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ABOUT SIKH 2

SIKH RELIGION
The Sikhs are an incredible race. The total number in this world is approximately 55 million people. Everything about them is extraordinary, their clothes, their history and above all their birth.
  Prior to the separation of India,

most Sikhs lived in the Punjab region, a vast province located in northern India since the separation of India in 1947, more than 2 million people had to leave their homes and homes, and their wealth in the areas left to Pakistan. The majority of Sikh religions now reside in the Eastern Punjab that belongs to India.
Sikhism Symbol
The symbol of the Sikh religion is Khanda. In the center of the symbol is a double-edged sword that represents the power of God that controls the whole fate of the universe. It is the sovereignty over life and death. One of the swords symbolizes divine justice, which tortures and punishes the criminals. On the other side symbolizes freedom and authority governed by moral and spiritual values. Outside the double-edged sword, we can see two swords:
- On the left is the Sword of Spiritual Sovereignty
- On the right is the Sword of Political Sovereignty
There must be a balance between the two, and this balance is emphasized in the circle. This circle is called Chakra. The chakra is a symbol of the unity of the divine manifestation, whether everything, all desires, without beginning and end, eternal, and absolute.
Sikh belief or better known as "Khalsa" or "pure" comes from Hinduism, appeared in 1699 AD and is considered the most contemporary belief in the world.

Prior to the arrival of the Sikh or Khalsa birth, it is necessary to elaborate on the background and current conditions that led to the birth of this new faith.

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