This lesson helps pupils explore Sikh beliefs about God, creation and the journey of the soul. The PowerPoint introduces the Sikh view of God as a Creator spirit — timeless, formless and present within all living things. Students then examine key life‑cycle ceremonies such as Naam Karan (naming) and Anand Karaj (marriage), understanding how these rituals express Sikh values of equality, community and devotion.

Learners also explore Sikh teachings on reincarnation and the soul, discussing how actions (karma) shape the cycle of birth, death and rebirth. The lesson concludes by connecting these beliefs to Sikh attitudes toward caring for the planet, emphasising stewardship, respect for creation and responsible living. The worksheet supports explanation, comparison and reflective thinking.

Lesson Objectives:

Understand the Sikh view of God as Creator and sustaining spirit.

Explore key Sikh ceremonies such as naming and marriage.

Discuss beliefs about reincarnation and the soul.

Connect these beliefs to environmental responsibility.
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