His teachings did not die with him but passed to further generations through his successor, and his teachings are now included in Shri Guru Granth Sahib Ji which is a holy book of Sikhs that contains all the teachings of Sikh Gurus and other spiritual leaders as well. He was a great scholar but still used local languages to spread his message among the people while he journeyed in all four directions. He talked about women and their rights and equality. He was the one who spread the message of humanity and mankind at a time when everyone was focusing on spreading their religion. His teachings and his way of devotion to the almighty were different from others, and people of all religions respected him and his teachings. He was a great Indian spiritual leader who believed in harmony and meditation in the name of the divine soul. Guru Nanak Ji (1469 -1539) was considered the founder of a new religion, i.e., Sikhism, and was the first Guru of Sikhs.
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