Guru Nanak and the Hungry Cows tells the inspiring story of the young Guru, who is asked to watch his family’s cattle. When the cows wander into a farmer’s field and eat his crops, it causes much concern. Through Nanak's unwavering faith in Waheguru, a miraculous event restores the farmer’s field.
This beautifully illustrated book introduces children to the Sikh values of Simran (meditation) and Chardikala (optimism and resilience). It offers a timeless message of forgiveness, patience, and seeing the divine in all beings. It’s a heartwarming, uplifting read about the power of faith and compassion.
