Explore how Sikhism views krodh, one of the Five Evils, and learn to overcome it through humility and faith. Discover insights from Sikh scriptures.
GOLAK or GURU KI GOLAK (the Guru`s own till). Golak (Sanskrit golak; Persian gholak) means, in Punjabi, a till, cash box or any other container used for keeping money especially one used for receiving contributions for charitable purposes. It is a time honoured Indian custom to carry an offering when going to make obeisance to one`s deity. In gurdwdrus, i.e. Sikh places of worship, a receptacle, golak, is usually kept in front of the sanctum into which the devotees drop their cash offerings. Besides, the Sikhs are enjoined to keep apart for communal sharing one-tenth of their earnings.
Explore the intricate concept of papa, signifying evil or sin in Indian religions, and its role in moral and spiritual life across diverse traditions.
Explore the rich history and cultural importance of the turban in Middle Eastern and South Asian societies. Unveil its religious and symbolic roles.
Discover how 'morcha' shaped Indian politics from Sikh reforms to modern movements. Learn about its pivotal role in peaceful resistance and political fronts.
