Guru Gobind Singh was the 10th and last Sikh Guru. He was a warrior and philosopher who at the age of nine became the leader of Sikhs after his father Guru Teg Bahadur was executed by Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb.
Be a warrior with a noble cause who stands against injustice, promises to uphold dharma, is inwardly spiritual, is a fearless soul and is compassionate within oneself, said Guru Gobind Singh.
He believed in non-discrimination, justice and freedom for everyone irrespective of the caste, colour, religion or creed. He had the deepest regard for all religions and believed that the difference is only man-made.
The words have the power to either transform a life or cut a wound so deep that is beyond healing. Guru Gobind Singh taught his people to be mindful and cautious when speaking to others.
There is no religion greater than humanity. Guru Gobind Singh devoted his life to the happiness of his people and made many sacrifices to serve mankind. One must do as much as possible to serve and help those in need or trouble.
Love has the power to turn something basic into gold. Guru Gobind Singh believed that God is one and omnipresent. Those who love God and his creations shall attain divinity and salvation.
Guru Gobind Singh always asked everyone to practice humility, have a kind heart and doesn’t expect anything in return, not even gratitude. He said he was the servant of God and it was the people who believed in him, who gave him the status of a guru.