Sarovar (holy pool)

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Sarovar (holy pool) is a sacred water tank at Sikh gurdwaras where devotees perform ritual bathing and reflection as an act of spiritual purification.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf religious site feature
ritual bathing place
sacred water tank
accessPolicy open to all faiths in many gurdwaras
associatedWith Guru Granth Sahib-centered worship
Sikh pilgrimage
associatedWithPractice Amrit vela devotion
seva (selfless service)
culturalRegion North India NERFINISHED
Punjab NERFINISHED
dressCode head covered
modest clothing
etymologyLanguage Punjabi NERFINISHED
Sanskrit
etymologyMeaning lake
genderPolicy used by men and women
hasFeature parikrama (circumambulatory path)
railings or barriers for safety
steps leading into water
hasFunction meditation and reflection
ritual bathing
spiritual purification
locationRelativeToGurdwara adjacent to main gurdwara building GENERATED
surrounds main shrine in some complexes GENERATED
maintenanceBy Sikh volunteers
gurdwara management committee NERFINISHED
material masonry-lined basin
stone steps (ghats)
prohibition no shoes near water
no tobacco or intoxicants
relatedConcept Amrit Sarovar NERFINISHED
holy well
ritual ablution
religiousLawContext Sikh Rehat Maryada guidelines on cleanliness
religiousTradition Sikhism NERFINISHED
requires regular cleaning
water filtration or replenishment
ritualAction immersing the body
silent prayer at the edge of the water
washing hands and feet
shape rectangular
spiritualBelief bathing aids inner cleansing
water is blessed through Gurbani recitation
symbolizes divine presence
equality of devotees
purity
usedAt Sikh gurdwara NERFINISHED
waterType fresh water

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Gurdwara Janam Asthan hasFeature Sarovar (holy pool)