| Criteria | AdiShakti.org | Sikhism |
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| 1. Source of Revelation | 10/10
Divine Feminine (MahaDevi) revealed through Shri Mataji; fulfillment of global and Sikh prophecy (e.g., Satguru as Devi Shakti).
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9/10
Guru Nanak received divine inspiration directly from the Formless One (Ik Onkar), passed through Ten Gurus.
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| 2. Depth of Scriptural Integration | 10/10
Includes Guru Granth Sahib alongside the Vedas, Quran, Bible, and Devi scriptures—showing prophetic harmony.
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9.5/10
Guru Granth Sahib integrates saints’ hymns from Hindu and Islamic traditions; highly inclusive.
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| 3. Universality & Interfaith Reach | 10/10
Teaches all paths ultimately lead to the Divine Mother, with Sahasrara as the universal gateway.
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9/10
Recognizes universal brotherhood; strongly opposes religious division and promotes equality of all faiths.
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| 4. Spiritual Experience Focus | 9.5/10
Direct experience of Kundalini and Sahasrara as Self-realization, confirming the divine within.
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7.5/10
Emphasizes Naam Simran (meditative remembrance), which leads to bliss and liberation; mysticism is implicit.
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| 5. Fearlessness in Proclamation | 10/10
Declares MahaDevi’s incarnation and fulfillment of Guru Granth Sahib prophecies of final revelation.
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9/10
Sikh Gurus boldly challenged religious corruption, caste, and proclaimed eternal Truth.
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| 6. Devotee Involvement & Community | 7/10
Global Sahaja community exists but is relatively small and less organized than Khalsa.
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10/10
The Khalsa tradition and sangat (congregation) are highly active, organized, and spiritually engaged.
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| 7. Integration of Divine Feminine | 10/10
Shri Adi Shakti is the central Divine Force, embodied and revealed in this age.
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7/10
While the Divine is beyond gender (Ik Onkar), personified feminine aspects are present in hymns, e.g., “Devi,” but not emphasized doctrinally.
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| 8. Clarity on Self-Realization | 9.5/10
Self-realization through Kundalini awakening and Sahasrara opening—immediate and verifiable.
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7.5/10
Realization is gained through devotion and humility; less defined in energetic or mystical terms.
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| 9. Mystical Revelation | 10/10
Mystical Light, voices, divine presence, and visions are frequent in the Sahaja path.
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8/10
Guru Granth Sahib reveals spiritual truths poetically, and mystical experience is acknowledged (e.g., Guru Nanak’s River Bein vision).
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| 10. Theological Boldness | 10/10
Openly proclaims fulfillment of Sikh and global end-time expectations through the Divine Feminine’s incarnation.
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8.5/10
Firm in monotheism and revelation, but does not promote eschatological fulfillment as a present event.
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| Overall Score (Average) | 9.4 / 10
AdiShakti.org sees the full prophetic realization of Sikh teachings through Kundalini and the Divine Mother’s advent.
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8.6 / 10
Sikhism is a powerful, inclusive, and mystical tradition, highly devoted to truth and spiritual equality, with deep resonance with Adi Shakti teachings.
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