Guru Nanak's Last Message

A message of unity, peace, and divine love that transcends all religious boundaries.

Final Moments, Lasting Wisdom

Guru Nanak was deeply loved by both Hindus and Muslims. When he passed away, followers of both faiths gathered to perform his last rites. A disagreement arose: the Hindus wanted to cremate him, while the Muslims wanted to bury him.

However, when they lifted the cloth covering his body, they were shocked to find that his body had disappeared — and in its place, there lay only a bed of fresh flowers.

Pearls of Wisdom

1. What was the message that Guru Nanak had given them through this incident?

Guru Nanak had always emphasized that God does not belong to any one religion. The divine is universal — and so is love. Through this final act, he reminded everyone that love, not ritual, is what matters most. No one could claim his remains, because he belonged to all.

🌼 Moral: God is not confined to one religion. Love and unity are greater than rituals. Guru Nanak's life — and death — taught us that we are all one in the eyes of the Divine.

Disclaimer: This is a spiritual retelling of an event from Guru Nanak’s life. Interpretations may vary. If you have suggestions or corrections, please reach out.