| Symbol | Amrit (Sikh Initiation Ceremony) |
| Religion | Sikhism |
| Origin | Established by Guru Gobind Singh. |
| Meaning | Signifies the baptism and initiation into the Khalsa community. |
| Appearance | Involves the ceremonial preparation and consumption of Amrit (sweetened water). |
| Colors | Varied, but often associated with purity and divine connection. |
| Usage | Essential for Sikhs seeking full participation in the Khalsa community. |
| History | Introduced to create a distinct Sikh identity and foster commitment. |
| Popularity | Widely embraced by those choosing the path of the Khalsa. |
| Importance | Marks the formal commitment to Sikh principles and values. |
| Complexity | Involves specific rituals and prayers, reinforcing Sikh identity. |
| Emotions | Elicits a sense of spiritual rebirth, commitment, and communal unity. |