Refer to the passage.
"That True Lord is True, Forever True, and True is His Name.
He i...
History, 16.10.2020 03:01, genyjoannerubiera
Refer to the passage.
"That True Lord is True, Forever True, and True is His Name.
He is, and shall always be. He shall not depart, even when this Universe which He has created departs.
He created the world, with its various colors, species of beings, and the variety of Maya.
Having created the creation, He watches over it Himself, by His Greatness.
He does whatever He pleases. No order can be issued to Him.
He is the King, the King of kings, the Supreme Lord and Master of kings. Nanak remains subject to His Will.
Make contentment your ear-rings, humility your begging bowl, and meditation the ashes you apply to your body.
Let the remembrance of death be the patched coat you wear, let the purity of virginity be your way in the world, and let faith in the Lord be your walking stick.
See the brotherhood of all mankind as the highest order of Yogis; conquer your own mind, and conquer the world.”
Guru Nanak (1469–1539), founder of Sikhism
The views expressed in the passage are best seen as evidence of which of the following developments in Indian society?
The rise of religious pluralism
The consolidation of centralized power
A turn toward asceticism as an ideal
Increased interactions with monotheism
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