How does Sikhism affect the believer?

Answer 1

Blissfull. A Sikh who follows the teachings of the Guru is unattached to the world and in turn is hurt or touched by nothing. Love for God, and in consequently all creation that is God, is born. This loving nature, when becoming the personality of an individual, results in undying Bliss... Visit www.SikhTruth.com to learn more on what it is like to be a Sikh.

Answer 2

It all depends on the individual. Any view point or belief that a person keeps in high regard will affect the decision making process for that person, in the same way whatever beliefs a person has will affect his or her life accordingly.

Answer 3

Practicing one's faith and devotion towards God is one's own spiritual effort and it does not concern any particular religion but the attitude and efforts on that particular individual.

Sikhism being a religion lays down its own groundwork to live a life as taught by Sikh Gurus just as other religions lays down their groundwork to live a life. But it all comes down to that particular individual how he or she follows his/her religion, thus affecting his/her daily life.

Answer 4

Being a Hindu is a really great experience as unlike Islam or Christianity no one is bound by any rules. It is the way of living a life. Hinduism is the mother of all religions and I strongly agree.

Answer 5

the sikhs believe in only one god

Answer 6

they follow the path of truth, oneness, equality

Answer 7

produces refinement.