Sikhs believe in one God (Waheguru), the creator of everything, and that everyone is equal before God. They strive to live a life of honesty, hard work, generosity, and service to others, as these are seen as ways to connect with God. A key concept in Sikhism is "seva," or selfless service, where helping others is a way to worship God.

Key Beliefs:

One God:

Sikhs believe in one God, known as Waheguru, who is all-powerful and the creator of the universe. 

Equality:

Sikhism teaches that everyone is equal before God, regardless of gender, race, or social status. 

Honesty and Hard Work:

Sikhs are encouraged to live honestly and work hard to earn a living. 

Generosity and Charity:

Sharing with those less fortunate is seen as a way to show gratitude to God. 

Service (Seva):

Helping others without expecting anything in return is a central practice in Sikhism. 

Reincarnation and Liberation:

Sikhs believe in reincarnation and the goal of achieving liberation (mukti) from the cycle of birth and rebirth through devotion to God and righteous living. 

Guru Granth Sahib:

The holy scripture of Sikhism, containing the teachings of the ten Sikh Gurus, is revered as the eternal Guru.