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Social and Cultural Aspects and Health Discrimination and Inequalities in Healthcare Task 1 a) The fundamental belief of Sikhs is that there is only One, Universal, Formless, Timeless God of all the people, Who is also the creator of this universe and all living beings. "Sikh" means a disciple, and Sikhism is a path of discipline of meditating on God's name, earning a living by honest means, sharing good fortunes with the needy, and selfless service to humanity. Initiated Sikhs, also known as Khalsa, at all times wear on their person five religious symbols that are articles of faith. They are known as 5K's because their names start with the letter "K." The Five K's (Articles of Faith) are: 1) Un-cut hair (Kesh), a gift from God representing spirituality; 2) A wooden comb (Kangha), symbolizes cleanliness; 3) A steel bracelet (Kara), represents self restraint and link to God; 4) A short sword (Kirpaan), an emblem of courage and...

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