The Fact News Service
New Delhi, November 10
Guru Nanak Dev’s inaugural Udasi stands as a transformative voyage, weaving a tapestry of spiritual enlightenment that resonates through the corridors of religious history, Khalsa Vox reported.
Commencing from his hometown, Sultanpur Lodhi, in 1500 AD, Guru Nanak Dev, the visionary founder of Sikhism, embarked on a six-year odyssey that traversed the vast expanse of India. Beyond a mere physical journey, this Udasi represented a soulful quest, a pursuit of spiritual illumination, and a mission to proliferate the doctrine of universal brotherhood.
Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s first Udasi metamorphosed not only Sikhism and its followers but also the very landscapes he traversed. His expedition unfolded across diverse terrains, from the vibrant cities of Delhi and Lahore to the tranquil Himalayas and the sacred banks of the Ganges River. Along this path, he engaged with individuals spanning the spectrum of society, encountering Hindu priests, Muslim scholars, commoners, and spiritual seekers, as reported by Khalsa Vox.
