guru angad moved to khadur to maintain the venture. emulating his mentor, he preached the virtues of selfless carrier, piety and brotherhood. personally, he led an austere life and a hectic one. the recurring he observed growing well earlier than dawn and after a cold bath, meditating until dawn. thereafter, kirtan become recited in his presence. he then attended to the unwell that had come to him for succor and help. later inside the mornings, he held well-attended discourses wherein he preached and expounded on guru nanak’s shabads. the langar (freed from cost meals) functioned every day, supplying food to whoever came without any distinction or barrier. often, he served the meals whilst his wife taken care of the cooking. his personal food have been easy; earned with the aid of making munj (the skin of a reed twisted to make string, widely used in rural panjab for weaving the bottom of cots and stools). kartarpur, which have been the centre for Sikhs, gave place to khadur. possibly it was a conscious decision to move far from kartarpur. the sons of the first guru lived there and may have created problems.

kartarpur, which have been the centre for Sikhs, gave place to khadur. possibly it was a conscious decision to move far from kartarpur. the sons of the first guru lived there and may have created problems.

one of these interested in khadur turned into amar das. he became a disciple in 1540 on the age of sixty-one. over the following twelve years, his devotion and service by no means faltered. several times of his determination are recorded. when on a stormy night time, amar das, as changed into his habitual, changed into sporting for his guru a box of water taken from the river beas. he stumbled within the darkish however saved the water from spilling. the noise disturbed a woman snoozing in a close-by hut. she rudely remarked that it should be amrunithavan (homeless). when the incident changed into said to the guru, he remarked that as opposed to homeless his follower would be domestic for the homeless.

within the direction of time guru angad, in a way paying homage to his own case, selected amar das as his successor and requested bhai buddha to anoint him as the next guru. guru angad surpassed away on 29 march 1552.