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  • 29 bytes (3 words) - 12:59, 11 February 2007
  • ...ptember 1st, 2010 and provides safe, nutritious and culturally-appropriate food to low-income families in Mississauga. An initiative of Sikhs Serving Canad ...citizens have access to an adequate, sustainable and nutritious supply of food.
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  • #REDIRECT [[Mardana gives away clothes and food]]
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  • ...a sacrifice to God to expiate the sins of the slaughterer and its flesh as food being only a secondary object..."12 The [[Jhatka]] method has been describe ...y OTHER food, i.e., any food other than NAAM. In the absence of the Divine Food (Naam), all material foods will sicken the body as well as the soul. The ve
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  • 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
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  • #REDIRECT [[Mumbai Terror Attack Nov 2008 / Sikhs offer food to security forces]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Sikhs offer food to security forces]]
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  • {{p|Image:Sikhs-donate2.jpg|Sikhs of Califonia donate blankets, food and toys}} ...www.indiajournal.com/pages/event.php?id=5587 Sikhs Donate 15,000 Blankets, Food Bags and Toys to Poor]''' India Journal Jan 02, 2009
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  • ...hs_offer_food_to_security_forces/articleshow/3774023.cms Sikh youths offer food to security forces] 30 Nov 2008, TNN ...uch group of young Sikhs worked relentlessly during last few days to offer food and water to security forces at Taj and Oberoi hotels.
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  • ...s referred to in the [[Janamsakhi]]s of [[Guru Nanak]] when he worked in a food store in [[Sultanpur]] while staying in the town where his sister, [[Nanaki
    311 bytes (51 words) - 18:38, 21 April 2008
  • ...l situated with all Sikh [[Gurdwara]]s where [[Langar]] or free vegetarian food is served. One has to sit on the carpeted floor in straight lines called "p ...ant a small portion say so before you are served. If you want some item of food or drink say so to the volunteer as he comes near you.
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  • ...hs_offer_food_to_security_forces/articleshow/3774023.cms Sikh youths offer food to security forces] 30 Nov 2008, TNN ...uch group of young Sikhs worked relentlessly during last few days to offer food and water to security forces at Taj and Oberoi hotels.
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  • {{p|Image:Sikhs-donate2.jpg|Sikhs of Califonia donate blankets, food and toys}} ...www.indiajournal.com/pages/event.php?id=5587 Sikhs Donate 15,000 Blankets, Food Bags and Toys to Poor]''' India Journal Jan 02, 2009
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  • ...ithout washing his hands. He then said to her, "This is the most delicious food I have ever eaten." She was overjoyed and thanked the Guru for visiting her ...out of what she had earned by the sweat of her brow. Because of this, the food was very pure and that is why I ate it. I was hungry for love; in the matte
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  • ...departed ancestors up to thee seventh generation. It is believed that the food offered in their memory helps their ancestors. SIKHISM disregards this beli
    763 bytes (121 words) - 04:43, 9 May 2009
  • ...ptember 1st, 2010 and provides safe, nutritious and culturally-appropriate food to low-income families in Mississauga. An initiative of Sikhs Serving Canad ...citizens have access to an adequate, sustainable and nutritious supply of food.
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  • ...me has become my food. Those who follow the Guru's Teachings, who eat this food and are satisfied, find peace. His minstrel spreads His Glory, singing and
    963 bytes (169 words) - 00:34, 3 February 2009
  • ...23rd instant. About 500 were killed outright. About 300 were distributed food that we had brought, but some people could not he given anything while othe
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  • ...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
    215 bytes (39 words) - 03:15, 11 May 2007
  • ...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
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  • ...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
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  • ...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.
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  • ...parsada]]s (bread). The one problem was that there was no fire to cook the food.
