Philosophy

Sikh philosophy is a rich and profound spiritual tradition that originates from the teachings of Guru Nanak (1469–1539) and nine successive Sikh Gurus. It emphasizes a path of selflessness, equality, and service to humanity.

LOBH

Discover how Sikhism denounces lobh, or greed, as one of the Five Evils hindering spiritual and moral growth. Learn the...

BHAKTI AND SIKHISM.

BHAKTI AND SIKHISM. The word bhakti is derived from Skt. bhaj, meaning to serve, honour, revere, love and adore. In...

MAN

Explore the concept of manas, the mind in Indian thought, its role in perception, emotions, and spiritual connection, bridging the...

BOLE SO NIHAL, SATI SRI AKAL

Discover the deep meaning and history behind the Sikh jaikara, 'Bole So Nihal, Sat Sri Akal,' a powerful expression of...

MANMUKH

Discover how Sikh sacred texts contrast the ego-driven manmukh with the Guru-guided gurmukh, exploring personality types and spiritual guidance.

BRAHMGIANI

Discover the essence of Brahmgiani in Sikhism—realization of the Universal Spirit & true self, embodying compassion & liberation. Explore this...

MARTYRDOM

Explore Sikhism's deep-rooted tradition of martyrdom, a noble sacrifice bearing witness to unwavering faith and spiritual conviction.

The Sikh Encyclopedia

This website based on Encyclopedia of Sikhism by Punjabi University , Patiala by Professor Harbans Singh.