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Life Style Practices of Sikhs during the 18th and 19th centuries based on their ethics and values
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McGill University RELG 254 Introduction to Sikhism Presented to: Professor Manjit Singh Life Style Practices of Sikhs during the 18th and 19th centuries based on their ethics and values Paper Written By: Hasmitaben Patel (260114948) Word count: 2759 words Date: December 19, 2006 According to the history of Punjab, the 18th Century was full of battles, foreign invasions and internal conflict. The Sikhs were put to the test to see if they could act according to the Guru's teachings. This period of history is marked by incomparable sacrifice, courage and the power of endurance. (Course Pack, pg. 393) The great qualities of humble service, forgiveness, spiritual values and regard for women, all according to the Guru's teachings, were demonstrated by the Sikhs. The Sikh chiefs pointed to the Khalsa ideals as a beacon light and attributed their success to the Guru, because they believed that he was the real master and founder of their commonwealth. The Sikhs considered the Khalsa Commonwealth...
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