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  • ...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
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  • ...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
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  • ...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
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  • ...ed to the latter his doubt about the Guru's justice in giving a handful of food and a word of blessing in return for six hundred rupees. Dhian Singh told h
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  • They made him eat halal food and then freed him. At the time of 'Rahraas' (the Sikh evening-prayer), the The Sikh said, "they did my 'sunnat' (circumcised), compelled me to eat the food and cut my hair".
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  • ...other of Baba Moti Ram Mehra and Bibi Bholi Ji, wife of Mehra Ji, prepared food for these Sikhs. ...announcement in the town that whoever tried to help and serve any type of food to the sons of the [[Guru Gobind Singh|tenth Guru]], he along with his fami
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  • ...y, they had travelled far and were very hungry and tired. They wanted some food and rest. They were exhausted and could go no further. So they went towards ...walking for a long time. Now we are hungry and tired. Can you give us some food to eat and a room to sleep for the night?"''
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  • The Brahman replied that he would not eat food in that way. He would only eat what he had cooked himself. He would first d Guru Sahib had not attended to these formalities, and the Brahman spurned food otherwise cooked. Guru Ji told him he would give him uncooked viands which
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  • ...ur of us.” She partook of the food left by me. She always remained without food, till such time that I ate first. It was past mid-night." (translated by Bh
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  • Sleep does not come to my eyes, and I have no desire for food or water. I have no desire for food or water, and I am dying from the pain of separation. Without my Husband Lo
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  • Last January, the group had an idea to bring food to the needy in Vancouver’s poorest neighbourhood. “We thought, a coupl ...a minimum of one year during which they would distribute 15,000 to 20,000 food packages in the Downtown Eastside.
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  • ...follow the schedule and they continue to be normal and are taking normal food. These two patients had improved health and HB has gone up and Anti Tissue
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  • ...ce. Akbar was interested to know how the Guru's [[Langar]] was run. Simple food was served to all in the [[Guru's Langar]]. It remained open day and night. ...mon people in a row as the Sikhs served them food. They enjoyed the simple food and were very happy. Akbar liked the working of the Guru's Langar very much
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  • ...roader more deeper sense, one can argue that the items belonging to these "food groups" should also not be consumed – therefore as: ..., fish and wine. What the Guru is saying applies to all the items in these food groups. If one just accepts this Shabad with a narrow and literal view-poin
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  • ...er Him always and sing His praises. Serve holy men and help the needy with food and clothing." [[Bhai Khanu]], Maia and Govind took the Guru's precept
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  • down food before his idol of worship next day, he found it turned into meat. He felt
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  • ...residents of the groom's village, enter in, dance gidha accept presents of food, grain and ghee for the lamps and continue these rounds through the night,
    840 bytes (143 words) - 14:47, 18 January 2007
  • ...ulture & Rural Development minister and in 1998 as Chemical & Fertilizers, Food & Consumer Affairs minister in the Government of India. He is known for his
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  • ...0|bhugat gi-aan da-i-aa bhandaaran ghat ghat vaajeh naad.|Make wisdom your food and compassion your attendant; The Sound-current vibrates in each and every
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  • ...Mehraj in 1634, he served Guru Hargobind and his Sikhs with milk and food. As Guru Hargobind visited Nathana after the battle, Kalu Nath offere
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  • ...t of drum that this ascetic was lying that he had spent forty days without food as he had been feeding himself with his ego and without destroying it no on
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  • * Udasis perform shraadh (ancestral rites of offering food to the dead) - Sikhs do not.
