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Sikhism: Sikh Beliefs
Sikh beliefs about karma, rebirth and mukti
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Overview
Ang 2, 11 and 78 on karma, meditation and death, why karma alone cannot bring mukti, jivan mukti, heaven and hell, differing views of rebirth, and comparisons with Christian beliefs about the afterlife.
What you need to know
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What is rebirth in Sikhism?
What is mukti?
Questions from this subtopic
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What is karma in Sikh belief?
Model answer
Karma is the law that every action has consequences. Good and bad deeds shape a person's future in this life and the next.
- 2
What is rebirth in Sikhism?
Model answer
Rebirth is the belief that the soul is born again into a new body after death. The cycle continues until the soul unites with God.
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What is mukti?
Model answer
Mukti is liberation from the cycle of birth, death and rebirth. The liberated soul merges with God and is never born again.
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What does Ang 2 teach about karma and liberation?
Model answer
Ang 2, in the Japji Sahib, teaches that past actions decide the body a soul is born into. Liberation comes only through God's grace.
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Why do Sikhs say karma alone cannot bring mukti?
Model answer
Good karma earns a better birth but cannot free the soul. Mukti needs nadar, God's grace, given through the Guru.
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What does Ang 11 teach about those who meditate on God?
Model answer
Ang 11 teaches that those who meditate on God are liberated. The noose of death is cut away for them.
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