in search of way quiz 1

hukam

gods will/command

comparative theory

specialized discipline where a theologian grounded in a specific religious tradition studies another faith to deepen and transform their own understanding

exclusivism

believing that only one religion is correct

inclusivism

a stance stating that while one specific belief system or religion is uniquely true, aspects of truth and salvation can still be found in other traditions

pluralism

all religions are correct in a way

De mello-(non)attatchment

defines non-attachment not as cold indifference or renouncing the world, but as realizing that your happiness does not depend on any external person, thing, or outcome.

dalai lama - meditation

transforms the mind through a mix of calm abiding and analytical reasoning.

Examen

a 15-to-20-minute method of prayerful reflection on the events of your day to notice God's presence

finding god in all things

a core concept of Ignatian Spirituality that invites you to recognize the divine presence in every part of daily life, rather than only in formal religious settings

Sikh

a monotheistic world religion founded over 500 years ago in the Punjab region of South Asia by Guru Nanak

Guru Nanak

founder of sikhism

Guru Granth

a book of sacred hymns, prayers, and spiritual teachings known as Gurbani.

Khalsa

the collective body of initiated, committed Sikhs who follow a strict code of conduct and act as the spiritual and temporal core of the Sikh community

Sant Sipahi/Warrior Sage

a core Sikh ideal that combines deep inner spiritual wisdom with the physical and moral courage to protect the innocent and fight injustice.

Japji

"to recite" or "to meditate on"

Gurmukh

"Guru's mouth" or "facing the Guru", focusing on God

Manmukh

facing the mind, self-centered

Langar

a free community kitchen in a Sikh temple

Seva

selfless service performed for the benefit of others without any expectation of reward, recognition, or personal gain.

Nam simran

the continuous remembrance, meditation, and absorption of the Divine Name and divine virtues

Kirtan

the devotional singing of sacred hymns from the holy scripture, the guru granth sahib

Nam

Naam, meaning "Name") refers to the ultimate Divine presence, identity, and sustaining power of God

Dan

charity, giving, or sharing with those in need

Isnan

means bathing, washing, or cleansing the bod

ego

the root of all spiritual evil and separation from the Divine

Householder

a person who pursues spiritual liberation while living an active, family-oriented, and socially engaged life rather than practicing ascetic renunciation

Turban

, is a sacred article of faith that symbolizes equality, honor, courage, spirituality, and self-respect

Sikh response Post 9/11

Peace and education