Every year, the festival of Guru Nanak Jayanti is celebrated with great enthusiasm on the day of Kartik Purnima. People associated with Sikhism eagerly wait for the arrival of this festival. Guru Nanak ji's father's name was Mehta Kalu and mother's name was Tripta Devi. Guru Nanak ji founded Sikhism. For this reason, he is considered the first Guru of the Sikh community. Guru Nanak Jayanti is celebrated as Guru Purab or Prakash Parv. People still remember the messages of Guru Nanak Dev ji (Guru Nanak Dev Quotes). In such a situation, in this article we have brought for you the precious words of Guru Nanak Dev ji (Guru Nanak Dev Ji Ke Shabd), by following which a person can change his life and walk on the path of success in life.

Guru Nanak Ji's words (Guru Nanak Ji Inspiring Quotes)

• God is one and he is present everywhere. We all should live with everyone lovingly in life.
• Some part of the hard earned and honest earnings in life should be donated to poor people. Doing this will definitely bring benefits in the future.
• One should give up greed in life and earn money by working hard with one's own hands. One should never waste money in life.  
• One should never snatch anyone's right. When someone snatches the right of others, he never gets respect in society in his life.
• Money should be kept confined to the pocket. It should not be given a place in the heart.
• One should never be arrogant and should live life with humility.
• Women should not be disrespected. Both men and women should be treated equally.
• You must trust yourself in this world.
• A person who worships God with a true heart never has any fear in life. Because by doing devotion, one gets relief from mental stress.  
• One should always give the message of love, unity, equality, brotherhood and spiritual light to the people.
• Never be arrogant, but live your life with humility, because even great scholars have been ruined due to arrogance.
• One should end his worries and follow the path of devotion. Before conquering the world, it is important to conquer one's thoughts.