Guru Ghasidas, born on 18 December 1756, in Girodpuri (present-day Chhattisgarh, India), was a revered saint, social reformer, and the founder of the Satnami sect. He dedicated his life to promoting social equality and justice, advocating against caste discrimination and oppression. Guru Ghasidas emphasized simplicity in lifestyle, devotion to one God, and the rejection of idol worship. His teachings laid the foundation for the Satnami community, which continues to uphold the principles of equality, brotherhood, and social harmony.
Guru Ghasidas passed away on 09 December 1836, leaving behind a lasting legacy of social reform and spiritual teachings. His contributions have had a profound impact on the cultural and social landscape of Chhattisgarh, inspiring movements for social justice and equality. The followers of the Satnami sect commemorate his birth anniversary, known as Ghasidas Jayanti, as a tribute to his enduring influence.
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