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...gained a fair mastery of several of the esoteric texts. He proved a quick learner. He was lucky in his choice of teachers. He was barely four when he was esc

...sa''' or '''sekha''' in [[Wikipedia:Pali|Pali]]) means '''pupil''' or '''learner'''. The concept of [[Guru]], the teacher or enlightener who guides his/it

...early spiritual learning from Sant Kanh Singh [[Nirmala]] and was an avid learner and studied the [[SGGS|Guru Granth Sahib]]. According to Vijaydeep Singh, "

Literally "learner"

...oulful and absorbed in contemplation and devotion to God."'' The seeker or learner - a Sikh - must attend to his family and social duties, and do good to othe

...are derived from the [[Punjabi]] word '''''"[[Sikh]]"''''' which means ''"learner"'' or ''"student"''

...imary spiritual guide for the Sikh and provides instructions to the ardent learner for this difficult and problem-laden journey of life. In the [[Guru Granth

...a major portion of his education. ''Brahmachari'' or the bachelor (also, a learner) wears a single sacred thread. The householder or the married person wears

...h, which in turn comes from the Sanskrit root śiṣya meaning "disciple" or "learner", or śikṣa meaning "instruction".

...e place where Guru Nanak's school once stood. As a child Nanak was a quick learner, who soon became proficient in Hindi, Persian, arithmetic and accounting. T

...Sanskrit]] word ''"shishya"'' which means ''disciple'' or ''student'' or ''learner''; the term is also related to ''"Saknoti"'' which means "able and strong".

'''Wealth and Poverty in Sikhism''' The [[Sikh Gurus]] provide the learner/devotee with many examples of how to live life in a upright manner; in a st

...marks the place where stood Guru Nanak's school. The child Nanak, a quick learner, soon became proficient in Hindi, Persian, arithmetic and accounting. The G

...rthern India in the early 15th century. The word Sikh means "disciple" or "learner" in Sanskrit. Founded on the teachings of the guru Nanak, the faith grew in

...anings: "Budh" (enlightenment), "Jan"[victorious (over vices)] and "Sikh" (learner), respectively.

...s. Bhai Santa Singh was no exception, he enrolled at a very young age as a learner of Sikh classical music in the music department of the famous “Yateemkhan

...ge of the Shabad (Enlightenment) — making our ‘Surat‘ (Conscience) a Sikh (learner, seeker) of the Shabad, and thus letting the Conscience reign in the Realm

...es from the [[Sanskrit]] root "śiṣya" (शिषढ़य) which means "disciple" or "learner".

...h, which in turn comes from the Sanskrit root śiṣya meaning "disciple" or "learner", or Siksha meaning "instruction".

The word Sikh literally means 'a learner', or 'a student', and is derived from the Sanskrit word ''shishya''. In the