100s of Free Indian Meals served up Daily at Southall Temple "Sri Guru Singh Sabha Gurdwara" London.

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  • Опубликовано: 26 окт 2024
  • ✓ Documentary: we are very much humbled, in awe and honoured to have visited the kitchen of Southall Temple (Gurdwara) and to have gotten a taste of the tastiest of freshly made food anywhere, being given food that was blessed by hand and human touch and further energised and charged by positive thoughts, this is Absolutely Delicious Spiritually Blessed Food!!!
    It is truly refreshing to come across people who are carrying out unconditional service to help the most needy in our society; this we have found especially with the Sikh / Singh community, their act of Seva, Langar & helping the needy in society touches a nerve deep within our soul.
    In this video documentary movie you can watch the Temple's chapati making process from start to finish, which is all freshly made daily by the volunteer ladies who come in every day.
    We had a plate of the delicious food that was being served up on the day; which was: Mattar Aloo (Garden Peas & Potato Curry), Punjabi Dal Makhni, Kala Chana Aloo (Black Chickpea Curry), Kheer (Rice & Milk Pudding), Dahi (Yoghurt) and of course the freshly made buttered chapatti.
    Volunteer Sikhs give out free langar, langar is Prasad (also known as food blessed by God) so they don't charge for it, so it gets served up for free!!!
    Unlike some places there is nothing hidden and no secret to the recipe because everything is made in the open kitchen in full view of people.
    A very special thank you to Chef & Cook Harbinder, Joint General Secretary Navraj and everyone else we came across who very much welcomed us and graciously allowed us a privileged glimpse into their kitchen to do the videoing even though they were extraordinarily busy.
    The temple and kitchen never closes, it's open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, the people at this Temple bring only sunshine into everyone's lives.
    You say Singh, we say King, May God Bless them all for all that they do!!!
    Here's the tag to their various social media such as Instagram, Facebook, Twitter: @sgsssouthall
    Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha is located at Havelock Road, Southall, London, UB2 4NP
    If you are perhaps inspired by this video and want to volunteer or make any form of donation you can phone them on 020 8574 4311
    If you're wondering what this part of Southall looks like on a non event day then you may like to check out a video we made last year titled: "Walking on London's "Little India Streets" from The Broadway & then onto South Road, Southall": • Walking on London's "L...
    or highlights of the other food at this Nagar Kirtan event: • Free Indian Street Foo...
    or a previous Nagar Kirtan we attended in 2014: • Walking in Southall al...
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Комментарии • 652

  • @sivasakthi3721
    @sivasakthi3721 5 лет назад +55

    They serve ppl as well as our nation than many other states in India. I Respect them whole heartily. From Tamilnadu.

  • @arelieparedes8269
    @arelieparedes8269 5 лет назад +50

    I go to a Sikh festival in my community every year with friends and I love it! Very welcoming, caring, amazing people. They always feed me so much and treat me like family. I appreciate them. ❤️❤️❤️

    • @jaihind4039
      @jaihind4039 2 года назад +1

      Visit you near isckon temple for piece and healthy atmosphere and prasadam 🙏

  • @DavidW8061
    @DavidW8061 5 лет назад +100

    Knew the Sikh Community were open to everyone ! But 24 hrs a day to feed anyone that comes in? No words! Fantastic People. Respect!

  • @dasums1
    @dasums1 5 лет назад +14

    I love my Sikh brothers and sisters for their great services to humanity ❤️ tons of love and respect

  • @annmarie562
    @annmarie562 5 лет назад +49

    So amazing! I have a heart for serving others as did my grandmother, she travelled from Compton California to Gunther India to feed orphans.

    • @jaihind4039
      @jaihind4039 2 года назад +2

      Visit isckon temple for healthy atmosphere and prasadam

    • @derekbrown3165
      @derekbrown3165 2 года назад +1

      Why didn't she feed the orphans in Compton?

  • @muhammedzaid4765
    @muhammedzaid4765 5 лет назад +36

    those who dislike this video don't have any soul inside, they are dead, hope you all haters will get some life, guru gobind Singh jee has done beautiful things to humanity, it's amazing,I bow my head down in front of all mothers here volunteers in Langar also to all Sikh brothers n sisters, love n peace 😍

  • @bashirahmed4463
    @bashirahmed4463 5 лет назад +46

    Tears in my eyes are are presenting Salam to you All who are doing this Godly selfless service to humanity. When I come to London I want to visit you all and say thanks.

