Allegory, A Tapestry of Guru Nanak's Travels

Tender years of Guru Nanak, the gentle valiant who ignited the spirit of Oneness.

Youthful years of Guru Nanak, the compassionate defiant who endowed the clarity of unity in diversity.

Onset of Guru Nanak's first odyssey to assimilate and disseminate 'Tawheed', Oneness.

Guru Nanak evokes rationality in 'Uttarkaushal' to awaken the mind from the slumber of ignorance.

Insightful dialogues of Guru Nanak with the 'Kanphata Jogis', the split eared ascetics at 'Gorakhmatta'.

In the city which cannot be 'conquered by unrighteousness', Guru Nanak induces critical thinking through exemplary cues.

At the confluence of the seen and unseen waters, Guru Nanak, the discerning motivator, inspires to connect with the invisible flow within.

Guru Nanak raises his voice against inequalities in the oldest continually inhabited city where the River Ganga makes a U-turn.

In 'Magadh', Guru Nanak puts forward his thoughts to the agnostics who neither accepted nor negated the existence of the Omnipresent.

In-depth foresight to enable decisions for impactful actions are presented by Guru Nanak in the city of 'Dhakeshwari'.

Seeing no strangers, Guru Nanak in his unwavering spirit of monism befriends the 'Nagas'.

In awe of the Creator's creation, Guru Nanak composes the cosmic anthem at 'Utakal'.

An everlasting panacea for universal well-being is transmitted by Guru Nanak in the land of 'Panch Bhoota Sthalam'.

Metaphoric expositions for a transition from negativity to positivity are expounded by Guru Nanak at 'Setu Bandh'.

The magnanimity of sharing with pure intentions is illustrated by Guru Nanak in the backwaters of the lush 'Malabar'.

Guru Nanak's compelling paradigms in the land of 'Bhrighu' to deal with unfavorable situations through practical solutions.

The altruistic traveller, Guru Nanak, returns to his native land of five rivers after 12 years to soon embark on another odyssey.

On the roof of the world, at the mountains of Gods and Demons, Guru Nanak affirms that the sole Supreme Consciousness is the center of Divinity.

With the power of philosophical words, Guru Nanak softens the hardened souls in the rocky hills of 'Takshila'.

Along the banks of 'Sindhu', in the land of vibrant culture, Guru Nanak infuses colours of harmony.

In the cradle of civilizations, Guru Nanak states that awareness of Omnipresence is an oasis that can quench the soul.

At 'Khorasan' Guru Nanak spreads the scent of humanity.

Guru Nanak, the exalted guide, mentors his compadre to receive the spiritual baton.

Rooted in the spirit of benevolence for all, Guru Nanak proclaims no one is high or low; only righteousness is supreme.