa vows 2 of 35 Barriers to Mukti illusion, pride, self-centredness, lust, anger, greed and worldly attachment 3 of 35 Compassion (daya) Considering others and helping to relieve their suffering 4 of 35 Contentment (santokh) Being satisfied with what one has 5 of 35 Saibhang God is self existent and not dependent on anything 6 of 35 Ik onkar One universal God 7 of 35 Akaal Moorat God is beyond time and changeless 8 of 35 Karta Purkah God is present in his creation 9 of 35 Nirvair / Nirhau No fear nor hatred in God 10 of 35 Adjoon God is not born and He can not die 11 of 35 Satnam God is eternal truth and can be reached by truthful living 12 of 35 Guru Spiritual teacher of wisdom 13 of 35 Mool Mantra Statement of belief that summarises Sikh belief 14 of 35 The fives K's kesh - uncut hair / Kanga - wooden comb / Kara - steel bracelet / Kachera - cotton underwear / Kirpan - small sword 15 of 35 Reincarnation Being born into a new body 16 of 35 Rebirth Return of the soul into a new body 17 of 35 Karma Consequences of your actions 18 of 35 Mukti Liberation from the cycle of rebirth / ultimate goal for Sikhs 19 of 35 Sewa selfless service to humans - tan (physical) / man (mental) / dhan (material) 20 of 35 Gurmukh Being God centred and living a truthful life 21 of 35 Manmukh Being self centred and losing focus of God 22 of 35 Takht 'throne' - raised platform inside a Gurdwara on which the Guru Granth Sahib rests 23 of 35 Palki A canopy placed above the takht 24 of 35 Manj A small bed on which the GGS lies on 25 of 35 Chanani Large canopy made of decorated cloth placed over the palki 26 of 35 Rumala Highly decorated rich cloth used to cover the GGS 27 of 35 Chauri Fan waved over the GGS as a sign of respect 28 of 35 Ardas The prayer that begins and completes worship 29 of 35 Diwan Originally a royal court, means in the court of the Guru, refers to an act of worship 30 of 35 Kirtan devotional singing of hymns from the GGS 31 of 35 Hukam Randomly opening the GGS and reading a verse 32 of 35 Gutka A prayer book which contains some of the daily or regular prayers from the GGS 33 of 35 Japji A Sikh Prayer 34 of 35 Nam Japna meditating on gods name 35 of 35
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