    • @djs9415
      @djs9415 5 лет назад +3

      Brother, such a Langar will be going on in any gurudwara near you. If there are 5 Sikh families working an honest day's work in your city, they will build a Gurudwara. And give 10 % to feed anybody who is hungry. They never ask for donations and charity. Who knows how that donated money was earned?
      I guess that is how Sikhs prosper where ever they go. they are given back a hundredfold by God, Allah, Khuda because someone grateful has just said a prayer of Bless these people God, they have fed me.
      Just do a google search of gurudwara near me. This service has been an UNINTERRUPTED service for 400 years. It is only that mankind does not know about this. Gurudwara means Door of the Master. On the internet they call it a Sikh temple. It is not a temple, the same way a mosque is NOT a church.
      Take the name of Allah, enter without fear, sing his praises, eat, and in many gurudwaras you also get clothes free medical aid and feel safe if you reach a place and don't have shelter for the night. You can get a secure bed in a gurudwara. Only don't take any drugs or tobacco into a Gurudwara please. Mussalmans and Sikhs are forbidden alcohol too. That is because our pir- fakeers knew that these intoxicants cause sterility and infertility 600 years ago.

    • @songs5873
      @songs5873 4 года назад

      Yes I too cryed these people are amazing God pls give me heart like them

  • @drmasoodsheikh
    @drmasoodsheikh 5 лет назад +15

    I am wittiness to it.
    I have been many times here for lunch,when I was unable to afford.
    I have seen here people from all races.
    Outclass people serving here ,and excellent hygienic conditions.

  • @HerchelBaliwas
    @HerchelBaliwas 5 лет назад +19

    These Sikh people are men of actions. I mean, the idea to help is there but they just do it! Other people know this idea but chose to ignore it. Bless these people. My respect to you all. God will always provide you all and bless you all.

  • @caravind25
    @caravind25 5 лет назад +14

    Beyond words to describe your service to the humanity...in tears..

  • @peerni538
    @peerni538 6 лет назад +22

    God bless all Sikh people. They are known for extending unconditional service. What a great concept established and inculcated by the great great Guru. I cannot express in words about this holy service.

  • @indianutuberayesha8856
    @indianutuberayesha8856 6 лет назад +57

    Two yrs ago my son and his friend missed their ways,,,,and reached golden temple and had a lunch,,,he said,,Mummy they does a blessed job,,, anyone can eat ,,rest,,every community shall follow this,,,,most helpful for travelers.....🕌🕍💒🏰

  • @shaztec1021
    @shaztec1021 6 лет назад +94

    I am Muslim and I really appreciated how they serve the whole community for good cause. Bless you guy's

  • @gurj3
    @gurj3 5 лет назад +8

    Serving, protecting humanity and fighting against injustice, it's what Sikhs will always do. Dhan Guru Nanak Dev ji. Waheguru

  • @hs7767
    @hs7767 5 лет назад +24

    Waheguru Ji ka Khalsa, Waheguru ji ki fateh 🙏
    I really feel very blessed and proud to born in a sikh religion.. ❤️

  • @kingsrk7517
    @kingsrk7517 5 лет назад +6

    I m living 2 minutes away from this gurudwara, visiting since 12 years everyday, I will show this video to my parents in India visit, never ever delete this video

  • @sunflower6355
    @sunflower6355 5 лет назад +29

    *just WOW! I cant believe I pass this place on my way to work almost everyday and did not know what they do. I'm Christian and I'm in complete awe of these people. May God bless each and every single one of them abundantly. I think I will go in one day too to taste that delicious food.*

    • @paddysingh8487
      @paddysingh8487 5 лет назад

      And all staff are volunteers, not paid. What Sikhs are also known for is their valour. They never say die

    • @samirdas1029
      @samirdas1029 4 года назад

      @@paddysingh8487 zoom h8p

  • @mianjee2200
    @mianjee2200 6 лет назад +19

    may Allah bless all these people who are serving mankind with love and passion . nice to see this lovely video, love from Germany.

  • @vika-br8sh
    @vika-br8sh 5 лет назад +7

    this is not called working. this is service to the almighty. good humble folks, bowing down b4 God. beautiful, brings humanity and humility.

  • @btgopalarao2139
    @btgopalarao2139 6 лет назад +10

    Such selfless voluntary without expecting anything serving the community irrespective of cast creed relegion at this age really amazing. Other communities should open their hearts and serve their fellow men.this is the best i have come.across.

  • @AGAZAH
    @AGAZAH 6 лет назад +9

    Sikh Community is AMAZING. I’ve been here and they are so warm.

  • @dorothyjacobs294
    @dorothyjacobs294 2 года назад +2

    I am Catholic from Malaysia. The Sikh community here also di these as well as in Singapore. I remember back packers from Europe USA Australia Canada etc when they come to Malaysia they spent their nights there take their showers etc fed vdurinfbthe night and in the mornings after breakfasts they leave with packed lunch.During the covid pandemic they were giving out packed food. TQ for all your goodness and kindness

  • @gladyspearl5288
    @gladyspearl5288 6 лет назад +11

    This was so amazing and good hearted samaritan no matter what races and religion u came from u are welcome good job WAHEGURU JI....

  • @marks238
    @marks238 5 лет назад +6

    Humble and caring people. Very nice to see this in the modern world.

  • @albee8165
    @albee8165 6 лет назад +15

    I am very impressed. All societies should look after their own people. It is shaming to see so many starve in Britain.

