Simran (Meditative Remembrance) symbol
| Symbol | Simran (Meditative Remembrance) |
| Religion | Sikhism |
| Origin | Rooted in Sikh spiritual practices. |
| Meaning | Signifies the practice of meditative remembrance of God's name. |
| Appearance | A silent, internal practice often done individually or in congregational settings. |
| Colors | Reflective of the inward nature of the practice. |
| Usage | Integral to Sikh spiritual discipline and congregational gatherings. |
| History | Emphasized by Sikh Gurus as a means of spiritual awakening. |
| Popularity | Practiced by Sikhs as a means of connecting with the divine. |
| Importance | Central to Sikh spirituality and inner transformation. |
| Complexity | Involves various forms, including chanting and silent meditation. |
| Emotions | Elicits feelings of inner peace, connection, and spiritual awakening. |