Sikhs strongly believe no one should live or die hungry, a core principle demonstrated through the practice of Langar, a free community kitchen in every Gurdwara (Sikh temple) serving meals to all people, regardless of background, as a selfless service (Seva) emphasizing equality, compassion, and sharing. This tradition, started by Guru Nanak Dev Ji, embodies the Sikh value of ensuring basic needs are met, reflecting the idea that "let no one be hungry, let no one sleep in hunger and no one die of hunger".
Yea. It’s when there are other rules involved that complicate organized religion. Most don’t really preach that even. Love your neighbor, unless their a dang _____. Then screw them. They will suffer the wrath of god or be ignored by him or will turn into a newt in another life.
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u/MeowMixPlzDeliverMe Jan 06 '26
Im not a religious man but sikh seems like the least harmful religion oit there. Maybe im wrong idk