Its adherents believe in an "inward eye" which can be trained to see divinity through meditating, and serve communal meals in langar kitchens.
The word "Nirankar" is used in this religion to convey shapelessness and timelessness. Its adherents believe in an "inward eye" which can be trained to see divinity through meditating, and serve communal meals in langar kitchens. This faith's sacred book, which is revered as though it were a personified spiritual leader, must be handled by a Granthi, and its holiest building is the Golden Temple. Its line of ten spiritual founders starts with Nanak. For 10 points, name this monotheistic religion expounded in the Punjab region of south Asia by gurus, which requires many male believers to wear turbans.
The word "Nirankar" is used in this religion to convey shapelessness and timelessness.
Sikhism [or Sikh faith; or Sikhs; prompt "Khalsa"]