Sikhs believes God is invisible and formless; he does not express his divinity through incarnations such as the avatars of Hinduism.

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Sikhism teaches that God (Waheguru) is invisible, formless, and omnipresent, without any physical form or incarnations, distinguishing it from the beliefs in avatars found in Hinduism.

Sikhs Believes God Is Invisible and Formless; He Does Not