    • @Sthmohtwenty
      @Sthmohtwenty 2 года назад

      Royal land of queen etc ppl living on food bank

  • @hussainshah103
    @hussainshah103 6 лет назад +41

    Sikh religion won of the peaceful & recpectble religion in the world we love Sikh brothers & sisters .....love from lahore pakistan

    • @followthebakri4814
      @followthebakri4814 5 лет назад +2

      Hussain Shah > What about about few words on Islam ?

  • @sammyeastwood4950
    @sammyeastwood4950 6 лет назад +50

    Well done to the Sikh community for the hard work they doing to keeping the temple going. Am a Pakistani and the Sikh people are very good people.

  • @elizabethshaw734
    @elizabethshaw734 6 лет назад +133

    I have had the greatest privilege to have eaten here and as a white Westerner I was treated no different than the local people. It was so refreshing to see my food served with the same smile the woman on each side of me was served with. Not only do they feed you but they make your soul feel better! I have often thought of going to India and working in the Sikh free kitchens with the women but now I am in a wheelchair and while traveling is not difficult it may be more difficult now to help. Sikhs are the kings and queens of actually doing what they preach! :-) and by preach I mean what they live by not necessarily like Christian preaching.

    • @anandmenon7880
      @anandmenon7880 6 лет назад +8

      God bless you with good health ma'am
      Stay blessed
      Love from India

    • @RBPL
      @RBPL 5 лет назад +4

      You can visit your local Gurudwara, in your home town.

    • @sureshjoshi8026
      @sureshjoshi8026 5 лет назад +1

      E

    • @porter4216
      @porter4216 5 лет назад +3

      The Christians are busy feeding India's poor.

    • @monicanath4859
      @monicanath4859 5 лет назад +1

      I have a mobility aid myself and used to traipse around this Gurudwara, before I became more ill. Someone suggested I could sit and work in the kitchen, and I told them the disability is in my arms too. She felt so bad and I said it was no problem. I pray for you and your good intentions. The Sikh community is incredible. I am called daughter, by many elders in this Gurudwara. May Waheguru be with you always.

  • @chaatman5754
    @chaatman5754 6 лет назад +43

    "food that was blessed by hand and human touch and further energised and charged by positive thoughts" - Wonderful words my friend, I bless my food with my positive energy and enjoy being of service to others.

  • @shalinibenjamin7864
    @shalinibenjamin7864 6 лет назад +9

    Sikhs are blessed. The only people in the world who do this sort of good work.

  • @RishabSinghRocky
    @RishabSinghRocky 5 лет назад +126

    Other religions : You will go to heaven after death.
    Sikhism:(Brings heaven on Earth).

  • @tipster-challenge
    @tipster-challenge 5 лет назад +2

    this was wonderful to see, and while I am not a religious person, its wonderful to see these Sikh men and women doing Seva. Its something the entire community should participate in whether you are religious or not, good for the body, spirit and soul. Whether in a kitchen, or doing some form of community voluntary work.

  • @sktigress9659
    @sktigress9659 6 лет назад +7

    Sikh have a very close knit community!!! Very nice caring people!!! Bless you

  • @balg7077
    @balg7077 6 лет назад +84

    My late father Avtar Singh Gill did sewa 5 days a week for years at this Gurdwara Sahibji. Brings back so many memories 🙏🙏

    • @ayeshasaeed3140
      @ayeshasaeed3140 5 лет назад +2

      Wahe Guru Ji Ka Khalsa,
      Wahe Guru Ji Ki Fateh 🙏🙏🙏🙏☬☬☬☬

    • @shivpreet5255
      @shivpreet5255 5 лет назад +1

      E

  • @valerieleon14
    @valerieleon14 5 лет назад +15

    These people are so good ,how on earth do they feed so many people and who is giving them money for all this .It just goes to show what loving people they are May God Bless them

    • @anutapabhattacharya7541
      @anutapabhattacharya7541 5 лет назад +5

      This is a Sikh temple called Gurdwara.People of Shikh community regularly donate for this purposes.The devotees give free services in Gurdwaras.The people who are cooking, cleaning every service is free service.Giving free service is called Karseva(service given with hands) Poor to rich,people from all strata feel glad and proud to give free services in Gurdwaras.Though I am not a shikh,I respect Shikhism a lot.

    • @arriesekhon5893
      @arriesekhon5893 5 лет назад +4

      Valerie Leon Sikhs donate 10% of their income to feed and help the needy .. it's their religious belief and they have been following it

  • @jyotishukla4342
    @jyotishukla4342 5 лет назад +3

    Such a noble work they are doing of feeding people. Respect n love to the entire community.

  • @deliafernandez3870
    @deliafernandez3870 6 лет назад +25

    Sikh's are great people i believe in the good that they are doing. This place is on my bucket list to go.

  • @ihs4927
    @ihs4927 5 лет назад +42

    I'm muslim but I like & respect Sikh brothers... very honest people.
    Baba Guru nanak teachings are great.

    • @greengalaxy8873
      @greengalaxy8873 5 лет назад +4

      Well said. Feeding the people on a regular basis is a great job. There are always exemplary good things which we can learn from one another.

