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Hi BunkyYou're welcome for the information given so far... Sikhs believe that every human has divine light inside them (jyot). The jyot in the Gurus was more intense than regular people. And that was just Waheguru's Will -- it's the way it happened.You could say the Gurus were inspired by Waheguru. They are not seen as incarnations of Waheguru, and when you say "were they singled out" - it just happened that Guru Nanak became enlightened, and passed his enlightenment on to his successors, until Guru Gobind Singh put it into Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji.Why don't you tell us a bit more about yourself and your thoughts around Sikhi?Ishna
Hi Bunky
You're welcome for the information given so far...
Sikhs believe that every human has divine light inside them (jyot). The jyot in the Gurus was more intense than regular people. And that was just Waheguru's Will -- it's the way it happened.
You could say the Gurus were inspired by Waheguru. They are not seen as incarnations of Waheguru, and when you say "were they singled out" - it just happened that Guru Nanak became enlightened, and passed his enlightenment on to his successors, until Guru Gobind Singh put it into Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji.
Why don't you tell us a bit more about yourself and your thoughts around Sikhi?
Ishna
