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Guru Nanak's teachings are remembered in three teaching principles.
- Naam Japna: Ceaseless devotion measured by chanting the name of God to serve as a constant reminder.
- Kirat Karo: Making a living honestly and with noble character.
- Vand Chakko: Sharing and being generous with those less fortunate.
"Love the saints of every faith:
Put away thy pride.
Remember the essence of religion
Is meekness and sympathy,
Not fine clothes,
Not the Yogi�s garb and ashes,
Not the blowing of the horns,
Not the shaven head,
Not long prayers,
Not recitations and torturings,
Not the ascetic way,
But a life of goodness and purity."
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What are guru nanaks key facts?
He was indian, He had a turban, He was a guru
What is guru nanaks orogin?
hisorogin was a family that was Hindu
What colour was Guru Nanaks eyes?
dark brown
How many nanaks are there?
Just one If you mean the Sikh Guru.
What was date of Guru Nanak Dev Ji's birthday in the year of 1961?
what was guru nanaks birthday in 1961
Who was guru nanaks father?
Guru Nanak's father was Mehta Kalu, also known as Mehta Kalu Chand.
Describe contributions of guru nanak to guru arjan dev ji in the compilation of sri guru granth sahib?
What is Guru Nanaks full, real name?
Who was guru gobinds wife?
Guru Nanaks Wife was Sulakhani, daughter of Mula, a resident of Batala.
What was guru nanaks place of birth?
Guru Nanak Dev Ji was in Rai Bhoi Ki Talwandi, now called Nankana Sahib, near Lahore, Pakistan.
What does the guru Granth sahib do for Sikhs?
Guru Granth Sahib Dev Ji is the living embodiment of Guru as well the eternal Guru of Sikhs, it contains the teachings of Sikhs Gurus as well as the teachings of Sikh Devotees.
How do Sikhs treat the Guru Granth sakib?
He was treated like most sikhs, but he was supposedly one of the smarter of the 10 gurus as he preached all of Guru Nanaks preaching, and some of his own. Although he was the youngest Guru and died very young helping the sick
What was Guru Nanaks child-hood like?
Guru Nanak's childhood is described in various Sikh texts and consists of stories that highlight his divine nature and wisdom even from a young age. He was drawn to spirituality and had a deep empathy towards others, often questioning societal norms and practices. His childhood is characterized by instances of compassion and a connection to the divine that set the foundation for his teachings later in life.
