"The Guru Granth Sahib contains the teachings of the gurus and acts as a spiritual guide for Sikhs around the world."
"For Indian Sikhs, it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to visit Pakistan."
"Learn more about Sikhism because it's a beautiful religion, very universal."
"Women in Sikhism have fought battles, led religious services, and even acted as some of the longest reigning leaders of the entire community."
"The harmony sahib Golden Temple in Amritsar, India, lit up in celebration of the birth of the founder of the Sikh Faith, Guru Nanak."
"Guru Gobind Singh ended the line of human gurus by bestowing Guruship on the Adi Granth, turning it into the Guru Granth Sahib."
"The longer or communal free kitchen inside of a Sikh Gurdwara is open to all who visit regardless of caste, faith, or gender."
"In Sikhism, scripture is really important because their guru is the book."
"Sikhism does not believe that they are the superior ones. They respect every other religion because every other human being who believes in different religions come from the same God as the Sikhs have come from."
"If you have faith in your religion and you stick to those principles and you wear the cars and you follow the teachings of the Guru's, you know, you will be respected and you will feel proud of being a Sikh here in America or anywhere else for that matter in the world."
"The Guru Granth Sahib is the only scripture made by the gurus."
"Get your Sikhi from History and Bani."
"Guru Granth Sahib ji is the path. Baani is the way."
"Baani is God. Therefore we bow down to Baani, because Baani is God's roop (form), Vaheguru is turth. Baani is the truth."
"On a school trip we went to the Sikhism temple and they told us a few things about Sikhism, then they gave us cookies."
"Their philosophy is being Saint soldiers."
"Sikhs are Warrior Saints, that's awesome."
"Every Sikh in their heart should one day hope to be part of Guru Gobind Singh Ji's Khalsa."
"That means that the Sikhs never asked anybody else for help."
"The Sikhs are famous for standing up and doing something about it."
"Sikh turban actually represents a crown, and it's like a lighthouse where, wherever we try to go in the world, we try to spread positivity."
"The world is not just catching up with the idea that men and women are equal and have equal rights, but Guru Sahib, from the very beginning 500 years ago, the first Sikh being a woman, has already put women on a high pedestal."
"Sikhi is about recreating that divine experience."
"The Sikhine compass is everything."
"Sikhi is the inclusive way to go."
"The spirit of the Sikhs is being kept alive."
"Guru's house is not just the Gurdwara, it's in every Sikh who has Naam in their house."
"He sees his beard as one of the most important aspects of being a Sikh."
"The Shabad Guru, the true Guru, the Siri Guru Granth is the great and everlasting Guru of the Sikhs."
"Every Sikh has a picture of a martyr who came before them and died for our faith and way of life."
"We feed everyone... anyone comes to us hungry, we will feed them."
"Our Guru is with us, living, and they tell us what we need to hear at the exact time we need to hear it."
"I was living as a Sikh before I knew what a Sikh was."
"You see a rejuvenation of Sikhi in Punjab."
"They captured the hearts of the Punjab and they captured the hearts of other Sikhs at that time."
"I am Sikh, I am strong, I am confident."
"In the Sikh teachings, Guru is telling us in the Mul Mantar that God has got no hate, Nirvair, He has got no hatred towards anybody, no enmity."
"The Sikh religion and the Guru Granth Sahib has no hate for anybody and it states quite clearly that we should all live in peace together."
"Of all of my travels around the world, one of the coolest cultures I've come into contact with are the Sikhs of Northern India."
"The Golden Temple Amritsar is a sacred shrine to the followers of which religion?"
"People say the whole of Guru Granth Sahib Ji could be condensed to Japji Sahib."
"Marriage in Sikhi should be without regard to caste or descent."
"The Sikh should really be married in Anand Karaj."
"The Guru loves giving the Sikh something."
"That was the gift that is available to us even now, the gift of Naam."
"The Guru loves the Sikh and the Sikh loves the Guru."
"If you want real peace in this world, you've got to go to Vaheguru."
