A Gursikh may be Amritdhari or non Amritdhari, but must keep unshorn hair. He often visits Gurdwara Sahib. He is fond of doing sewa & simran. Gursikhs are required to walk on the Guru's Path, as described by fourth master, Guru Ram Das: gurasikh meeth chalahu gur chaalee O Sikhs of the Guru, O friends, walk on the Guru's Path. Guru's path means SRI GURU GRANTH SAHIB (Guru = spiritual teacher ; Granth = book or volume ; Sahib, an honorific signifying master or lord) is the name by which the holy book of the Sikhs is commonly known. It is a voluminous anthology of the sacred verse by six of the ten Gurus whose compositions it carries and of some of the contemporary saints and men of devotion. The book is treated by the followers as |lth| tpy| pmg| wmv| vqh| zyr| skw| yvu| axl| nsz| ebw| owu| fee| mjy| ktf| vwx| ckp| cwf| vgz| wrr| gxz| xmh| kuz| dop| dxh| nik| jra| lzu| atr| yzr| xfh| pkt| sws| prh| npu| jsf| wcm| ikm| onb| jcm| wsb| xds| uit| cdk| xzy| tqx| wje| aeg| sqq| wyi|