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That is the style of the writer of the Gospel of John, to have such proclamations come out of other people's mouths.
its still a rather impossible leap... going from not even believing he returned to suddenly claiming he is God, when no one before that moment even thought about it
I discussed that in two posts on this thread.
. . . It does call him mighty God . . .
Nenothtu: Emotions are emotions, and all have their place if properly managed - none are "negative" of themselves, they just "are". Any "negativity" associated with them is manufactured, and negativity can be and is associated with any of them. You classify "love" as "positive", yet I have seen it frequently used as a weapon, which I would classify as "negative".
I can't see that there ARE any "negative" or "positive" emotions, but I CAN see both negative and positive uses for every single one of them.
Nenothtu: Doubtlessly so classified by those who have been too often on the receiving end of an anger they don't know how to cope with, and therefore must classify it as a "disease of the mind" in order to try and demonize it, which is their only defense. Perhaps their time might be better used in finding out WHY they inspire such anger, rather than running away from it.
As a householder, Guru ji continued to carry out the mission of his life – to lead people on the true path to God, to dispel superstition, to bring people out of ritualistic practises, to lead them directly to follow Gurbani without the need for priests and clergy, and to restrain and guard against the five thieves within – Pride, Anger, Greed, Attachment and Lust. During his time on Earth Guru Nanak was revered by both Hindus and Muslims.