- Eating in a langar hall is much different than eating just anywhere else. What makes it so unique is that everyone sits on the floor (ground level) which symbolises equality and extinction of cast.
- The food that is prepared is made by volunteers, there are no hired chefs and cooks, the comman man puts in his/her time to do what is called seva.
- When eating in the langar hall you sense that you are cared about and that god's house will always have an open door for you. Whether you are wealthy or poor, a Sikh or non-Sikh or just about anything else.
You learn that as you get together as a community there is no difference between you and someone you may come to believe is more superior than you are. Sitting on the floor symbolises a whole lot in the Sikh faith and that is why there is no use of chairs/seats in the temple.
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A LANGAR Hall
They are 3 areas, the main hall, kitchen, and the langar.
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They are 3 areas, the main hall, kitchen, and the langar.
It is where all the worshippers eat. The food is cooked by volunteers
Langar Hall is the free kitchen found at Sikh Gurdwaras all around the world. Anyone can go and eat for free without any questions being asked, as long as you one is not under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol. Everyone sits on the same level because sikhs believe that everyone is equal in the eyes of God. Also, before entering the Gurdwara one should take off their shoes, and cover their hair to show respect to God. It is entirely free to eat there, but it is run from donations. These could be of money, or sewa, the voluntary and selfless service of the sangat for others. Langar halls sometimes have a rota to show who should help on different days. When eating in the Langar hall you sense that you are cared about and that God's house will always have an open door for you. By Manjit Singh (UK) Edited By Katie :D
they all have a statue of their god they all ways take off their shoes befor entering the temple theythey always pray in their religious way in their temple
A Langar Hall is an open hall positioned with all Sikh Gurdwara's where Langar (free vegetarian food) is served. The Sikhs have to sit on the carpeted floor in straight lines which is called "pentaa" as a sign that everyone is equal before God and that no one has a higher or lower status in Waheguru's domain.
In the langar hall everyone sits down and everyone eats together. The langar hall is like a place to have a communal meal. People are serving the food around. Things like rice, bread,vegetables, and yogurt are served. Everyone eats together because it shows unity and their love between each other. It also shows care and generosity for each other when people are serving around the food and when you say "Thank you" or "Your Welcome."
The room in a gurdwara where everyone eats together is called the "langar hall." In this space, free meals are served to all visitors, regardless of their background, promoting equality and community. The practice of langar emphasizes the principles of sharing, service, and humility in Sikhism.
Yes, you may eat in a gurudawara, more specifically in the community kitchen; the Langar Hall. In this community kitchen, everyone is offered breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks throughout the day.