Amrit (Sikh Initiation Ceremony) symbol

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.

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