A kara
is a symbolic circular steel bracelet worn by Sikh initiates, as a
symbol of the initiate’s commitment to truthfulness, strength, and
unity. It is also considered as a visible deterrent to wrongdoing, by
attaching a symbol of God to the hand. The Kara is one the five khalsas (articles of faith) of Sikhism.
The kara is emblematic of a slave’s bracelet, to remind the faithful that their duty is to god.
The Kara
Pronunciation: kah-rah • (noun)
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