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16th April 2005, 09:52 PM
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The Love of God
Sikhs believe the only hope for sinful people is the fact that God is merciful. God will grant to the true seeker a sense of divine presence. This transports humans from a life of evil. They join with other seekers singing hymns and repeating sacred verses. To them a true spiritual pilgrimage, which takes place in the heart, shifts them from self to God.
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