Ambrosial hours at Gurdwara, what a peaceful thing!

Even though, I am working towards getting up early mornings and doing the prayers. It is sometimes a very hard thing to do. For the last few weeks I have tried to get up early and attend Gurudwara in the early morning. There is a Fremont Gurdwara on my way to work. Before starting work, I decided to pay a visit. It was just a beautiful thing. When I got there, around 5:15AM, Japji Sahib recitation was already going. There was one more person besides me, a much younger to my surprise, with a Gutka in his hand, reading Gutka and listening to the Granthi recite Japji Sahib. It was just a peaceful feeling. I attended about an hour or so, went to the langar hall, had chah, jarda and pakoris and I continued my way to work. Everytime I go in the morning, what I am amazed at is the dedication and devotion with which men and women sevadars work in the langar and people that recite morning prayers.

Yesterday, I woke up around 4AM, after bath I decided to head to Gurdwara for early morning Diwan. Again. All I can say is that it was just a beautiful thing in the morning and made my day. Even though I was the only attendee besides sevadars at the kitchen and granthi. I wish there were more people in the mornings. It definitely changes your whole perspective of things, when a morning is started with a sangat. For people that have not done so, please try to find some time if there is a Gurudwara close by and attend in the morning. You will see what I mean! Next Sunday, I will be a Sevadar in the Kitchen in the morning. They start around 6AM.