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Tune into this episode, to learn how the Mughal Empire was established in India. Explore the connection between spirituality and history in this podcast that dives into the life of Guru Nanak Ji during Babar's invasion of India. Find out how the teachings of Guru Nanak brought comfort and direction throughout the 16th-century turmoil. Join us on a brief tour to discover the perseverance and enlightenment that resulted from the clash of empires and the creation of Sikhism. 
 

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Guru Nanak Ji also recited a prophecy mentioned in Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. Tune into this episode to know what this prophecy was and how it had a major impact on the history of India.



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Guru ji and Bhai Mardana ji are moving further on their journey and staying at various places before reaching Eminabad. Tune into this episode, what route does he take? what is the reason for revisiting Eminabad and who does he want to meet?





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Staying at Bal Gundai's place, Guru Nanak ji in a simple conversation taught him a great lesson and cleared off his ego and desire. Tune into this episode to know the conversation. 




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Tilla Jogian or Tilla Bal Gundai, a famous hilltop near Jhelum, Pakistan marks a great conversation between Guru Nanak Dev ji and Bal Gundai, a benevolent Yogi. But why would Guru Ji visit such a saintly person, tune into this episode to know more.




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Do you know the history of the place where Guru Nanak Ji stopped a massive boulder with his hand? Tune into this episode to learn more about the history of Gurdwara Panja Sahib.





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Guru Nanak dev Ji and Bhai Mardana ji arrive in Hasan Abdaal while travelling on their fourth and last Udasi. Here, they come across a fakir full of ego, refuses their request three times. Tune into this episode to know what was the request and what is the famous gurdwara associated with this history.



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Tune into this episode to know the meaning of 22nd Pauri of Jap Ji Sahib. Pauri 22 talks about the vastness of Almighty’s creation. Where Pauri 21 talks about the time of the creation of universe, Pauri 22 talks about the composition of the universe.




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Though all faiths teach compassion, preach sympathy for others, inspire people to practise ultimate self-control, and have truly been a source of inspiration for the highest welfare of mankind, the world today continues to be torn apart by disputes, opposition, and religious hate. Tune into this episode to know how Guru Nanak Dev Ji teaches us an important lesson regarding the same!



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Moving to a nearby, Guru Nanak Ji teaches an important lesson to all of us. Tune into this episode to know what was the reason for meeting Maan Chand!




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