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[[Image:FoodPots.gif|thumb|390px|center| <center><small>'''Preparing food for visitors at Harimandir Sahib, Amritsar'''<br> See [http://www.flickr.co

...-thinking Sikhs would not share a meal with Muslims, they were given some food to eat which they ate only after offering it to the 'Holy Kirpan' while rec 1. how does offering food to the Holy Kirpan make it oK to eat Muslim food. what is the ceremony of the Holy Kirpan.

...red to all visitors to the Darbar Sahib in a Gurdwara. This is regarded as food blessed by the Guru and should not be refused. It may be [[Kara parshad]] o

...ound 10,000 people every single day, there's not a trace of chaos. And the food is free for all. ...in [[India]], where the theme is "Food and Juice." It's an exploration of food systems worldwide, and the energy required to make them go.

...g no home or place and end up joining the Nihang Dals (army) so as to find food and shelter. The laws within the Akali Nihang Dals mean that anyone in need ...als as part of the Vaheer (encampment) performing menial tasks in turn for food and shelter are termed ‘Nang’. In time, having no real love for Nihang

...ut Guru Nanak Dev, rather than blessing Malik Bhago declined to accept any food from him. <!--- Bhago was annoyed and surprised to hear a refusal for the delicious food and he immediately asked the reason for the refusal --->[http://tuhitu.blog

...ore him his simple food of bread and buttermilk. The Guru took some of the food and shared the rest with the Sikh sangat. Guruji blessed the peasant with t

...n in the Sikh community, where people of all faith and statures are served food in an act that signifies equality and sharing among humanity.

...parsada]]s (bread). The one problem was that there was no fire to cook the food.

...sheet to begin eating, the corpse turned into a feast of delicious sacred food. ...t over. Guru Nanak was delighted, and said, "You have obtained this sacred food because you desired to share it with others. You now know my secret; you ar

...for commensality or sitting together on the ground in a row to partake of food from a common kitchen regardless of caste, creed, sex, age or social status ...e [[Guru ka Langar]] to sit side by side in a [[pangat]] or '''row''' when food is served to them by [[sevadar]]s or volunteers. The institution of [[Guru

...sit in the same pangat (literally "row" or "line") to share and enjoy the food together. ...portant role in the preparation of meals, and the children help in serving food to the [[pangat]]. [[Langar]] also teaches the etiquette of sitting and eat

...we would distribute the food so that the frail receive a fair share of the food.---> {{aowf|Meditation, the doorway to higher consciousness}}

...d watch for people walking near the edge and then come out and beg for the food. I watched him do this for about 15-20 minutes. I don't think this happens

In this article we look at the operation of making the food in the [[Guru-ka-Langar]] (the Guru kitchen) at the premier Sikh shrine, th ...in the same [[pangat]] (literally "row" or "line") to share and enjoy the food together.<!---

...ful wedding I attended was one held solely at the Gurdwara with vegetarian food and plain water to drink. I knew that the words my friends were saying were

...nj]] in [[Lahore]]. Here, he would help with cleaning, cooking and serving food; he also tended to the aged, infirm and sick who came to the [[Gurdwara]]s ...nd then when he had done that, they sat in front of him and started eating food without offering him anything.

Here, he would help with cleaning, cooking and serving food; he also tended to the aged, infirm and sick who came to the [[Gurdwara]]s ...nd then when he had done that, they sat in front of him and started eating food without offering him anything. <!------------

landed Saturday and are distributing food, water, and blankets and medical help. They're manning a traditional Sikh l

...used in the [[Sikhism|Sikh]] religion for the free, [[vegetarian]]-only [[food]] served in a [[Gurdwara]] and eaten by everyone sitting as equals. The pra ...ll visitors to the [[Darbar Sahib]] in a [[Gurdwara]]. This is regarded as food blessed by the [[Guru]] and should not be refused. As it has a very high su