Oankar

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Oankar is a central Sikh theological concept and sacred term expressing the oneness and all-pervading nature of the divine.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Sikh theological concept
monotheistic concept
religious concept
sacred term
associatedWith Sikh meditation on the divine Name
Sikh monotheism
associatedWithGuru Guru Nanak NERFINISHED
associatedWithScripture Guru Granth Sahib NERFINISHED
contrastsWith idol worship
polytheism
coreDoctrineOf Sikh theology
cosmologicalRole pervader of all existence
source of all creation
sustainer of the universe
denotes eternal divine presence
formless God
emphasizes divine unity
non-dual view of the divine
transcendence and immanence of God
expressedThrough Gurbani (Sikh sacred hymns) NERFINISHED
hasMeaning all-pervading nature of the divine
one supreme reality
oneness of the divine
influences Sikh ethics
Sikh metaphysics
Sikh spiritual practice
language Gurmukhi
recognizedBy Sikh scholars
Sikh tradition NERFINISHED
relatedConcept Ik Onkar NERFINISHED
Naam
Shabad
religion Sikhism
script Gurmukhi script NERFINISHED
stresses formlessness of God
indivisibility of the divine
timelessness of God
theologicalStatus central Sikh tenet
foundational Sikh belief
usedIn Sikh devotional practice
Sikh liturgy
viewOfCreation creation as expression of one divine reality
viewOfHumanity all humans equal before one God
viewOfReality God immanent in all beings
God transcendent beyond creation

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Ik Onkar component Oankar