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“Sikhs around the world are celebrating the birth anniversary of Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhi”

Born in the humble village of Talwandi Punjab in 1469, young Nanak found himself dissatisfied with the inequities, hypocrisies, and general unhappiness he observed all around him. He ultimately decided to establish a new religious tradition, Sikhi, a tradition that continues to flourish more than five centuries later.

Today Guru Nanak’s followers comprise the fifth-largest world religion, numbering nearly 30 million around the globe. His teachings have inspired a diversity of expressions over the years, from art and literature to humanitarian efforts. In a way, the most easily noticeable aspect of his legacy is how Guru Nanak continues to inspire so many —including me— and how his teachings continue to resonate with people around the world today.

I did my Ph.D. research on the earliest accounts of Guru Nanak’s life and the teachings contained within them, and I want to share an idea central to Guru Nanak and the Sikh worldview.

Guru Nanak’s first teaching, and the first teaching to appear in Sikh scripture is the term ik oankar. This term refers to the oneness of the divinity, a singular connective force that permeates every aspect of this world. In a prayer that Sikhs have sung every evening for centuries, Guru Nanak wrote, “The same divine light pervades everyone and everything.”

Ik oankar is so central to Sikh teachings that many have said that all of Sikh wisdom is constructed upon its foundation. It is the first idea I learned as a Sikh and it’s the first idea my wife and I taught our two daughters as well. The concept of ik oankar informs how Sikhs are to act in this world as well. If we truly believe in a shared divine light, then there is no possibility for discriminating against others.

We see this in the life and teachings of Guru Nanak, who rejected all social disparities and hierarchies (e.g., gender, caste, religion) and advocated for equal treatments and rights for all.

Hope the harvest brings endless joy and happy moments. Warm wishes on Baisakhi!

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A few decades back Sardari got a "prayer" to relieve a adherant of a literal white elephant gift. You can't put one to work, you see. They drain the finances like nothing else.

She should have used her evil sealing jar to sprit it off. But a goddess can't call a sacred white elephant evil either.

So she got the bright idea to coax it into a spacetime distortion anchored to her bust.

It would have been fine if she knew where she would release the elephant calf when she obtained it - but it got large enough to be inable to pass any entrance she could make.

The evil sealing jar has spacetime control effects to it also has light wavelength stretching effects