Ritualism And Its Rejection  In Sikhism

Ritualism And Its Rejection In Sikhism

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Author: Surindar Singh Kohli
Publisher: Singh Brothers
Year: 2000
Language: multilingual
Pages: 184
ISBN/UPC (if available): 8172052502

Description

Sikhism, one of the latest and modern religions of the world, is basically anti-ritualistic and anti-dogmatic. It shattered for the first time the hegemony of religiosocial forces previously operating in Indian sub-continent.

The Sikh philosophy envisages that a true Sikh loves all humanity, earns livelihood by all fair means, shares earnings with the deprived and strives for the realization of God by abiding His will and seeking Grace. Thus, the universal message of the Sikh Gurus acquires global appeal.

This book is a valuable critique on the anti-ritualistic premises of Sikhism. The author profusely quotes from the original text of Guru Granth Sahib. He also warns about the Brahmanic rituals creeping in the present Sikh practice and helps the reader to identify the true path shown by the Great Gurus.

Contents

FOREWORD

PART I: ATTITUDE OF SIKHISM TOWARDS BRAHMINIC RITUALS

The Sikh should have his faith only in Guru Granth Sahib

Hinduism and Sikhism-
Brahminism and its Impact on Sikhism

Impact of Brahminism-
Regarding Religious Literature

Impact of Brahminism-
Regarding Caste

Impact of Brahminism-
Regarding Gods and Goddesses

Impact of Brahminism-
Regarding Image Worship

Impact of Brahminism-
Regarding Daily Prayers

Impact of Brahminism-
Regarding Impurities

Impact of Brahminism-
Regarding Fasts

Impact of Brahminism-
Regarding Auspicious Moments, Lunar dates, Days and Omens

Impact of Brahminism-
Regarding Shraddhas

Impact of Brahminism-
Regarding Mantras

Impact of Brahminism-
Regarding Grahas (Planets)

Impact of Brahminism-
Regarding Yagya-Homa (Sacrificial Fire)

Impact of Brahminism-
Regarding Sacraments

Impact of Brahminism-
Regarding Gurdwaras and Granthis

Sikhism and its Attitude towards Hinduism

PART II: RITUALISM IN INDIC RELIGIONS ESPECIALLY HINDUISM

Ritualism (Karma Kanda)-
A General Study

Ritualism in Hinduism-
Case System: Its rejection in Guru Granth Sahib

Ritualism in Hinduism-
Sacraments: Their Rejection mentioned in Guru Granth Sahib

Ritualism in Hinduism-Aashrams-Stages of Life, Works Practiced by Various Sects, Rejected Works as found in Guru Granth Sahib

Rejection of Rituals in Hindu Bhakti-Cults

Ritualism in Jainism and Buddhism

Ritualism in Islam

Various Devotional Works Rejected in Sikhism