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Langar – Manos y Corazones

In Chile, there are several langar kitchens that selflessly serve food to homeless people. This group of sevadars is a profound source of inspiration. One of the groups who serve langar is led by Guru Updesh Kaur, called Fundación Langar Manos y Corazones. Seva has the power to transform us entirely. This is
Langar - Manos y Corazones

Langar in Peru during the Pandemic

“In Peru the employment level has gone down to 42%, which has triggered great uncertainty and an unprecedented social and labor crisis. "Langar Peru" is a seva project that supports various vulnerable communities in Lima, serving cooked food as well as basic supplies to prepare food at home."

Food for Those in Need – Langar in Chile

Hunger is a common suffering for many people around the world, on every continent.  To be a Sikh is to serve the needy, wherever and whoever they may be.  Abhaidev Kaur Khalsa of Sikh Dharma International understands this deep in her heart and has reached out to the needy people of her home in South

Aquarian Sevadar: Guru Simran Kaur Khalsa – Food 4 Kids (New Mexico)

Doing Seva is not about recognition, awards, or praise. It’s about doing it quietly, and then going on with the rest of your life. This is a part of developing our Neutral Mind. Seva is completely selfless service. It's not easy. You don't get any worldly rewards, and that's what makes it perfect. That's true
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