Why We Don’t Animate the Sikh Gurus: Philosophy & Respect in Khalsa Phulwari’s Approach

The world we live in today is entirely digital. And the same applies to children's learning. Kids learn about their education, religion, and values all on online platforms. Along with many other platforms, we at Khalsa Phulwari also create some of the best animation videos, especially for kids.

  But there is one particular factor that we avoid, which is that we do not animate our Sikh Gurus. Despite there being no restriction, we do this out of respect for the religion.

  Let's see why this approach is a positive step in the Sikh religion.

Beyond Physical Form

Gurus are beyond just a physical appearance. Sikhs consider the Guru as -

● Wisdom

● Teachings

● Shabad

● Positive learnings

For kids, videos and animations make for strong imagination. And, Khalsa Phulwari, needs the kids' educational Cartoons on Sikhism and learn values without animating Sikh Gurus.

  A true Sikh believes in the shabad guru and Shabad is the word of Guru hence shabad is the living guru.

What Do We Create Instead?

Khalsa Phulwari focuses on creating learning, delightful short stories that focus on respect and values. Without animating Gurus, we show -

● Simple narration to help children listen to stories without any distractions.

● We use symbolic visual elements that show animated Stories of Sikh Gurus with meaningful backgrounds.

● Our content shows bravery, kindness, equality, honesty, compassion, and other great values.

● Lastly, our content is highly kid-friendly, which helps them to learn through rhymes, worksheets, shabad, and more.

Read More - Fun Ways to Teach Gurmukhi to Young Children at Home

How Does It Help Children Better?

Our decision protects the spiritual depth of the Gurus and also creates a healthier learning environment for kids.

  Children learn:

● About Gurus and the history of the Sikh religion

● What values did they teach

● How their actions inspire us today

With the best cartoon series for kids, they grow with much more clarity of their religion, and focus on values rather than appearance.

  This is why our Animated Stories of Sikh Gurus are created with thoughtful storytelling, without turning the Gurus into animated characters.

Conclusion

The Sikh religion and its learning are thoughtful and full of value. And, our aim at Khalsa Phulwari is simple: teach with care and love. In a world full of the best animation videos and colourful cartoons, we select a more subtle path, where the teachings of the Sikh Gurus remain pure, powerful, intact, and timeless.

  By blending creativity with values, we offer children content that is meaningful, joyful, and rooted in real Sikh values. In doing so, we hope to help every child build a beautiful, respectful connection with Sikhi for life.