    • @sacarchy
      @sacarchy 5 лет назад +2

      You can follow one of them either shri Nanak's teachings or Muhammad's teachings . Because they are opposite

    • @ms-nl5io
      @ms-nl5io 5 лет назад

      Why not embrace Sikhism brother?

    • @bornfree8677
      @bornfree8677 5 лет назад +1

      It's Gods Teachings because it's God who taught the Gurus not the other way round..
      🌜🌙 G🌕D 🌙🌛

  • @hiranath1699
    @hiranath1699 5 лет назад +5

    I’m sure by the power of the virtue of pure unconditional loving kindness and compassion of their Guru who started this culture, it’s not only still alive but is flourishing everywhere.

  • @maryrodriguez8055
    @maryrodriguez8055 5 лет назад +18

    They welcome all religions... nobody stays hungry. Thanku

  • @lilichakraborty1792
    @lilichakraborty1792 6 лет назад +8

    Mai pichhle shal Amritsar gayi thi. Golden temple dekh ke mujhe itna shukun mila jo mai bata nahi shakti. or langar me khana, logo ki seva karna iye sab toh man ko shanti deta hai.they are very kind hearted and honest. thanks to these people from my heart.wahe guru ko hazaro pronam.

    • @djs9415
      @djs9415 5 лет назад

      Didi bahot dhanyavaad. Aapne langar khaaya hamen bahot khushi hui. Aap kahan hain? Kolkata? Gurudwara Gur ka bag BC roy road Narkaldanga pe hai. Wahan maine 1990s main langar khaaya tha jab meri posting Odisha main hui aur mera kolkota tour bana.
      Kahin bhi hon google search on smart phone pe karen Gurudwara near me. Yaa kissi sardarji se hi pooch len!!! Har city main ek Gurudwara hai. Aap ko jab bhi man udaas hai, aap yahan aayen. Apne prayers karen. Koi nahin kahega aap hindu hain gurudwara main Ram ka naam lena mana hai. Sikh yeh sab man made foolish baaton ko nahin maante. Aap agar seva karna chaho to always welcome. Yeh langar sab ke liye HAR GURUDWARA main hoga. Only people don't know about it .
      God Bless.

  • @padmachari560
    @padmachari560 5 лет назад +20

    Such a selfless community always earnest and humble in their services to god and community, looking forward to volunteer in my lifetime at least once

  • @neilbillybob3065
    @neilbillybob3065 5 лет назад +10

    THIS IS GREAT TO SEE... HELPING OTHERS JUST ASKING IS ANYONE WELCOME.
    DOING MORE FOR PEOPLE THAN THE BRITISH GOVERNMENTS EVER DID.

  • @oqualcycle
    @oqualcycle 5 лет назад +40

    If you like this open kitchen at the gurudwaara, then learn the following basic expressions and use them next time you go again (the Sikh people appreciate that very much):
    1) Gurudwaara (literally mraning the House of God) is the name of the place where Sikhs worship God (cf: Church, Synagogue, Temple, Mosque) and offer Langar (the free food served is called Langar);
    2) When you enter the Gurudwaara, greet anyone and everyone as follows:
    Sat Sri Akal (literally: God is Truth); Sat => truth; Sri => a title of respect before a name; Akal => God;
    Waheguru da khaalsa (Purity belongs to God);
    Waheguru di fateh (Triumph belongs to God);
    In Sikhism, the One God is known by different names such as:
    Akal
    Waheguru
    Ram
    Rab
    Khudaa
    Allah

    • @JM-pr3my
      @JM-pr3my 4 года назад +2

      Glad to see your comment

    • @kupreti1381
      @kupreti1381 4 года назад +3

      @@JM-pr3my mujhe garv hai apne sikh bhaiyon par Love you yar salam hai apko

  • @KulwinderKaur-mp3jk
    @KulwinderKaur-mp3jk 6 лет назад +21

    Each and every Gurdwara even from back home serves fresh food all day to any kind of public who attend Gurdwara. There is no Race discrimination with Sikh Culture.

  • @teufelhunden2764
    @teufelhunden2764 4 года назад +8

    Gurdwara food has the test of love and devotion. 🙏

  • @nitapanchu2803
    @nitapanchu2803 6 лет назад +16

    Service to man is service to god...may you all be blessed 4ever🙇‍♀️🍁🍁❤❤

  • @RajKrsna
    @RajKrsna 6 лет назад +19

    True to their faith, an example all others can follow.

  • @Love2TravelAway
    @Love2TravelAway 5 лет назад +11

    What a BEAUTIFUL VIDEO Thank you for sharing....Lovely Grandmas making tortillas.May God give them health lots of health they are doing an incredible work towards humanity... Best wishes from California.

  • @Bilalkhan-lk9hv
    @Bilalkhan-lk9hv 5 лет назад +3

    love all sikh pra from birmingham...

