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5 Moral Evils
- Kaam This refers to Lust and illegitimate
sex. It is one of the greatest evils that tempts people away from God.
It makes individuals both weak-willed and unreliable. Otherwise, normal
sexual relationship in a marriage has no restrictions and as such, family
life is very much promoted in Sikhi. But sex outside the marriage or sex
against the will of the partner is taboo, as it can cause unlimited sorrows.
- Krodh This refers to Anger and needs to
be controlled. A person overcome by "Krodh" loses his balance of mind ad
becomes incapable of thinking. In Sikhi, "Krodh" takes a person way from
WaheGuru, it has no place in our religious practice.
- Lobh This means Greed, a strong desire
to possess what rightfully belongs to others. It makes an individual selfish
and self-centered. It takes a person away from his religious and social
duties. A person can become blind with greed if an effort to control the
desire for unlimited possession is not made.
- Moh This means a Strong attachment that
an individual has to worldly possessions and relationships. It blurs the
perspective of the person and makes him narrow minded. It distracts a person
from his moral duties and responsibilities and leads him to a path of sin.
- Ahankar This means False pride due to one's
possessions, material wealth, intelligence or powers. It gives an individual
a feeling that he is superior to others. It leads to jealous, feelings
of enmity and restlessness amongst people. Sikhism requires that a person
serve the society and community with humility. Hence, many devout Sikhs
follow the practice of cleaning the footwear of the sangat in the Gurdwara.
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What's On
- In Coventry
- Sunday
- 1300-1500: S'vai Raksha
- anytime: Library
- Monday
- 1830-2100: Gym (males)
- Tuesday
- 1900-2100: Gatka
- Wednesday
- 1830-2000: Maths Tuition
- Thursday
- 1800-2000: Simran
- 2000-2200: Simran
- 1830-2030: Gym (females)
- Friday
- 1830-2100: Gym (males)
- Saturday
- 0400-0600: Amrit vela
- 1600-2000: Sikhi Divaan
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