Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann extended heartfelt greetings to devotees on the occasion of the Prakash Gurpurab of Guru Amar Das.
Bhagwant Mann: Message of service and equality
In his message, Bhagwant Mann highlighted that Guru Amar Das Ji’s teachings of selfless service (seva) and equality continue to guide society and act as a beacon of light for humanity.
Spiritual significance of the day
The Prakash Gurpurab marks the birth anniversary of Guru Amar Das, who played a pivotal role in strengthening Sikh values and promoting social reforms, including equality and community service.
Inspiration for society
The Chief Minister emphasized that the Guru’s message remains relevant in today’s world, inspiring people to live with humility, compassion, and a sense of collective responsibility.
Celebrations across Punjab
Devotees across Punjab and other parts of the country are marking the occasion with prayers, kirtans, and community service activities in gurdwaras.
Tradition of langar and inclusivity
Special emphasis is being placed on the tradition of ‘langar’, a practice strongly promoted by Guru Amar Das Ji, symbolizing equality and community bonding where people from all backgrounds sit together and share meals.
Teachings against social discrimination
Guru Amar Das Ji’s teachings challenged social hierarchies and discrimination, encouraging a society based on fairness and dignity. His legacy continues to influence social harmony and inclusive values.
Large-scale participation by devotees
Gurdwaras are witnessing significant footfall, with devotees participating in seva, organizing religious gatherings, and contributing to charitable activities, reflecting the living spirit of the Guru’s teachings.
The greetings by Bhagwant Mann reflect the enduring spiritual and social influence of Guru Amar Das’s message in contemporary society.
