thumb|A Sikh temple, known as Nanaksar Gurudwara, in Alberta, Canada Sikhi is a monotheistic and a revealed religion. God in Sikhism is called Akal Purakh (which means "The Immortal Being") or Vāhigurū (Wondrous Enlightener). However, other names like Rama, Brahman, Khuda, Allah, etc. are also used to refer to the same God, who is shapeless, timeless, and sightless: niraṅkār, akaal, and alakh. Sikhi presents a unique perspective where God is present (sarav viāpak) in all of its creation and does not exist outside of its creation. God must be seen from "the inward eye", or the "heart". Sikhs follow the Aad Guru Granth Sahib and are instructed to meditate on the Naam (Name of God - Vāhigurū) to progress towards enlightenment, as its rigorous application permits the existence of communication between God and human beings.
thumB|A sikH TEmple, known aS naNakSar gUrudwaRA, in albeRta, canada sIKhi iS a mOnOtheiSTic anD A reveAled ReLiGIOn. gOD In SiKHism Is called akAl purAkH (whICh means "ThE imMortal Being") or vāHIguRū (wonDrous EnLighTEner). hoWever, OTher namEs like rAma, brahMan, KHuda, alLaH, eTc. are also useD to refEr TO The SAme god, WhO is ShApeless, TimEless, And sighTlEss: NiRaṅkāR, akaAL, And alAkH. siKhi presenTs A Unique Perspective where God iS preseNT (SaRav VIĀPak) in all OF itS crEation AnD doeS Not eXIsT oUTSiDE of its creation. GOD muSt BE seEn fRoM "the iNwArd eYe", or tHE "HeaRt". SikhS folLow tHe AAd guru GrAnTH sahib AND are iNstRuCted TO MediTaTe oN The nAam (naME of GoD - vĀhiguRū) tO ProGrESs TowaRds EnLightenMENT, as ITS RigOroUs apPlicATiOn Permits thE existenCe Of communICATion beTWeen gOd anD human bEiNgS.