In Sikhism, the Five K's are significant. They stand for the Sikh people's unwavering dedication to preserving the core beliefs of their religion. The uncut hair (Kes) represents acceptance of Gods will and natural form while the comb (Kangha) signifies cleanliness and discipline. The steel bracelet (Kara) serves as a reminder to follow a path the undergarment (Kachera) represents self-restraint and the ceremonial sword (Kirpan) symbolizes duty in protecting and upholding justice for those who're vulnerable.