Mark Cagnon

I'm really excited to share it with you guys, and it would mean the world if everyone could come on out. And what do you wear to a show on the road? That's a great question. You can go to campgoods.co. That's right. We got merch. We got camp merch. We got hats, hoodies, t-shirts. A lot of stuff is out of stock.

I'm really excited to share it with you guys, and it would mean the world if everyone could come on out. And what do you wear to a show on the road? That's a great question. You can go to campgoods.co. That's right. We got merch. We got camp merch. We got hats, hoodies, t-shirts. A lot of stuff is out of stock.

Things have been selling like hotcakes, but we're going to be restocking everything in all the sizes. So you can go there right now, get all the merch, get all the coolest clothing in the podcast game. We're going to be updating that site regularly. And if you come out to a show, I'd love to see you sporting some of the threads that we got up online. I'll see you guys there.

Things have been selling like hotcakes, but we're going to be restocking everything in all the sizes. So you can go there right now, get all the merch, get all the coolest clothing in the podcast game. We're going to be updating that site regularly. And if you come out to a show, I'd love to see you sporting some of the threads that we got up online. I'll see you guys there.

Let's get back to the show. What's up, guys? We're going to take a quick break because I have great news. Religion Camp has merch. That's right. We have amazing t-shirts like this one you see here and this one. We got hats, all sorts of very interesting designs, not only for Christianity, the one I was raised in, but for all religions, Hinduism, Sikhism, Islam, Judaism, Mormonism.

Let's get back to the show. What's up, guys? We're going to take a quick break because I have great news. Religion Camp has merch. That's right. We have amazing t-shirts like this one you see here and this one. We got hats, all sorts of very interesting designs, not only for Christianity, the one I was raised in, but for all religions, Hinduism, Sikhism, Islam, Judaism, Mormonism.

I actually don't know if we have a Mormonism shirt, but maybe we can work on that if we got any, you know. Latter-day Saints trying to cop. Anyway, you can catch it all here at this link. We'll also have it in the description as well as the comments. Get that right now and peace be with you. So from that point, Nanak dedicated his life to spreading this message of divine unity and human equality.

I actually don't know if we have a Mormonism shirt, but maybe we can work on that if we got any, you know. Latter-day Saints trying to cop. Anyway, you can catch it all here at this link. We'll also have it in the description as well as the comments. Get that right now and peace be with you. So from that point, Nanak dedicated his life to spreading this message of divine unity and human equality.

He traveled everywhere. He even reached places like Mecca, Tibet, Sri Lanka. And he would engage in this spiritual dialogue with the leaders of that region and of the religions of those places that he would go to. So along the way, he was composing hymns and poems that basically captured the belief that he had about the world and about the divine.

He traveled everywhere. He even reached places like Mecca, Tibet, Sri Lanka. And he would engage in this spiritual dialogue with the leaders of that region and of the religions of those places that he would go to. So along the way, he was composing hymns and poems that basically captured the belief that he had about the world and about the divine.

And these writings later became a part of the holy book known as Guru Granth Sahib. And again, this is the book that belongs inside every book. Eventually, he settles in a place known as Kartapur, where he founded the first Sikh community and established a way of life based on shared labor, shared meals, and devotional singing.

And these writings later became a part of the holy book known as Guru Granth Sahib. And again, this is the book that belongs inside every book. Eventually, he settles in a place known as Kartapur, where he founded the first Sikh community and established a way of life based on shared labor, shared meals, and devotional singing.

He taught that all humans were the same and that we're all equal and famously even said, except all humans as your equals and let them be your only sect. Kind of a beautiful way of just seeing the world, right? Like, hey, we are all human beings, especially I think it's important to contextualize in the time and in the place.

He taught that all humans were the same and that we're all equal and famously even said, except all humans as your equals and let them be your only sect. Kind of a beautiful way of just seeing the world, right? Like, hey, we are all human beings, especially I think it's important to contextualize in the time and in the place.

You had so much religious infighting, you had holy wars breaking out, not only amongst Christians, Muslims, but Hindus and every other religious group that existed in that place. So for him to come out and say, we're all students of God was pretty remarkable.

You had so much religious infighting, you had holy wars breaking out, not only amongst Christians, Muslims, but Hindus and every other religious group that existed in that place. So for him to come out and say, we're all students of God was pretty remarkable.

So before his death, Guru Nanak chose one of his followers, Bhai Lena, to succeed him and renamed him Guru Angad, basically meaning part of me. Angad meaning, you know, you are one of me, you are an enlightened one like I am. Guru Angad standardized, you could say, the script.

So before his death, Guru Nanak chose one of his followers, Bhai Lena, to succeed him and renamed him Guru Angad, basically meaning part of me. Angad meaning, you know, you are one of me, you are an enlightened one like I am. Guru Angad standardized, you could say, the script.

It's known as the Gurmukhi script to make Sikh teachings easier to read and easier to teach and more accessible to just everyday regular people like you and me. He opened schools that promoted literacy and compiled Guru Nanak's hymns and helped preserve the early teachings of the faith that then went on to be the holy book in Sikhism. He also formalized the communal meal system, the langar meal.

It's known as the Gurmukhi script to make Sikh teachings easier to read and easier to teach and more accessible to just everyday regular people like you and me. He opened schools that promoted literacy and compiled Guru Nanak's hymns and helped preserve the early teachings of the faith that then went on to be the holy book in Sikhism. He also formalized the communal meal system, the langar meal.