Sikh Gurdwara |
本來沒有突發奇想去泰國玩時,我打算12/
一早六七點,包著橘色頭巾,先到永遠供應食物的公共餐廳吃素食沾奶酪的餅chap
說是「做生日」,包括念誦跟哥賓星有關的經文,並在九點
他們堅稱那不只是一本書 "It's not a book, it's a living guru"。(這本經文也是在哥星星時代確立的)
唸經的時候,因為女生只能坐在祈禱空間的右側,所以畫了
樂團的配樂不算複雜,兩台架高的風琴其實只用左手彈奏配
錫克教堂外舉行升旗典禮,因為象徵錫克教繡著錫克教lo
在第十位先師哥賓星生日這天,知道女生也可以配戴劍、參與祈禱或學習彈奏樂器,真是很真實體會這個
In
the early morning 6 A.M., we were wearing orange kerchief and take some chapati, milk tea with cinnamon and some
vegetarian food at the public canteen in Gurdwara
which provide food for homeless or non-Sikhs all the time. They said if you are
hungry you are not eager to do praying.
They
celebrated the birthday of Sri Guru Gobind Singh by singing hymns and hanging Sikh
flag together. On 5 A.M. ,they get the hymnbook ”Guru” from a small bedroom "sachkhard" and put it on the pink Tabia and in the midnight the book will
put back into the bedroom with air conditioner.
"It's
not a book, it's a living guru." Declared by Sikhs .The hymnbook also
confirm by Guru Gobind Singh.
The
granthi who wear dark blue robe and
scarf, he is the priest. While singing hymns, the female must to sit at the
right side (facing the main door), so I decided to sketch Kirtan Jetha, the lived band. The background music is not
complicated, the instruments are comprising two organs that played by left hand
only, a pair of tabla, timbourine and
cymbals. The children Kirtan Jetha
from Saturday religious school also perform at the meanwhile. Most important of
all, female can be a part of them. The white brush named chaur swing without a stop while worship and it means to show respect
persistently. Finally, they distribute all visitors with Karah parshad (a kind of Sikh pastry blessed by guru, if not
praying, it only named gappa).In
three days ceremony, hymn non-stop.
In
Gurdwara, the Khanda emblem flag will hang constantly, and they will replace a
new one today (sometimes twice a year). The children Kirtan Jetha whom wear orange kerchiefs played a role in the
ceremony as well. The meaning of Hanging the flag is to breeze the wind of truth,
and then one boy who lift a Kirpan at
the end of ritual.
Today,
I comprehend that female Sikhs also can
wear a Kirpan, participate the
ceremony and learn how to play the instruments. They emphasize the equality
between genders. They acclaimed it was not a religion but a value of human
beings, and try to destroy the power of limitation in traditional community.
Informant: Guru Karnail Singh
3 Jan 2016
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