Walking with Nanak

by Haroon Khalid

whenever a religion travels further away from its source in terms of time, it also travels away from the essence of the teachings of the source.

His genius lies in the poetic use of words and not in miracles.

‘You are my follower if you are willing to learn all your life. You have to remain a student forever like me. Learn from not only scholars and holy men but also from those whom you chose to ignore—servants, women, children, animals, plants, the sea, the land and the sky. Keep an open mind and never become too rigid in your beliefs. Dogma is the end of inquiry and hence the death of enlightenment.