Guru Nanak Dev Ji is not regarded as a god or an incarnation of any deity. Instead, he is revered as a divine messenger and a spiritual guide sent by God to humanity. According to Sikhism, Guru Nanak Dev Ji did not take the form of a specific god or goddess but came as a Guru with a profound purpose: to guide people toward truth, justice, and love.
Guru Nanak Dev Ji founded Sikhism and, through his teachings, challenged religious hypocrisy, superstitions, and social inequalities. He emphasized the oneness of God, teaching that the Divine is present everywhere and in everyone. Guru Ji rejected caste discrimination, religious divisions, and gender inequality, advocating for equality and unity among all human beings.
For Sikhs, Guru Nanak Dev Ji is a spiritual teacher who illuminated the path of a truthful and meaningful life. His teachings revolve around humility, selfless service, and the meditation of God’s name (Naam Simran). He taught that all humans are equal, being children of the same God, and deserve equal respect and dignity. Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s legacy continues to inspire millions to live a life of compassion, service, and devotion to the Divine.
