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and social circumstances of that time led to the rise of a new faith. Guru Nanak is the founder of Sikhism that always preaches devotion and remembrance of God. Sikhism is characterized by equality of mankind, denounces superstitions and beliefs in eternal truth. It is a unique spiritual platform based on equality for all, fraternal love and virtues. The Sikhs follow the teachings of Guru Granth Sahib, which is their holy book. Guru Nanak travelled vastly spreading the message of one God who dwells

Characterisation and Guru Dutt’s influence on Cinema and Society By Aman Agarwal(2015B5A7626G) An insatiable thirst of identity, knowledge, love and wealth is central to the major characters of Guru Dutt’s ‘Pyaasa’. This thirst leads to an intertwining network of their fates where the characters’ interactions on several intersections complements their development. The protagonist Vijay portrayed by Guru Dutt himself, is a struggling poet whose excellence and art is obscured by his social stature

Guru Hargobind and Mirhavan had different visions of Sikhism in the early seventeenth century, they had alternative characteristics and traits that made them differ as Sikh Gurus from each other (54). They were both rival Sikh gurus who were cousins as well. Guru Hargobind and Mirhavan had distinctive views of lifestyle and appearance on being a Sikh guru. Moreover, the differences in the Sikh community was formed through traits and the personalities of the militancy being taught. The lay followers

Guru Nanak Dev Ji formed the monotheistic faith, Sikhism in the fifteenth century (Sikh Beliefs, n.d.). Sikhs believe that Guru Nanak Dev Ji, along with the following nine Gurus, was sent by God himself to deliver His message (Sikh Beliefs, n.d.). In addition, Sikhs believe that a single spirit inhabited all ten Gurus (McLeod, 2017). Furthermore, beliefs include that upon the death of the 10th, Guru Gobind Singh, the spirit of the eternal Guru transferred itself into the scripture of Sikhism (McLeod

Sikhism continue to exist without the Guru Granth Sahib? The Guru Granth Sahib is the sovereign active living Guru of the Sikhs. It is a voluminous text, with 1430 pages, compiled and composed during the period of Sikh gurus, from 1469 to 1708. A collection of 5,894 hymns and 1430 pages, the Guru Granth Sahib describes the qualities of God and why you should meditate on God’s name. The hymns are arranged into 31 ragas (musical groupings). Each copy of the Guru Granth Sahib, regardless of its size

Top 5 Widespread Yoga Myths Exposed By Anmol Mehta Sep 28, 2008 It is not surprising to those of us who are long time yoga practitioners that the popularity of this profound spiritual science is now exploding on a world wide scale. Unfortunately though some of the authenticity and truths about yoga are being lost and some myths are creeping in with regard to what yoga is and how it is to be practiced. In this article I will look to clear up what I find to be the top 5 myths about yoga. Top 5 Myths

Kumare as a Human Construct This movie demonstrated how much religion is a human construct. Kumare made his own religion by incorporating elements from other religions and coming up with his own elements. His religion, however, had no power without his followers who gave life to his teachings and ideas. The community gave life to a religion that would have been powerless with the social construct provided by the community. When Vikram was young, he would watch his grandmother praying and as an adult

Indians. This reading has been compared with the best of management and “well being” books and we Indians pride ourselves as being the land of the Gita. Yours Truly has been reading the Bhagavad Gita since many years as suggested by my initial Guru, a blessed soul helped me to understand these divine dialogues. I have always felt that there are some mysterious and deep messages in each and every verse of the

The movie “The Love Guru” did exactly that, according to Jacobivy in the article “‘Stereotypes in ‘The Love Guru’” he tries to explain that many of the scenes from the movie have hurt people of the Southern Asians and Middle Eastern descent, and has even made the viewers think that Southern Asians and Middle Eastern are “unable to cooperate in American society.” For instance in that from the movie is when Mike Myers (the love guru) chooses to ride on a pillow on the ground