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  • ...food and water on their heads barefooted to the camp site. They served the food and water to the tired and hungry sangat. One old man, very much tired, was
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  • The man who eats the food of lions,
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  • ...adu Shah Lobana of the adjoining village served him and his followers with food and milk. Guru Ji asked that who is he then he replied that he is a poor se
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  • ...heat masalas (spice) flavourings. Though wheat varieties form their staple food, Punjabis do cook rice on special occasions. During winter a delicacy, Roh The food is tailor-made for the Punjabi lifestyle in which most of the rural folk bu
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  • ...in the world's population without an accompanying explosion in the world's food supply, of which rice is a predominant staple crop. ...een avoided. The major force behind this profound increase in the world's food supply was Dr. Gurdev Singh, a plant breeder and geneticist at the Internat
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  • ...kadasi also harivasar (lit. Visnu's day) is a day of fasting. Partaking of food in any form on this day is considered a sin, while observing a fast on this
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  • [[Image:Langar plate.jpg|thumb|200px|right|{{c|simple langar food}}]] ...ood food. I mean when one actually dissects langar, it encompasses all the food groups: protein, vegetables,dairy and grains. No wonder langar is so popula
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  • ...Pahar 1 Night= 4 Pahar). Anapurna served GURU SAHIB and other singhs with food. GURU SAHIB blessed her that a Mandir on your name will be built here befor
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  • ...age party). The raised platform from where [[Raja Bhup Singh]] would serve food to the people still exists. A big festival is held here annually on the occ
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  • ...khaahi. asaNkh nindak sir karahi bhaar.|Countless wretches, eat filth for food. Countless slanders, make their heads heavy}}
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  • .... Sikhs perform this daily through the free community kitchen which offers food (and shelter if required) to anyone and everyone regardless of their backgr
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  • ...birth at the merchant's house listening to which the saints stopped eating food due to Sootak (a period of 13 to 40 days after childbirth). Guru Nanak Dev
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  • ...s. With this strong belief in mind, he sat in deep meditation. Somehow the food came from one source or other at the required times. ...tice is still continued by the "Dera" now popularly known as Nanaksar. The food, "langar", is not prepared at Nanaksar but it is sent by the nearby village
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  • ...nstead they should produce other eatables and that would yield a healthier food. He had enough persuasive power to mould the entire general public to what
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  • ...Hindus) are very strict about Chauka and consider it improper to take your food with clothes on1. You are extremely superstitious about untouchability, as ...towards west and to gain truth towards north and then (this way) take your food. (Mannu Ch. 2, Sh. 231)
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  • [[File:Kohat 608 - Reuters.jpg|500px|thumb|left|Ammunition and food dumped in the houses occupied from the Sikh community was also destroyed in A huge quantity of ammunition and food and seven camps of Taliban were destroyed in the air strikes in Sultanzai,
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  • ...Samagams will have [[Guru ka Langar]] where many [[sewadar]]s will prepare food for the congregation attending the event. The purpose of the Samagam is to
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  • ...holy music, ardas (prayer) and distribution of karah prasad (communion food) will ordinarily be observed. The custom of performing sadharan path by
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  • ...ne could help the poor and the needy with one's wealth or by sharing one's food with them; one could render physical service to others; or one could impart
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  • ...cide in the community. The management is recommending that only vegetarian food should be served without liquor of any kind in keeping with the message of ...ocession to the bride’s home and culminating in a banquet featuring lavish food, beer and whisky and dancing into the night. This has resulted in high expe
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  • washing dishes, cleaning the floors, serving food, etc. </big></p>
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  • ...ch he contributed to the Guru ka Langar, selling part of the second to buy food for the couple and storing the remainder. Once on an extremely cold night a
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  • ...nd charities to ensure every man, woman and child has access to nourishing food for an active and healthy life. ...s a term used in the [[Punjabi]] language to describe a free kitchen where food is provided to all people, regardless of background, ethnicity, religious b
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  • ...itional manner where much time could be spent and the Guru could bless the food first in the tradition way of consuming the meal before the rest of the con ...Almighty. Towards the end of the ardas, the [[kirpan]] was dipped into the food as a symbol of offering to the Lord before the whole of the congregation co
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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
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  • '' '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
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  • ...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
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  • ...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
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  • ...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
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  • * [[Seva Food Bank]]
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  • ...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
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  • ...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
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  • ...sangats (congregations) doing [[sewa]] (donating their time and even the food in service of the Gurus' visitors).
