Welcome, Sikhism
“I am a stranger to no one; and no one is a stranger to me. Indeed, I am a friend to all.”
— Guru Granth Sahib, p.1299
Sikhism’s radical equality — no strangers, no castes, no hierarchy of souls — is the social consequence of the Golden Rule applied universally. The Ultimate Law’s framework agrees: every agent has the same rights, the same boundaries, the same claim to justice. Sikh concepts of seva (selfless service) and langar (feeding all equally) demonstrate what voluntary cooperation looks like without coercion.
The Ultimate Law
Logic is the supreme rule. No authority, tradition, feeling, or majority overrides a valid logical argument.
The passive Golden Rule: do not do to others what they would not want done to them.
When this rule is broken, the victim’s right to justice — restitution or forgiveness — is sovereign.
No victim, no crime. No contradiction, no law.