The ten essays in this volume are divided into four parts. In part one, the first essay deals with the Sikh scriptures, including Sri Guru Granth Sahib. The second essay discusses in detail, the vision and mission of Universal Human-hood of Sri Guru Gobind Singhji. In part two, the essays deal with Sikh Identity', and show that till today the struggle for identity is continuing. Part three contains four essays dealing with the Sikh concepts of creation', spirituality', charity', and suffering and death'. Part four contains two essays. One dealing with interfaith dialogue' offered by Sri Guru Nanak Devji and the last essay on the historical development of the same process, with special reference to the contribution of the Sikh community. This volume will be of great interest to scholars working on Religion in South Asia in general and Sikh Studies in particular.