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Sikhism: Peace and Conflict
Sikh teaching on peace
- 3 things to know
- Paper 2
Overview
Ang 671, inner peace and how it is sought, the daily prayer for the welfare of all, peace and justice, the Khalsa and the kirpan, and Guru Nanak's example.
What you need to know
Answer each one before you reveal it.
What does peace mean to Sikhs?
What does Ang 671 teach about peace?
Questions from this subtopic
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What does peace mean to Sikhs?
Model answer
Peace means the absence of conflict and the presence of justice and harmony. Sikhs also seek inner peace through closeness to God.
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What does Ang 671 teach about peace?
Model answer
Ang 671, by Guru Arjan, teaches that peace comes when ego and attachment are buried. The devotee in holy company becomes a friend to all.
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What is inner peace in Sikhism?
Model answer
Inner peace is a calm, contented mind free from lust, anger and greed. Sikhs call the state of spiritual poise sahaj.
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How do Sikhs seek inner peace?
Model answer
Sikhs seek inner peace through remembering God, prayer and humble service. Santokh, contentment, frees the mind from restless desire.
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Why is peace important for Sikhs?
Model answer
Peace allows people to live, worship and serve God without fear. God's light in all makes violence against others a violation of God.
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How does the daily prayer for the welfare of all express the Sikh ideal of peace?
Model answer
Sikhs pray daily for the good of all people, including enemies. Peace is sought for everyone, not only for Sikhs.
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