Featured Photo: Langar Seva Washing Dishes Outside After Dark
Langar, (serving free food) and Seva (selfless service) are important integral part of every Sikh worship service whether it takes place in the gurdwara, or like this kirtan program, is held at a private home, where sangat of friends and family lovingly lend a helping hand.
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That is a nice photo..except I prefer to do my dish washing standing. I am not limber enough for that..lol
That too is a service. Great shot.
You have such cool traditions. I’d be a fun experience to visit.
Love it. All the gatherings I go to are self-serve, which isn’t easy to do when you have four young kids with you.
Service sits more lightly when you have someone to share it with.
Great shot. That is a wonderful service people are doing!
It is always good to have some help when doing a service.
I love being reminded that community is so important.
Great shot! Feeding the hungry is such a lovely gesture.
My entries:
Moms…Check Nyo
Yummy-as-can-be
Handwashing dishes seems like a great way to bond … but I’m too spoiled by the dishwashing machine.
Lovely shot of these women. Serving others is such a valuable thing.
I, too, wish I were that flexible.
Think how many of our world’s troubles could be solved if everyone, regardless of faith/philosophy, dedicated part of one day per week to selfless service.
There’s nothing like a little team work to get the job done. But I’d much prefer to stand at a sink to wash dishes than crouch like that!
The photos on this site are beautiful and illustrate the articles so well. They really draw the reader in. Thank you for making this a pleasure to read.
Such teamwork! I wished more people were so giving.
Nice photo of alternative means of cleaning dishes.