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Goindwal

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  • Guru Amar Das
    Guru Amar Das

    …Das’s direction, the city of Goindwal became a center of Sikh authority and learning. He strengthened the existing institutions of Sikh scripture, liturgy, and langar, making it a rule that anyone who wished to see him had to eat in the refectory first. He also introduced a religio-administrative structure of…

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    …Das’s direction, the city of Goindwal became a center of Sikh authority and learning. He strengthened the existing institutions of Sikh scripture, liturgy, and langar, making it a rule that anyone who wished to see him had to eat in the refectory first. He also introduced a religio-administrative structure of…

    Read More