6) Summarize the 5 Ks that are to be worn by Baptized Sikhs at all times: 293-4 Kesh: Kangha: Kacha:

The Five Ks are physical symbols of Sikhism representing spiritual commitment and adherence to the Sikh code of conduct. They are:<br /><br />* **Kesh (Uncut Hair):** Symbolizes spirituality, honor, and respect for God's creation. Sikhs do not cut their hair, representing acceptance of God's will.<br /><br />* **Kangha (Wooden Comb):** Represents cleanliness and order. It is worn in the hair twice a day, symbolizing keeping thoughts and actions pure and organized.<br /><br />* **Kachera (Special Undergarment):** Symbolizes modesty, self-respect, and restraint. It serves as a reminder of moral conduct and commitment to Sikh principles.<br /><br />* **Kara (Steel Bracelet):** Represents eternal unity with God, a reminder of the Sikh's commitment and serves as a symbol of strength and integrity. It is worn on the dominant wrist.<br /><br />* **Kirpan (Ceremonial Sword):** Represents courage, self-defense, the defense of the weak and innocent, and resistance to injustice. It is a symbol of dignity and spiritual strength.<br />