This figure once guaranteed that a king's family would rule for seven generations when that king offered him some cannabis, but he condemned wine when a priest offered him some. He refused to join a man in prayer because he could tell that the man was not praying, but rather thinking about a baby horse that might fall into a well. A poisonous cobra protected this man from 
This figure once guaranteed that a king's family would rule for seven generations when that king offered him some cannabis, but he condemned wine when a priest offered him some. He refused to join a man in prayer because he could tell that the man was not praying, but rather thinking about a baby horse that might fall into a well. A poisonous cobra protected this man from sunlight when he was herding buffalo as a child. In his youth, he impressed a teacher by comparing God's nature to the first letter of the alphabet. This subject of the Janamsakhis preached that "God is everywhere" to explain why he slept with his feet toward the Kaaba. This man's teachings are followed through kirat karo, vand chakko, and naam japna. Because he believed that "there is no Hindu, there is no Muslim," he chose to follow God's path. For 10 points, name this first guru of Sikhism.
This figure once guaranteed that a king's family would rule for seven generations when that king offered him some cannabis, but he condemned wine when a priest offered him some.
Guru Nanak Dev Ji