  • @peedee7221
    @peedee7221 5 лет назад +5

    Wow this is amazing Sikhs are so cool other religions should start doing the same in churches mosques or any place of worship we are all human god bless

  • @HezyTech
    @HezyTech 5 лет назад +76

    Sikhs have always been good people. I’ve never met a bad one

    • @hindisongsamritbedi4212
      @hindisongsamritbedi4212 5 лет назад +3

      yes u r 100% corect i m a sikh. do visit any sikh temple u will get ans.

    • @musiqueclassiquepourtoujours
      @musiqueclassiquepourtoujours 4 года назад +3

      Dude yes they are best people but even If you do meet one bad sikh and you might in future, don’t percept that Sikhs are bad or any religion!! Only the human is bad, not the entirety!!

  • @musleemhv349
    @musleemhv349 5 лет назад +1

    To feed hungry is the best way of serving humanity, I have no words to describe the work done by sikh community in every corner of the globe, may almighty give them health & wealth to carryout this nobel service

  • @harishchugh4728
    @harishchugh4728 5 лет назад +2

    A Big SALUTE to Sikh Community for doing such great work. 👍👍👍

  • @philipchristopher7010
    @philipchristopher7010 5 лет назад +4

    Sikhs are very good & hardworking community, Sikhism is a good example for other religions follow!

  • @GildaLee27
    @GildaLee27 5 лет назад +7

    This is beautiful! True compassion, love, and brotherhood given freely and warmly to everyone. God bless all the Sikh people and all their guests at this and every Gurdwara.
    And thank you for sharing this by means of your wonderful & popular channel.

    • @jraidholpuria450
      @jraidholpuria450 4 года назад +1

      How we will get accommodation in gurdavara

  • @kavaljeetsingh1026
    @kavaljeetsingh1026 5 лет назад +4

    Most of the Sikh are really loyal. They can easily win the heart every where

  • @westfalenstadion7325
    @westfalenstadion7325 5 лет назад +1

    This is what happens when a Human opens their 'Hearts & Minds' And not closes them .....RESPECT I salutes use.

  • @amitj5916
    @amitj5916 5 лет назад +2

    Sikh community they give a lot back to the community, God knows what would have happened if such people do not do their job!!! God Bless them!!!

  • @shanokhala
    @shanokhala 5 лет назад +2

    sikhan da dil sab tu wadan hay, their hearts are bigger than their bodies, respect from Pakistan, inshallah soon we will see you in kartarpur sahib.

  • @masterninjahda
    @masterninjahda 5 лет назад +26

    I am stunned at this video. You did an amazing job of showing these wonderful people! I am stunned from the sheer generosity, and the concept of seva is amazing. It comes in many forms, and we all should practice it.

  • @monicanath4859
    @monicanath4859 5 лет назад +14

    Thank you so much for this tribute to an amazing Gurudwara and even more amazing people, who fed me and looked after me, when my benefit was cut and the food banks had given all they could, and my health was really ailing. Waheguru ji!

  • @shyammohabir8283
    @shyammohabir8283 2 года назад +1

    Powerful .. Sewa - Selfless service .. "All humans are equal" .. all are welcome for a free meal .. Love All Serve All ..

  • @RP-nl9ce
    @RP-nl9ce 5 лет назад +5

    Awesome, these people are amazing doing great work for humanity. God bless them.

  • @javedulhaque1783
    @javedulhaque1783 6 лет назад +14

    In my opinión the greatest religión in this World is humanity and if u do not think about others u are not a good follower of ur religión . I being a muslim really appericiate these efforts of Sikh religión
    Javed from madrid

  • @laypyu
    @laypyu 5 лет назад +21

    Sikhs are amazingly generous people.
    I remember my time as a student in London, there were days when I didn't have food, probably surviving just on an apple and banana that I would've had for breakfast.
    One day, a Sikh brother and a friend of mine invited me to the gurudwara to have some food close to dinner time. Thinking that I would be taking the place of a needy person, I kindly declined. Little did I know. I went along hesitantly, was pulled all the way infact, and once there the hospitality and kindess I recieved reminded me of being back home, within my circle of people.
    Since there were not many around, the hosts in the kitchen personally took care of my requirements, all with big, genuine smiles. And what started out as a timid me, ended up eating to the point I couldn't hold any longer, thanks to regular extra servings. I slept so good that night, thanking them a lot more than I could imagine.
    I did frequent the Gurudwara after that, but I made sure I spend more time with the people there, than just be there for the food.
    There is a saying, "the way to a man's heart is through his stomach". And these good souls just did that.
    So much undevided love and respect for them. ❤️

