Guru Nanak and the Hungry Cows (Guru Nanak Stories)

Guru Nanak and the Hungry Cows is a delightful retelling of a Janamsakhi, or life story, from Guru Nanak’s childhood. In this tale, young Nanak watches his family’s cows, but their mischief leads them to eat a farmer’s crop. Despite the trouble, Nanak’s unwavering faith in Waheguru and calm demeanor miraculously transform the situation, teaching a timeless lesson about resilience, optimism, and unity. This charming story introduces children to the Sikh concepts of Simran (remembrance of Waheguru) and Chardikala (a rising spirit and positive attitude), empowering them to face challenges with faith and kindness. Through vivid illustrations and engaging narrative, the book fosters curiosity and inspires children to find strength in the oneness of all beings. It is the third book in the Guru Nanak Stories series, a fresh and modern interpretation of Guru Nanak’s timeless teachings. Share this story to spark joy, wonder, and spiritual growth in young hearts.