- (Punjabi: ਸੇਵਾਪੰਥੀ;
meaning "fellowship of service"),
alternatively spelt as
Sevapanthi, and also
known as Addanshahi, is a
traditional Sikh sect or
order (samparda)...
- Guru
Nanak Dev,
founded the order.
Their Gurdev is Baba Sri Chand.
Sevapanthis –
philanthropists who
engage in
charitable work/seva, or
selfless service...
- Guru Nanak. Baba Sri
Chand is
their Gurdev/Ustadh.
Still exist today.
Sevapanthis – Philanthropists,
involved in
helping others or
doing seva - free service...
- perfection,
until it was
completed in and
around 1969. He requested,
Sevapanthi Sant
Nischal Singh Ji to lay the
foundation stone, and Sant Ji consented...
- a
biographical sketch, in
Punjabi verse, of Bhai Seva Ram who led the
Sevapanthi sect
after the
death of its
founder Bhai Kanhaiya, a
disciple of Guru...
- Sikhism.
These include:
Nihang Samparda,
Udasi Samparda,
Nirmala Samparda,
Sevapanthi Samparda, and
Giani Samparda (Damdami Taksal) Two Sikh
sects in the guruship...
- a
biographical sketch, in
Punjabi verse, of Bhai Seva Ram who led the
Sevapanthi sect
after the
death of its
founder Bhai Kanhaiya, a
disciple of Guru...