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  • ...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
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  • ...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
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  • ...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
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  • ...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
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  • ...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
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  • 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
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  • ...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
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  • ...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
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  • ...kh camps, [[Kirtan]] Samagams, all your friends, Aunties who will feed you food, Historical locations, etc. It's really up to your imagination.
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  • ...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
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  • ...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
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  • ...nistered the entire town restoring law and order, as his forces restored food supply, medical care and shelter for those whose homes had been destroyed,
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  • Gurudwara also has huge stable for cattle with all the facilities of their food, water and shelter. Milk produced here is used for Langar at Gurudwara Lang
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  • ..., a yogi living at Nathana, who had served the Guru during the battle with food and milk for his Sikhs, now came out personally to make obeisance and recei
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  • ...nath place and started saying wrong to him and also said that she gave her food shelter etc. etc. Balaknath in return says " mai eh teri lassi tae eh teri
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  • ...urbilds Dasvm Pdtshdhi, Prasadi was reduced to a skeleton owing to lack of food during the prolonged siege of Anandpur (1705), and Guru Gobind Singh had hi
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  • ...end, the service ends with Ardas (formal prayer) and Parshad (warm, sweet food/pudding, made of flour, butter, sugar and water) served for the spreading.
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  • ...scious Cookery and Catering Company in Hollywood, which supplies Jackson's food at home. '''Source:-Michael Jackson in 1982 "Interview" Magazine''' ''
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  • ...allowed to cook in their homes. All, irrespective of their religion, take food from Langar. It is managed by Sikhs, Muslims and Hindus alternately for one
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  • ...] takes place; singing of [[Bani]] ([[Kirtan]]) takes place; free communal food is served ([[Langar]]) and [[Gatka]] and other sports events are held.
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  • ...district in March that year. He found a job in 1948 as an inspector in the Food and Supplies Department of East Punjab. In 1950, he joined Ramgarhia Colleg
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  • ...s, levitating during bouts of meditation, or "living on air" (refusing all food). It is also used, usually sarcastically, for a common street beggar who ch
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  • ...qualifications, or skills. Volunteers take turns in preparing and serving food in the langar. ...families, not only attend regular congregations, but also offer Langar (food) service
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  • ...ound 10,000 people every single day, there's not a trace of chaos. And the food is free. For all. ...split into small groups to go exploring the city of [[Delhi]] through its food culture.
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  • ...called Karwa Chauth undergo a sunrise to sunset fast consuming no water or food, for the Hindu wife this is a very serious fast which is done to secure a l ...n thought the Sadhu was the spirit of the tree. The starving Sadhu ate the food and under what is now also known as the Bodhi or Bo tree Sidartha Gautama a
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  • ...red. Today with the concern for health modern appliances such as mixers or food processors often come with attachments that allow grains to be milled quick
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  • ...h of the Brahman priests by having meat cooked on the occasion. Cooking of food at the time of eclipse was considered a sacrilege and eating meat was in an ...hat the eclipses were the natural phenomena and had nothing to do with the food men ate. This discourse took place on the southern bank of the main sacred
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  • ...e Babar Akalis engaged in antigovernment activities and provided them with food and money. He himself took part in the AKALI movement and led a Jatha durin
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  • ...urdwara is equipped with a huge, almost industrial-size kitchen to prepare food for anyone and everyone who comes — community members and strangers alike ...row of congregants seated on the floor in the dining hall, ladling out the food.
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  • Bhai Dhanna ji liked this idea of giving a little food to this small God and getting back everything. So Bhai Dhanna ji asked the ...en you eat. Understood! Goodbye." '' Saying that the pundit dived into the food left over by Thakur. ''“Lovely I really could not have waited any longer!
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  • ...itting on the floor is to show that as consumer, we are humbly receiver of food from the Creator, who is the supplier of everything on this Earth. It is a
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