In one story about him, he is said to have squeezed drops of milk from a dry crust of bread that belonged to his companion Lalo, which impressed a man from Saidpur named Malik Bhago.  
In one story about him, he is said to have squeezed drops of milk from a dry crust of bread that belonged to his companion Lalo, which impressed a man from Saidpur named Malik Bhago.  Most information about his later life comes from Bhai Gurdas, who observed him after he became a peasant farmer in Kartarpur.  Instead of Baba Budha or his son Sri Chand, he chose a man named Lenha, whom he renamed Angad, to be his successor.  He was bathing in the river Bein at the age of 30 when he had a life-changing experience that resulted in him giving away all his possessions and becoming a wandering preacher.  FTP, name this man who proclaimed that there is neither Hindu nor Moslem, whose teachings are recorded in the Adi Granth and are revered by Sikhs.
In one story about him, he is said to have squeezed drops of milk from a dry crust of bread that belonged to his companion Lalo, which impressed a man from Saidpur named Malik Bhago.  
Guru Nanak