What is the place of ‘service’ in Sikhism?
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GURU says GHAL KHAE KICHH HANTHO DEH, NANAK RAH PACHHANE SE meaning best service is when one work hard, earn by ethical means and then share with the needy irrespective of cast and creed. Service in SIKHI also mean to share spiritual knowledge with others.
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According to Encyclopedia of Sikhism:
“True seva according to Sikh scriptures must be without desire (nishkam), guileless (nishkapat), in humility (nimarta), with purity of intention (hirda shuddh), with sincerity (chit-lae) and in utter selflessness (vichon ap gavae). Such seva for the Sikh is the doorway to dignity as well as to mukti (liberation). “If one earns merit here through seva, one will get a seat of honour in His Court hereafter.”
GURU says GHAL KHAE KICHH HANTHO DEH, NANAK RAH PACHHANE SE meaning best service is when one work hard, earn by ethical means and then share with the needy irrespective of cast and creed. Service in SIKHI also mean to share spiritual knowledge with others.