"Guru Gobind Singh's predecessor, Guru Tegh Bahadur, is going to be brought before the Mughal emperor and he says, 'I'm not going to convert,' and he's going to be beheaded."
"There is something called a definite, exclusive, distinct Sikh identity."
"Some of the first non-violent protests in India were by the Sikh Gurdwara Reform Movement."
"Home to the great Sikh Golden Temple and tons of world-class food."
"One thing I love about Sikhism is its belief in service. It believes service to mankind is service to God."
"Siddh Bolan Subh Bachan, Dhan Nanak Teri Vaddi Kamaaee."
"O Nanak, contemplate the Naam and sever your fetters."
"It's time to start feeding their hearts and their souls with the wisdom of Guru Granth Sahib ji."
"When you understand hukum, you know that you were not the one in control."
"Contentment is a quality of water; that's how a Sikh should be."
"The servant listens to and accepts what the Gurbani says."
"Sangat is Guru, and Guru Sanghaji, you've heard that 100 million times in Gurdwara."
"He did a miracle by putting the Sikh practice together because he puts that together and that explains the history itself."
"This was a spiritual event rather than just a secular event, from that mystical connotations for Sikhs in their cosmological worldview."
"The basics of Sikhi are fundamental."
"The historical creation of the Dasam Granth scripture connects to the creation of the Khalsa."
"The Sikh are searching for the Guru... this is the love of the Sikhs."
"Guru Granth Sahib Ji is the book of everything."
"Many people have said Sikhism is not just like a religion because it is more like a way of life."
"The advent of the bhakti movement and the birth of Sikhism."
"Sajan Sachaa Paatsaahu Sir Saahaa(n) Dai Saahu, Jis Paas Behithiaa Soheeai Sabhnaa(n) Daa Vesaahu."
"The Guru Granth Sahib starts with 'Ek Onkar', which is one God, symbolizing the importance of the belief in the oneness of God and the oneness of humanity."
"That the Panth should flourish, even if I perish."
"Do we remember that our Guru is a person who looks after the poorest of the poor?"
"This Bani is the path to Vaheguru."
"Kirtan is the way you fall in love with Vaheguru."
"Accept the Hukam of Vaheguru, sing Gurbani, fall in love with Vaheguru."
"Guru Granth Sahib Ji is so beautiful that, Guru Arjan Dev Ji slept on the floor and Guru Aad Granth Sahib Ji slept on the bed."
"The Kalsa is a balance between Miri and Piri, between social values, political values, and spiritual values."
"Guru Granth Sahib is a manual for your life; it tells you how to get the most out of it."
"The Khalsa's job is to provide food, safety, and freedom to everybody."
"If we do Seva, we will get respect."
"To find Vaheguru through Kirtan we are lucky, we're blessed."
"Without Guru there's nobody for us."
"Guru Granth Sahib Ji is the most precious thing in the world for a Sikh."
"Humility is the first way to Harmandir Sahib."
"My Guru is a Teerath, he is Amrit Sarovar. The Guru's Wisdom will wash me."
"The Shabad creates the love inside you."
"The Guru's Shabad is a Ratan, it's got diamonds all around."
"Vaheguru is everywhere, you can't get away from Vaheguru."
"This is all that is happening in God's court, and Nanak is just telling you and making it heard to you what is happening in God's court."
"If Guru Sahib says it's true, it's true."
"Naam is the power that burns Karam."
"The future is always something that we strive to make better, as per Gurbani."
"Please let us start with an Ardaas to Guruji to give us blessings and speak of His greatness with the Sangat."
"The Hukam of Vaheguru and also the Hukam of Guruji."
"In the Hukam, in the Bhana, in the command, in the order of Vaheguru, we are born."
"The Sikh religion at its core is to help other people who can't help themselves."
"You're supposed to be tough, you're not supposed to be weak as a Sikh."
"We treat our turban as a crown, and we treat everyone like a king. So everybody's equal in Sikhism, there's no caste system."
"India has a caste system, but the Sikhs in India would feed anybody regardless of their caste."
"The goal of a Sikh is to live their life in Praise of the Divine and in constant remembrance or constant awareness."