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- Sikhism which began in India's punjab region in the 1400 is the world's fifth largest religion Sikhism is a monotheistic faith
- Which is a belief in the existence of one God as you will see during the course of this episode Sikhism Truly is a distinct religion with its own unique
- Divine scriptures and beliefs Thanks for joining us here on another episode of FTD facts
- My name is Leroy, Kenton, and I'm going to be sharing with you some facts about Sikhism a lot of you guys have been requesting it ever since we started our religious video series
- Balbirr singh has requested it Jason
- Onkar singh Harmon brar as well as a bunch of other people were asking for us a new video on Sikhism, okay?
- So you guys can stop yelling in the comments? We finally have the video get ready to learn a lot and Before we get into the facts
- Let me know guys if you had to choose what other religion would you choose to be and if you're not? Religious what religion would you just be let me know down below?
- the religion of Sikhism was Founded by Guru Nanak and it's based on his teaching and that of nine other sikh gurus who followed him
- Guru Nanak was born in 1469 in what is now Pakistan at? The age of Thirty he mysteriously disappeared for three days
- When he reappeared he began to preach the sikh Faith And he spent the rest of his life teaching writing and travelling around the world to discuss the religion with Muslims and hindus
- Guru Nanaka has been called one of the greatest religious innovators of all time Now in the sikh faith there are ten gurus and those include Guru Nanak which is Sikhism founder guru on God
- Guru Amar das Guru Ramdas guru arjun Dev guru har gobind Guru har Rai There's also guru har krishna. There's guru tegh bahadur and guru gobind singh the last human Guru
- Okay, so now let's talk about the sikh concept of God the concept of God is different in Sikhism than other religions it is Also known as ik onkar or one constant
- It's found in the Gurmukhi script that God has no gender in Sikhism although many translations represent God as a male it is also called perk Beyond time and space and
- Neuron car without form I'm sure some of you who may not be familiar with the sikh religion may be wondering What book or books do they use in their religion the sikh scripture is a book called the guru granth Sahib?
- the book is a collection of Teachings and general guidelines of how sikhs should live their lives by Guru Nanak as well as the other gurus
- The scriptures are written in the punjab language and are greatly respected by sikhs all Over the world you'll find that when you visit our guru Dhara
- Which is the place where sikhs worship the holy book is kept on a raised platform? under a canopy the sikhs take their shoes off in the presence of the holy book and
- Also, never turn their back to it and at every major Sikh festival They read the book all the way through which takes them roughly
- 48 hours and another fact relating to their holy book the 10th guru Gobind singh as the last guru of the sikhs in human form who evolved in singh
- Appointed the sacred adi Granth the first book adds his successor So that after him there would be no more human gurus the adi granth was the first edition of the book
- Compiled by the fifth guru guru arjun isn't sure that the book would be Treated with the same respect a human guru is treated with he also created the Khalsa. Which is a spiritual brotherhood and sisterhood
- Devoted to the purity of thought and action. He gave the Khalsa as a distinct external form to remind them of their commitment He was also given to help them maintain an elevated state of consciousness
- Now as I was saying earlier the community of men and women that are initiated into the sikh Faith Is Known as the Khalsa the community of the pure?
- In order to become a sikh and join the Khalsa people need to follow the five k's the first one is cash You must have uncut as a mark of holiness and submission to God's will then there is conga
- It's a small wooden comb that goes into the hair as a sign of cleanliness, Kora is a steel bracelet And that is a reminder that they're connected to God following that is cachoeira
- This is a short cotton underwear more practical for daily life than the traditional dhoti Worn in India and it's believed to be more practical for daily life than the traditional dhoti
- Worn in India and finally we have the curved pond. This is a sword used for protection Now this next fact is very
- Interesting and important to the religion of Sikhism any building where the guru granth Sahib is kept is Actually a sikh place of worship this could be a separate building or even just a room in somebody's home
- It's also called a goodra the Gateway to the Guru
- Now sikh worship services are usually held on Sundays and they base them on the writings of the guru granth Sahib together with chants and prayers
- From the Guru's no one has cure time the religious services then end in a longer meaning a shared meal Now continuing with the facts
- there are actually four doors into a guru Dhara known as the door of peace the door of livelihood the door of learning and the Door of grace these doors are a symbol that people from all the four points of the compass are
- Welcome and that the members of all four cap are equally welcome it is always the light in the gurudwara To show that the guru's light is always visible and is accessible to anyone at any time
- The purpose of the doors is to symbolize the openness of the sikhs towards all people and religions Now this symbol right here is a universal symbol for Sikhism. It's called the conda
- It's a double-edged sword flanked by two daggers representing worldly and spiritual powers bound by the oneness of God
- Now this here is the central sikh shrine this is known as the harmandir Sahib and is located in amritsar, India it's also known as the
- Temple this guru our john designed the Golden temple and was the person responsible for collecting the teachings of the guru's into a sacred book that grant sake
- The seats also have five seats of authority known as the talk which literally means a throne or a seat of Authority These are the five guru Dara's that have special significance for the sikh community
- the first and most important one is the occult talk which is literally translated to the throne of the Timeless God and that is situated directly across from the Golden temple
- Okay, now coming down to the end of this video. Let's talk about some of the greetings in Sikhism here's some of the traditional greeting used by Sikhs
- Why it guru Ji? Ka Khalsa Waheguruji? Ki fateh which means the culture belongs to God
- Victory belongs to God another traditional greeting is socks treat a cow and that means immortal God is true. Be sure to give this video a thumbs up for my pronunciation
- Yeah Most of the world's 25 million sikhs live in India but more than half a million of them live in the United States
- The first sneak came to the us about a hundred years ago They are mostly concentrated on the coast of the us with a large sikh population in Queens, New York
- there are over 30 million sikhs worldwide sikhs also live in just about every major country around the world and That concludes this episode on Sikhism
- Definitely was not even anything close to the amount of knowledge and information That we have on sikhism, but this is a little taste, so let me know all your thoughts and comments down below
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- We see though that although Sikhism isn't one of the top three main religions is still a very large religion with huge influences around the world
- Hope you enjoyed our video on Sikhism And if you want more religious videos you can check them out here
- Or you can catch up on facts about the other people and places and cultures of our world There's always something new for you to learn here on FTD facts and thanks for watching and I'll see you in another video
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SikhismusDie Sikh-Religion (Panjabi ਸਿੱਖੀ sikhī) ist eine im 15. Jahrhundert entstandene monotheistische Religion, die auf den Gründer Guru Nanak Dev zurückgeht.
Harmandir SahibErbaut wurde er vom fünften Guru der Sikhs, Arjan Dev, im 16. Jahrhundert und erfuhr weiteren Ausbau (eine goldene Kuppel) unter Ranjit Singh im 19. Jahrhundert …
Heilige Schriften des SikhismusDie Heiligen Schriften des Sikhismus stehen bei den Sikhs im Zentrum des Versammlungsortes, dem Gurdwara, und spielen im gesamten religiösen Leben eine …
KhalsaKhalsa ist ein Begriff, der sich sowohl auf eine Gemeinschaft, die dem Sikhismus als Religion folgt, sowie eine besondere Gruppe von eingeweihten Sikhs bezieht.