Guru Nanak Dev Ji' s teaching
Pious, just human, temperate, uniform, resolutions, sincerity,
moderation, tranquillity, justice and dignity are all the virtues that dwell in
the true saint, though a true saint being edifying around him might facilitate
the acquisition of all to the welfare of human beings.
Temperance first,
as it tends to procure clearness of the head and heart of maintaining against
the unremitting attraction or temptation and silence in virtue as considering
obtaining preferably by the use of the ears than of the tongue be benefited.
The Resolution, if you once acquired, becomes habitual and would keep you firm
in endeavours to gain all the subsequent virtues. Self-efficacy, austerity and
frugality are other virtues to be practiced. In addition, as for you bringing
full awareness to the prescribed work, that produces affluence and independence
would make it easy to practice sincerity and justice.
God made the
universe and governed it by his province; the most acceptable service of God is
doing well to man and all objects of nature that belong to him. Souls are immortal,
all of the virtues rewarded, and vice versa, either here or hereafter, esteemed
the essentials of every religion, whatever might be the sect never refused. Bhakti
Yoga is an indispensable tool for solving modern-era issues such as a sedentary
lifestyle, inconsistency-behaviour, and more health issues and sans wisdom.
Bhakti Yoga encompasses compassion, non-violence, truthfulness and freedom from
all else. To integrate healthy attributes, ease at odd, though comforts for the
welfare of society and remaining comfortable with discomforts. Moreover, suffice
it to say Guru Nanak Dev Ji is a true saint and guru of all human beings.
Teaching of Guru Nanak Dev Ji
Naam Japana: to
recite and respect the name of the god
Kirat karni: to
work and gain one's livelihood, besides signifying a preference for
normal household
Vand Chhakana: to
share with others what one eats or earns.
Japji Sahib is the
guideline of Guru Nanak Ji's philosophy of the nature of the almighty god to
their disciples, composed at 37 age, 38 stanzas (poudis), and is to be
considered the gist of the Vedas.
Waheguru ji
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