Learn about the Sikh principle of sharing

Vand Chhako

Vand Chhako, meaning 'Share and Consume', is one of the three main pillars of Sikhism. It emphasizes the importance of sharing one's wealth, time, and resources with others, promoting equality and community welfare.

Key Aspects of Vand Chhako

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Langar

The community kitchen where food is served to all, regardless of caste, religion, or social status.

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Dasvandh

The practice of donating one-tenth of your earnings to support the community and those in need.

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Seva

Selfless service performed without expectation of reward or recognition.

Scriptural References

เจ˜เจพเจฒเจฟ เจ–เจพเจ‡ เจ•เจฟเจ›เฉ เจนเจฅเจนเฉ เจฆเฉ‡เจ‡ เฅฅ เจจเจพเจจเจ• เจฐเจพเจนเฉ เจชเจ›เจพเจฃเจนเจฟ เจธเฉ‡เจ‡ เฅฅ
โ€” Guru Nanak Dev Ji, Guru Granth Sahib Ji, Page 1245
เจตเจฟเจšเจฟ เจฆเฉเจจเฉ€เจ† เจธเฉ‡เจต เจ•เจฎเจพเจˆเจ เฅฅ เจคเจพ เจฆเจฐเจ—เจน เจฌเฉˆเจธเจฃเฉ เจชเจพเจˆเจ เฅฅ
โ€” Guru Nanak Dev Ji, Guru Granth Sahib Ji, Page 26

Modern Application of Vand Chhako

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Community Support

Organizing food drives, supporting local charities, and participating in community development projects.

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Environmental Stewardship

Sharing resources sustainably and supporting eco-friendly initiatives.

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Digital Sharing

Using technology to share knowledge, skills, and resources with a global community.

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Educational Support

Contributing to educational initiatives and mentoring programs.

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