    • @djs9415
      @djs9415 5 лет назад +2

      The langar sewa was started 400 years ago by the 3th master of the Sikhs and it was ' God has given us so much so why should we not serve mankind . 'His word was for the hard working peasants in an area where often they went hungry due to poverty or a cruel feudal Lord.
      After a hard day's work he said 'come in first eat your fill of food then sing the praises of your lord Ram Allah Rabb whatever you call him.
      So whenever you see a gurudwaara enter without fear and eat your fill and allow those who have done Sewa to feel grateful that we have had a chance of serving mankind without any thought of caste, Creed, religion, race, religion, financial status ever.
      A langar seva has NEVER been closed in the last 400 years.come war pestilence h... or high water. It is 24/7 in the famous gurdwaras like the Golden Temple in Amritsar as it is here in SouthHall.
      If you happen to find yourself stranded in a strange land or city ask the nearest Sikh to take you to the Gurdwara where you are going to get food and shelter. Just don't bring alcohol drugs weapons or tobacco inside the premises. These are taboo in Sikhism.
      It is not matter if you go there everyday to eat as long as you are doing some sort of work with your hands, honestly and honourably during the day as long as you are not a useless Layabout and parasite.
      Sikhism does not encourage people to be beggars living on other people's charity unless of course you have been brought up in that particular lifestyle of' Can anybody feed me ? The world owes me a living but I am not going to go out hunting for it.'
      Sikhs have never begged and never will beg for charity or donations as long as they can earn with their own two hands and give 10% of the hard earn money in this langar and thus consider themselves blessed. Whenever there is a catastrophie anywhere they are not going to begin asking for donations like government Agencies and celebrities do. They just act... they don't look for opportunities to take advantage of trouble in order to fill their own pockets.
      It is well known that during the Korean War, radio programmes kept requesting the people of America to donate generously and send 10 dollars to make up food packets for the poor Starving victims of War in Korea.
      The generous people sent the money to this agency named CARE of which nobody knew anything it was a Post Box number.
      3 years into the war when the food packets had to be sent and people began asking the status of where the food had been distributed an announcer said on the radio 'all the food packets that have been sent to Korea have been captured by the enemy Army. But there are millions of hungry people in Europe who need your food packets so please send your 10 dollars to us to feed the poor hungry people in Europe!'
      This is how modern greedy money hungry begging Institutions work all over the world dishonestly taking advantage of the generosity of all the kind people out there.
      Sikhs will never do this sort of requesting for charity organisations to feed someone else hundreds of miles away when there are hungry people right at one's door.
      They won't say anything to you because they are a gentle people. They are not here to preach and tell you to mend your ways or whatever. But if you yourself don't feel ashamed into leading a more constructive useful responsible and productive life it means that you are always going to remain an immature selfish personal burden on society wherever you are irrespective of your religion, caste, Creed, region or race and will never be respected ever , anywhere you go.

    • @rmpatpath3916
      @rmpatpath3916 5 лет назад +1

      Sikhs r so generous race ..So true. They really r big hearted peoples..even if you go to theirs houses they treat you so well ..Without any expectations..other races should learn this kinda gesture from them.😊 I'm in Singapore for 11 years..But I don't know why here there is no temple or any gurudwara which serve free food to ppl.. . never saw any temple /gurudwara serving free food here ..I guess london is cheaper then Singapore 😊

    • @djs9415
      @djs9415 5 лет назад +1

      @@rmpatpath3916 I guess you never got a chance to ask any SIKH in Singapore the way to the nearest gurudwara!!! And like many people do not know, you never did a Google search of nearest Gurudwara near me when you were tired, hungry, wanted a place of rest, in a strange city. Gurudwara Means Door to the master. The Golden Temple doors has never been closed for the last 400 years, and neither has the langar sewa- meal service- been interrupted even through political turmoil or natural calamities.
      That is the problem, in many cases, people do not know, that in any city, town, country, place where there are more than 10 families of Sikhs, earning their hard-earned money, they are going to make a gurudwara first, before they build their own houses! That is their top priority.
      After that, they are going to start up the langar Sewa. People of other religions, races, nationalities, ethnicities,castes, creed, all over the world do not know about this.
      Every gurudwara IS going to have a free meal langar Sewa.
      That is compulsory, that is a part of making a gurudwara. You may also get free medical treatment here, clothing, shelter, as long as you do not bring drugs, alcohol, weapons into this holy place.
      Basic tenets of Sikhism is earn an honest day's money and then give 10 percent of it to the nearest Gurudwara. A Sikh does it. He will not ask you to do it. For him, that will be charity , or begging.
      The problem is that in English, a Gurudwara is called a Temple. Hindus have temples. The same way as you are not going to call a Jewish synagogue a church, the right word for a Sikh place of worship is "Gurudwara." Internet has not learned this term yet. Sikhism is not Hinduism. Nor is it Islam.
      There are many very well-known Gurudwaras in Singapore.
      One is on Towner Road And another on Wilkinson Road. Another one is the Silat Road Gurudwara -Jalan Bukit Road. One is in Johor Bahru. One is in Yishun. Surprising that you managed to live in Singapore for 11 years, and None of your SIKH acquaintances or friends took you there for langar and considered himself blessed.
      God bless you.

  • @joykaila356
    @joykaila356 5 лет назад +5

    This is not only food , but this is WAHEGURUJI's divine Langar parshad which also heals you internally !! We all are so blessed that babaji chooses us all to have that !! Mere Waheguruji , lakh lakh shukrana 💐🙏

  • @CostumeJewelryHome
    @CostumeJewelryHome 6 лет назад +12

    Sat Sri Akaal from Toronto, Canada.We have a large Punjabi community here and more than a dozen Gurudwaras in Metro area.

