Langar Prasad in my kitchen

 Whenever I cook food , I play Shabad and Bhajans (devotional songs) in my kitchen.

This creates a positive aura in my kitchen and my food turns into Langar Prasad.

I start believing that I am preparing Prasad for my family  and this holy food is a blessing for our mind and body

If I am not listening to Bhajans or Shabads,my mind starts running in thousand directions, thinking of what all I have done in a day,  what I need to do. What was wrong,  what was right and much much more. Playing bhajans  makes my kitchen holy and only happy positive thoughts are at work. 

 Try this and you will see a shift in your mind and blessed vibrations around. 



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