Discover the extraordinary endurance of ATI Akhand Path, an unbroken reading of the Guru Granth Sahib, achieved by only a few, like Baba Narayan Singh.
Explore Guru Ka Langar, the community kitchen integral to Sikh tradition, fostering equality and unity through shared meals at gurdwaras.
Explore the spiritual practice of Path in Sikhism, focusing on the recitation of Guru Granth Sahib to deepen faith and community connection.
Explore the evolution of Sikh salutations from Sati Kartar to Vahiguru, reflecting the faith's monotheistic roots since Guru Gobind Singh in 1699.
Discover the power of Amrit Vela, the divine time before sunrise for meditation and prayer, as urged by Guru Nanak. Experience peace and spiritual blessings.
Learn about Karah Prasad, a sweet offering in Sikhism symbolizing grace, made of equal parts ghee, wheat flour, and sugar, served at religious gatherings.
Discover the meaning of 'patit,' a Sanskrit-derived term for moral decline, and its significance in Sikh theology and Hindu literature.
Discover the Sikh practice of Vak or Hukam, a revered tradition of receiving the Guru's command from the Guru Granth Sahib, central to Sikh worship.
Explore how Hinduism honors ancestors with rituals deemed sacred, contrasting with Sikhism's focus on prayer over offerings. Learn more here.
Explore the tradition of Kar Bhet, a heartfelt offering by Sikhs to the Guru, rooted in honest labor and community service, enriching spiritual devotion.
