Foundation of Faith (Guru Nanak Dev Ji)

Young Nanak refuses to chase birds from the crops because they need food too.

Nanak uses his father's money to feed hungry sadhus instead of buying goods for trade, teaching about true profit.

Young Nanak respectfully questions the ritual of the Janeu (sacred thread) ceremony, emphasizing inner purity and true spiritual qualities over external symbols, and highlighting the equality of all.

Guru Nanak Dev Ji encounters Sajjan, a robber disguised as a holy man, and transforms his heart through a divine hymn.

Bhai Mardana, a Muslim Rabab player, faithfully accompanies Guru Nanak Dev Ji on his long and often perilous journeys, showcasing deep friendship and loyalty that transcended religious boundaries.

At a river ritual, Guru Nanak Dev Ji challenges meaningless practices by throwing water in the opposite direction to 'water his fields,' teaching about sincere, thoughtful action.