Naam (Divine Name)

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Naam (Divine Name) is the sacred, meditative remembrance of the divine presence in Sikhism, regarded as the central spiritual practice that connects the soul with Waheguru.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Sikh religious concept
meditative remembrance
spiritual practice
associatedWith Waheguru NERFINISHED
centralTo Sikh devotional practice
Sikh spirituality
considered gift of divine grace
path to union with the Divine
supreme spiritual support in Sikhism
contrastedWith mere intellectual knowledge of God
ritualism without devotion
coreElementOf Naam Japna
Sikh meditation
describedAs Divine Name
Naam Simran NERFINISHED
effect alignment with hukam (divine will)
cultivation of humility
inner peace
reduction of ego (haumai)
emphasizedBy Guru Nanak NERFINISHED
Sikh Gurus NERFINISHED
emphasizedIn Guru Granth Sahib NERFINISHED
etymology derived from Punjabi and Sanskrit words for name (nāma)
hasPurpose connection of the soul with Waheguru
purification of the mind
realization of divine presence
spiritual liberation
language Punjabi NERFINISHED
practicedAs continuous inner remembrance
meditative remembrance of God
repetition of the Divine Name
practicedBy Sikhs NERFINISHED
practicedIn Kirtan
Sangat (congregation)
personal meditation
relatedConcept Bhakti (devotion)
Shabad (Divine Word) NERFINISHED
Simran
religion Sikhism
requires devotion
discipline
faith
script Gurmukhi NERFINISHED
statusInSikhism essence of Sikh devotional life
primary means of spiritual realization
viewedAs expression of divine reality
immanent presence of God

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Waheguru associatedWithConcept Naam (Divine Name)