Project Details
Overview
"Kar Seva" (or Karseva) at a Gurdwara refers to selfless voluntary labor by devotees to build, repair, or clean holy Sikh shrines, especially the sacred pool (Sarovar) at Sri Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple). It's a core Sikh principle emphasizing humility and service, with volunteers (Kar Sevaks) participating in tasks
Sandeep Singh
Ludhiana
"Kar Seva" (or Karseva) at a Gurdwara refers to selfless voluntary labor by devotees to build, repair, or clean holy Sikh shrines, especially the sacred pool (Sarovar) at Sri Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple). It's a core Sikh principle emphasizing humility and service, with volunteers (Kar Sevaks) participating in tasks"Kar Seva" (or Karseva) at a Gurdwara refers to selfless voluntary labor by devotees to build, repair, or clean holy Sikh shrines,
Core Teaching
Equality & Humility
Kaar Sewa
Golden Temple kaar Sewa