  • @crecydsouza2536
    @crecydsouza2536 6 лет назад +3

    Nice to see, they r broad minded people.I had been twice before.What a peaceful.God bless you.

  • @tashi895
    @tashi895 5 лет назад +5

    Really like those cute old ladies like my grandmothers 😘😘😘😘

  • @prb16
    @prb16 5 лет назад +2

    Nice people. Sikh people always help. May God keep them blessed always.

  • @vickybarrett7340
    @vickybarrett7340 3 года назад +2

    Just incredible people and culture amongst Sikhs ,huge respect to them 👏

  • @bhupinderbhatti6837
    @bhupinderbhatti6837 6 лет назад +61

    No where else in the World will you get food served free 24. Hours. Satnam Waheguru.

    • @paullangford8179
      @paullangford8179 5 лет назад +3

      It's a point of pride, and a religious observance for Sikh temples to feed those who need it.

    • @nesara106
      @nesara106 5 лет назад +2

      Bhupinder Bhatti u get it in many places in India , search about Dharmasthala , Horanadu , Tirupati .

    • @bornfree8677
      @bornfree8677 5 лет назад +1

      Golden Temple in Amritsar Punjab India..Amrit is my name aswell..
      I've been praying since age 2 & a hour never passes without a prayers..
      GODS the Only Way for Me..Natural..🌙
      🌙🌕⭐🌕🌙

    • @bhaskarm632
      @bhaskarm632 4 года назад +1

      You can find in Hindu temples india but not 24 hours a day

  • @786Nazama
    @786Nazama 5 лет назад +16

    Alhamdulillah this is so beautiful to see. Always had so much respect for Sikhs and May Allah continue to bless you with the same kindness you share amongst others. Thank you :)

  • @ankitachandel
    @ankitachandel 2 года назад +2

    Thank you to Guru Nanak Dev ji for creating a community like this…so much respect for these people 🙏🏼❤️🇮🇳🫡

  • @sanoojkutteri2223
    @sanoojkutteri2223 5 лет назад +3

    Everyone is well treated in gurudwara...big respect

  • @raninazreen5718
    @raninazreen5718 6 лет назад +12

    I like to say that I really apprcaite the older generation thier hard work thier effort dedication and their honest towards thier religion it’s always taught actions speak louder than words,

  • @rabiyabasri1731
    @rabiyabasri1731 6 лет назад +25

    Lovely religion.. ✌️.. Very kind hearted... Qaalsa

  • @marlenerobinson7684
    @marlenerobinson7684 6 лет назад +4

    It made me remember the true meaning of being a human. Tears are coming. SATSIRIAKAL

  • @elizabethshaw734
    @elizabethshaw734 6 лет назад +19

    I also need to add that I donated approximately $10 to the kitchens and had a hard time getting it accepted! So I went and bought rice and had it delivered. :-)

    • @djs9415
      @djs9415 5 лет назад +4

      Ma'am, cash donations are not accepted because Sikhs would prefer you to buy food and give to the Guru ka langar. Sikhs normally prefer giving their hard earned tithes of 10 % to feed the poor but they never ever have asked for charity or donations of any cash. That is your money. Buy food, buy medicines, buy clothes... Do some service if you have the time. Gain peace of mind if you have a turbulent spirit just by coming here, and singing the praises of your Lord - maybe the 23rd Psalm- in your heart or the Mul Mantar which is the universal prayer for mankind . It transcends man made religions, castes creeds denominations.
      ruclips.net/video/9-PLH2nWd3g/видео.html
      God Bless.

  • @mm2510
    @mm2510 6 лет назад +1

    Wonderful
    One of the thing which amazed me the most that many volunteers are old people. They are doing excellent work and contribute their best in the world.

  • @sachahindustani5647
    @sachahindustani5647 6 лет назад +2

    punjabi community a very loving respectful community unity love kindness luv u

  • @Jvzz_
    @Jvzz_ 5 лет назад +14

    i'm so proud of my religion and culture

  • @SeeBeautyThroughMyEyes
    @SeeBeautyThroughMyEyes 5 лет назад +1

    No where else in the World will you get food served free 24. I am so proud to be sikh!

