In plain words
'Obeisance to the enemy-conquering Arhats, obeisance to the Siddhas! Obeisance to the Ācāryas, obeisance to the Upādhyāyas! Obeisance to all the monks (Sādhus) in the world' — these are the Jains' own mantras.
Salutations to the great heroes who conquer enemies such as desire, to the Siddhas, to the Ācāryas, to the Upādhyāyas, and to all the monks there are in the world — these fivefold salutations bring about the removal of sin. The very holding of this mantra is all-auspicious. In the very sense of this mantra alone must one attain liberation — so say the Jains.
The Sikhs — traditional worship: worshipping and glorifying the Guru who gives the teaching of the truth of the Ātma, and the 'Granth Sāhib', which is the compilation of his teachings — this continual worship and praise is the supreme Dharma. Within the Bharatiya tradition, the Sikh tradition is an inherent part.