Daily Actions Q&A

Tithing traditionally means giving 10% of income, though many Christians give according to their ability and conscience.

Yes, both men and women cover their heads as a sign of respect. A head covering is usually provided or you may use a scarf…

Yes, shoes and socks are removed and hands and feet are washed before entering the prayer hall (darbar).

Langar is a free community kitchen in Gurdwaras serving vegetarian food. Everyone sits together as equals to share the meal.

The Mool Mantar is the opening verse of the Guru Granth Sahib, describing the one God: "Ik Onkar, Satnam, Karta Purakh..."

The turban (dastar) is part of the Khalsa identity, representing honour, spirituality and respect. It also keeps the uncut…

Sit comfortably, focus on the breath, and observe thoughts without attachment. Start with 5-10 minutes daily.

Not all. Mahayana traditions often encourage vegetarianism; Tibetan and some Theravada monks may eat meat offered as alms.

A common greeting is bowing with hands in anjali (palms together) and saying "Namaste" or a respectful bow.

Ahimsa is non-violence in thought, word and deed. Jains avoid harming any living being, including microorganisms.

Root vegetables like potatoes, carrots and onions involve pulling the whole plant and may kill insects in the soil. Jains…

The Namokar Mantra is the most important Jain prayer, bowing to the five supreme beings: Arihantas, Siddhas, Acharyas, Upadhyayas…