This man was said to have been shielded from harsh sunlight by a coiled, poisonous cobra as he herded buffalo as a child. This man began the practice of providing free food at religious ceremonies, called langar. His followers practice Nam Japo, the first of the three pillar
This man was said to have been shielded from harsh sunlight by a coiled, poisonous cobra as he herded buffalo as a child. This man began the practice of providing free food at religious ceremonies, called langar. His followers practice Nam Japo, the first of the three pillars outlined by this author of the Baburvani. During one of this man's journeys, he was questioned why his feet pointed toward the (*) Kaaba and responded by declaring that "God is everywhere". This man's corpse supposedly dissolved into flowers, and he was succeeded by figures like Arjun Dev, Govind Singh, and eventually by the Adi Granth. Asserting "there is no Hindu, there is no Muslim," for 10 points, name this first guru of Sikhism.
This man was said to have been shielded from harsh sunlight by a coiled, poisonous cobra as he herded buffalo as a child.
Guru {Nanak} Dev