Give your kids, nieces & nephews a gift. Use the jigsaw puzzle with the image of Guru Nanak Ji and use it as a teaching aid.
Made in USA to Order. Original Item. First ever Ganesh Puzzle
All puzzles are approximately 7.8 inches by 5.7 inches. Each puzzle has 20 pieces suitable for 4+ years old. Kid Friendly designed. Bulk pricing available for 5+ pieces.
Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism, imparted several key teachings:
Oneness of God (Ik Onkar): Guru Nanak emphasized the belief in one supreme, formless, and all-pervading God, who is the creator of the universe.
Equality and Brotherhood: He preached that all human beings are equal, regardless of their caste, creed, gender, or social status. He rejected discrimination and advocated for a society based on equality and brotherhood.
Service and Charity (Seva and Vand Chakna): Guru Nanak taught the importance of selfless service to others and sharing with those in need. He encouraged a life of giving and helping those less fortunate.
Hard Work and Honest Livelihood: He promoted the concept of honest labor and earning a living through hard work, rather than resorting to deceit or exploitation.
Devotion and Meditation: Guru Nanak emphasized the significance of devotion to God through prayer, meditation, and contemplation. He believed in the power of connecting with the Divine through sincere worship.
Rejecting Rituals and Superstitions: He criticized empty rituals and superstitions, emphasizing that true spirituality comes from a sincere and loving relationship with God.
Societal Harmony and Peace: Guru Nanak advocated for a society where people live in peace, harmony, and mutual respect. He encouraged dialogue and understanding among different religious communities.
Respect for Women: He championed the rights and dignity of women, condemning practices that oppressed or marginalized them. He considered men and women as equal partners in spiritual and societal matters.
Truth and Honesty: Guru Nanak taught the importance of living a truthful and honest life, avoiding falsehood and deceit.
Contentment and Detachment: He advised practicing contentment with what one has and detaching from excessive material desires.
Guru Nanak's teachings laid the foundation for Sikhism, a faith that continues to uphold these principles. His wisdom and compassion have had a profound impact not only on Sikhs but on humanity at large.
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