Simran, from Sanskrit smaraṇa, “remembering”, is the inward discipline of Sikh life. It may take the form of repeating Vāhigurū, of meditating on the scripture, or of a steady awareness of God in daily work. The Gurus taught that remembrance purifies the mind as water washes dust from the body.
Simran
Remembrance: the Sikh practice of keeping God in mind through repetition of the Name.
Also: Simran, smarana