❤❤❤❤ 🇮🇳 Sat Sri ya Akal ❤❤ With love 💖 from Kerala - India 🇮🇳

You are always welcome to our lovely country.

We saw this “miracle” unfold in front of our very eyes here in Melbourne during covid lockdowns. Sikh kitchens served our entire street for 5 months. Literally! Their volunteers would deliver hygienic and untouched packets of food right to our door steps every single day, no questions asked. I am a fan of Sikhs ever since. I visit the Sikh Temples now when I get a chance. It opened my eyes to a whole new world of religion.

As the Guy giving the tour said "Every Sikh has it, maybe some won't wear it 24x7 like others, but they would never use it as a mean of Violence or Exploit using it!". That is unchangeable Truth. Never seen a Sardar misuse his Kirpan ever in 25 years of being surrounded by Sikh people!❤#TrueWarriors

Don't know but it's true that temple foods are all time my favorite whatever they put and give. So testy. 😍🥰🤤🤤❤❤

You earned our community's respect ....❤GOD BLESS UH dear!!❤

You're a great human!

Histroy and rules regarding turban and head covering: it represents equality amonst different classes of people and gender. everyone used to wear turbans and cover heads until 400 years ago.. then the mugal dynasty made it exclusive and royal status.. so only royals could ride an hourse, carry a weapon, and also cover their head.. sikh Gurus made everyone equal, so all sikhs (those who followed the gurus) dared and started wearing turbans, carrying weapons, and riding horses.. with time and Western influence, women started to just cover their head with veil (some still wear turban).. now as a sign of respect, everyone must vover their head in temple (imagine this: everyone used to cover their head in front of elders of family also) But turbans have been so strongly integrated that removing a turban is so devastating that if a sikh goes out without turban, people would be worried if everything is alright (a famous singer sidhu moosewala was killed and during his cremation his father removed his turban and it was all over the internet) Some people who identy as sikh but are somewhat rebellious and do not follow guidlines and trim beards etc do not wear turban abroad.. but that is still very uncommon here

There are 1000s of such kitchen in India. My elder brother organize such kitchen on first Sunday of every month non stop for more than 20 years.

hy beautiful lady of Australia.. Free food is served daily in temples of many states in India.

Baptised Sikhs have to tie turban, there are Sikhs who come from Sikh family practice Sikhism go to Gurudwara(Sikh Temple) do everything but do no wear turban and cut hairs. And there are Sikhs same as above mentioned come from Sikh family, Go to Gurudwara, Wear turban do not cut hair, eat some meat but have not Baptised

Dhan Dhan Shri Guru Ram Das Gi

Roti inj Punjab is made from brown flour.. Chappatis with refined/white flour

Rice with cow milk it's delicious

A Sikh can easily unwrap and use his turban to aid any person bleeding heavily or just to provide comfort to someone that needs it. The main goal is to protect innocent people, no matter what. A sikh can die happily knowing he saved the life of a child. That's an honor from God.

Waheguru Ji 🙏❤️

Roti is called chapati in english amd mainly it is tawa roti like the one cooked and served in the video.

Hi Alec, U are so beautiful n have expressive face. Even when you don't speak, your face shows your feelings.

In general Sikhs are not restricted to Wear Turbans or keep long hair but after a certain caremony you are prohibited to cut Or remove Hair from any body part!

Golden temple feeds 50k people daily. Tirumala feeds around 100k daily, Srisailam, Madhuri meenakshi, shiridi and many such temples feed more than 50k. Not trying to undermine golden temple, but just letting you know about other places which does the same. There is free food in every major hindu temples every day.

Very nice.❤

Seems as though some clarification is needed regarding the Sikh Turban. However, a quick note to explain that all persons entering a Sikh place of worship must cover their head. Either with a turban or scarf or bandanna. As far as the Sikh philosophy concerning the turban goes… all baptized Sikhs are required to wear the turban (men and women as there are no separate rules). Guru Gobind Singh wanted his Sikhs to have a unique identity wear each Sikh stood out from the crowd. Allowing those people who need help to look for a Sikh in a turban. Similarly ONLY baptized Sikhs carry the KIRPAN, which represents justice and freedom for all. All non baptized Sikhs observe the Sikh teachings but are not required to follow the Sikh Code of Conduct. Hope this helps. 🙏🏼

3:16 The ones with mandatory Turbans are Amritdhari or Initiated Sikhs. The ones without the headgear (Dastar or Pagri) are called Sahajdhari or colloquially called as Mona Sikhs. They do not follow 5 Kakkars: Uncut Hair (Kesh) Wooden Comb (Kanga) Specific Undergarments (Kacchera) Bracelet (Kada) Dagger/Sword (Kirpan).

I like your smile😊😊😊

Langar was first started by Guru Nanak Dev Ji for only Rs 20. 🙏🏼

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Its called sikh community not sick 🙏🙏🙏

Ma'am, please come to India once, but come from November to February. Because the weather is a little cold at that time

Welcome to u golden temple

Rice pooding is sweet

Roti chapati both are same

Please watch the documentary.. Borrowed Dreams: The Canadian Experience

There is a great video named what is Sikhism on KZfaq u should react to that video next that will clear every doubt u have about Sikhism

Not all Sikhs obey the rule about covering their hair (or even keeping it unshorn like Samson) just as not all Catholics eschew contraception. Also at one time in the history of Punjab, some Hindu families would raise the eldest son as a Sikh as that offered employment opportunities in the British Indian army, and not all of them practiced the religion equally religiously. These Sikhs were derisively called Naamdhairs (those who bear the name), as opposed to the Kesadharis (those who bear the hair).

It was a sweet rice pudding

Vahaprahatyoon

Tie up with some local Tubers!! Welcome to Mumbai ! Welcome to India !!

हरि मंदिर में अब हरि नहीं हैं इसलिए हरमिंदर हो गया।

This is chapati.. roti is made in tandoor

We sikhs Believe in One God. And We believe that God loves us all irrespective of Our religion or Race. So We should not Behave Badly or Arrogantly With anybody no matter who it is. His Judgement will be Done by God we Are Not allowed to do that. We are here only to Serve our purpose. The Purpose of sikh Life is To Believe in God, Pray 5 Times a day, Give away 1/10 th of Total income in charity, To Feed The Poor And To Live Happily in The will of God No matter What happens. Sikhism Is A great religion, The Closest religion to Us Is Islam its almost The same i would say 80%. But the Only diffrence is That We sikhs Have 10 Gurus And our Muslim brothers Have Multiple Prophets. We sikhs Believe in Moksha And Our Muslim brothers believe in Hell and Heaven. May God, waheguru, Allah Bless us all ❤

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Ladies more over use chunni mean scarf as u see in vedio about woman

Why u not get stuff from Indian shop n make by ourself.. I bet u ll enjoy food more then u goona get from any restaurant..try n thank me later

Its no longer like that anymore "it's punjab not india".