The topic 'does Performance get us to heaven?' has been done but I'm framing in non-occidental terms. How are performances, not necessarily sheer works or the effrontery either, seen in religions specifically like that of Sikhism. I say this way as many Sikhs themselves have a diffuse understanding associated with culturally- or geographically-similar belief systems, and may not refer them using the Sikh label.
The simran flows naturally from a person of disposition toward God realization. The universal nature is affirmed. Accordingly Formless Being is the Supreme knowledge (Divine figure) mentioned in the Adi Granth. Therefore an advanced type of divinization or progression in the spiritual life leads to fulfillment or enlightening. Are these concepts able to crossover toward Biblical-based religions and how much are they influenced for the better in holding onto traditions?
In particular, transmigration seems to be one such tradition which has an archetypal meaning that goes underappreciated.