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Explanation of Kanda and Khalsa

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Last updated 09 February 2012, created 09 February 2012, viewed 1,050

An explanation of the Kanda and Khalsa and how the Kanda is the symbol that represents the Khalsa. The presenter makes a Kanda for an upcoming celebration, Vaisakhi, and explains how the three elements remind Sikhs of God and God's power.

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KS1 / Religious education / Sikhism / Festivals, celebrations and special days (10)
KS1 / Religious education / Sikhism / Holy books and symbols (8)
KS2 / Religious education / Sikhism / Holy books and symbols (20)
KS2 / Religious education / Sikhism / Places of worship (21)

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