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I kind of took this from : http://www.amritsar.com/The Five K.shtml but it says "The Kara is a bangle, usually made from iron or steel and worn on the right wrist. The steel is a symbol of strength, and the circular shape is a symbol of unity and eternity - a circle has no beginning and no end. This reflects the Sikh view of God who is eternal and infinite. The circular shape also stands for unity between Sikhs and between Sikhs and God"Just use this it should help, additonally you can search something like 5 k's of sikhism on google or something similar. Good Luck, GSingh2011.
I kind of took this from : http://www.amritsar.com/The Five K.shtml but it says "The Kara is a bangle, usually made from iron or steel and worn on the right wrist. The steel is a symbol of strength, and the circular shape is a symbol of unity and eternity - a circle has no beginning and no end. This reflects the Sikh view of God who is eternal and infinite. The circular shape also stands for unity between Sikhs and between Sikhs and God"
Just use this it should help, additonally you can search something like 5 k's of sikhism on google or something similar. Good Luck, GSingh2011.
