The
five Ks are five items that Guru Gobind Singh commanded Khalsa Sikhs to wear at all times in 1699.
A key part of the Sikh faith is The
Five Ks, which are five items and practices that believers follow.
The followers also keep embracing
five Ks, the Kaccha (shorts), the Kanga (comb), the Karda (bracelet), the Kais (hair) and the Kirpan (sword).
Like, the
five Ks there are five vices -- Kaam (Lust), Krodth (anger), Loha (greed), Moh (emotional attachment) and Ahankaar (Ego) -- which a Sikh is supposed to get rid of.
Then injury put the star n on the side lines for
five ks.
The
five Ks include assess (ask about or assess behavioral health risk[s] and factors affecting choice of behavior change goals); advise (give clear, specific, and personalized behavior change advice, including information about harms and benefits); agree (collaboratively select treatment goals and methods based on interest and willingness to change); assist (using behavior change techniques, help patient to acquire the skills, confidence, and social or environmental supports for behavior change, supplemented with medical treatments when needed); and arrange (schedule follow-up to provide assistance or support and adjust the treatment plan as needed).
SEVERAL countries are grappling with legal issues involving the religious wearing of the panj kakar (the "
five Ks") and dastar (turban) which identify Sikh faith practitioners.
Alycia Wagner (
five Ks) picked up the win, allowing just one run in the first inning on an RBI single by Jaylee Gomez.
She hung around for a few days until we located her home (
five ks away).
In real life, Gurpreet cannot, from now on, drink or smoke and must wear the
five Ks of Sikh identity -- kesh ( hair), kadda ( metal bracelet), kacha ( half pant), kangha ( comb) and kirpan ( dagger).
Although the keeping of unshorn hair was mandated by Guru Gobind Singh as one of the
Five Ks or five articles of faith, it has long been closely associated with Sikhism since the very beginning of Sikhi in 1469.
Practising Sikhs today still observe the "
Five Ks" set out on that day by their guru, and although the letter itself is lost in translation, these are the long hair, comb, shorts, ceremonial dagger and bracelet.