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...number of them have opened restaurants, introducing hitherto absent Indian food to the Portuguese, and work in stores and agricultural plantations. Some ha

'' 'If the clothes be of heat and cold and the food be of the wind, the alluring women of heaven be there everywhere. Or the al

...in every respect." Its last line was: "God is our wealth, His Name is our food; this, 0 Nanak, is our chohia." The village thereupon came to be called Cho

...principle of selfless service called [[Seva]] and the distribution of free food called [[Langar]] are a gift to the world from the founder prophet of the S ...ring of support we've received from numerous [[Sikh Gurdwara]]s (temples), food donors, and volunteers. Above all, in keeping with the Sikh spirit of inclu

...these tribals even use very little sea food to survive .They collect their food from forests which is their home and most eat wild pigs, honey, bananas and

* [[Seva Food Bank]]

...17); and he who goes about with his head uncovered or eats or distributes food with his head uncovered (verse 24). Verses 78 describe the method of prepar

...ames Parshada (lit. bread or meal), Valtohl (lit. kettle) and Langar (lit. food, meal, kitchen), it is said, were given to them by the people for their war

...sangats (congregations) doing [[sewa]] (donating their time and even the food in service of the Gurus' visitors).

...Guru ji said: "Put this galeecha on this pregnant female dog and give her food." Guru ji asked about his wish. Dawood told [[Guru Nanak]] that he was chi

...Guru Ji and the Panj Piaare singing shabads and enjoying the glorious day. Food and drinks are sometimes served from stationary points or from other subseq ...Sahib Ji by bowing their heads and are presented with [[Prashad]] (sacred food) by the sevadars. The Nagar Kirtan is started when the [[Panj Pyara]] (5 be

...ungry for the last two days, if you permit, I may go to the village to eat food." Gur Dev Ji said, "Mardana, you may go if you like but do not beg for the

...the Guru halted a little way off. Mardana felt an irresistible craving for food. Cautioning him against the wiles of the women of that place and counsellin ...tanding on. He obeyed he signs and suggestions like a lamb. He ate without food and drank without water. He would cry like a lamb, eat like a lamb or laugh

...ess we were able to get free food, but he would spend his own money to buy food and make his own. Because his Bebek Rehat was very difficult, he was happy

So when the Guru, who had been working as a storekeeper at [[modi khana]] (food supplies store), gave up his job his choice of [[Mardana]] as his companion ...on to go to a nearby village to get something to eat and drink. Along with food the village people gave him some clothes, as well, as they often offered to

...ars are purified immediately. He who is undergoing a fast (abstaining from food), he who is performing a sacrifice reciting the mantras, he who has set up By giving food to the hungry and to the poor and the needy, the parents get rid of impurit

...ru Granth Sahib and made them into Akhand Paathis. He would only eat Bebek food prepared by his own hands and always kept a Sarbloh (iron) Simrana in his h

...kh camps, [[Kirtan]] Samagams, all your friends, Aunties who will feed you food, Historical locations, etc. It's really up to your imagination.

...ungry for the last two days, if you permit, I may go to the village to eat food." Gur Dev Ji said, "Mardana, you may go if you like but do not beg for the

...ds, but this was not allowed in the army, so he had to stop making his own food. In those days, I used to live with my Singhni and I asked him to eat at ou ...listened to the whole Akhand Path cross-legged in one sitting without any food or water. After the Bhog, he also listened to six hours of Kirtan in the sa