  • @meenakshikoshy2317
    @meenakshikoshy2317 5 лет назад +4

    OM shanti to all of you. It's a great pleasure to see you in constant service to the mankind. Great. This is known as Mansa Seva. Unless we have mind to do it, it's of no value. " Tussi great Ho Ji. Rab tuannu Ashishen bakshein." God bless you all🙏

    • @djs9415
      @djs9415 5 лет назад +1

      Thank you sister. This langar was started 400 years ago by our 3rd master, to feed the poor in a land which was troubled by landlords and feaudal chiefs.
      From your name Meenakshi Koshy I believe you belong to the Southern part of India where for 7000 years it was the tradition to feed the poor and the hungry.
      It was tradition, culture, upbringing and Manav seva. I should know, because I spent my childhood in Andhra Pradesh, and in Karnataka, and was more South Indian, than a North Indian ! All my friends did not mind when we hungry friends often joined them in delicious breakfasts, lunches, at their houses, on a rice leaf, made lovingly by their mothers, or grandmothers who were really happy to feed us!
      That is why in South India, the Amma's kitchens started by Jayalalitha are continuing that tradition. You cannot imagine that happening anywhere near Delhi and controlled by the administration! They will be busy filling their pockets with the money, because all politicians are perpetually hungry!
      It is only in North India, living through British rule and so many years of poverty and bad management, that this charitable open handedness has been forgotten by the people of the North meaning the followers of Sanathan Dharma. But the Guru ka langar was going on uninterrupted, for 400 years, by the third master, who said, Earn with your hands. Praise his name. Then come to a gurudwara when you are hungry in the evening or at any mealtime. And eat your fill of food prepared for you, by people who are doing this service with their hands and praying to God at the same time, for the benefit of mankind.
      I do not know, in which city you are or country. Just do a Google search of Gurudwara near me. And then have a langar meal , next time you are hungry, instead of going to an expensive hotel. And if you are in India, you are going to save on the GST, - the sales tax implemented by the Modi government on this langar of 10 % on any food item bought and given to feed to the poor - by spending the amount of money, which you would otherwise have spent on your bill, and buy some rice, dhal, salt , whatever. Then say Om Shanti and give the food that to the langar knowing happily that it is going to feed some poor hungry person, irrespective of his caste, creed, religion, region, race or colour.
      God Bless.

  • @jasman234
    @jasman234 4 года назад +1

    My grandfather and i used to wash dishes here as seva when i was a child, it brings humility and respect for others, i really miss those days

  • @kadiyalasamanyu5481
    @kadiyalasamanyu5481 6 лет назад +3

    with full respect ...really great they are serving in the name of god in london ,our ppl go for money to other places , taking time and serving in the name of god...keep doing

  • @songs5873
    @songs5873 4 года назад +1

    I cryed thank god for giving us these such good souls

  • @mohammedminhaj62
    @mohammedminhaj62 4 года назад +2

    Feeding thousands of hunger stomach every day with quality food honestly love for all irrespective of caste creed religion or gender humanity & kind service to all helping hands & praying lips for all

  • @akaurb
    @akaurb 5 лет назад +6

    Its a blessed place... i have visited mny times i wish i cud stay near by and do volunteering full time... but service is not in everyones nasseb... i hope waheguru bless me one day with seva...

  • @nj6164
    @nj6164 2 года назад +2

    Seva done by Sikh brothers and sisters is unparalleled.

  • @Gizmo-ls9dp
    @Gizmo-ls9dp 6 лет назад +3

    Happy Guru Nanak , Jayvanti. Blessed to be a Sikh.

  • @rupindersinghgill7402
    @rupindersinghgill7402 5 лет назад +8

    First Sikh Saint started with 20 rupees until now it is going on.Waheguru jio

  • @steveparadox1
    @steveparadox1 5 лет назад +2

    Nice to see so many people working together to prepare the food. They look very concentrated on the task at hand!

  • @MohammedAslamtit-bitsoflife
    @MohammedAslamtit-bitsoflife 5 лет назад +7

    Mashallah surprised, surprised because these guys are doing the service to the humanity and in return unimaginable their ages 79 another told he is 89 why he will lie I don't doubt. This Sikh tradition are very awesome these people are very lovely by their nature very humble very kind and moreover very beautiful tall and handsome it is there religious secret of their longevity.

  • @heru-deshet359
    @heru-deshet359 5 лет назад +12

    What amazing human beings. If I lived there I would volunteer so I could learn how to make those dishes. God bless them.

    • @djs9415
      @djs9415 5 лет назад +1

      Just do a google search of "Gurudwara near me: , get the address in your city and volunteer your services! Easy! If there are 5 Sikh families in your city or a Sikh community working hard and earning money, they will have started up a gurudwara and Gur ka langar. It is only that people do not know about them, and this service, which has gone on uninterrupted For 400 years, To feed you, irrespective of your caste, creed, religion, race, colour. You are a human being. It is our job to serve you selflessly.

  • @AshokKumar-cr3hd
    @AshokKumar-cr3hd 5 лет назад +6

    May waheguru bless all of you..selfless service to humanity..

  • @meetavyas4103
    @meetavyas4103 2 года назад +1

    Respect for all the unconditional love and care you are giving to the society. I have been to Golden Temple, Gurudwara Amritsar. What a great feeling. It was a blessing for me. Gurudev ji ka Hukum hua aur mai darshan ki liye gayi.

  • @seemaasif2346
    @seemaasif2346 6 лет назад +48

    Itna neat and clean kitchen good oy.very nice.

  • @westfalenstadion7325
    @westfalenstadion7325 5 лет назад +3

    To be honest it never crossed my Mind to visit one of these Places because I WAS an outsider But after Watching this I feel Amongst them.