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The Man Who Called Himself Dog

The Man Who Called Himself Dog

Teja Singh

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Año de edición:
2025
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9798319800404
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The Man Who Called Himself DogA Parable of Lost Identity and Reclaimed TruthIn a Punjabi village, Harpreet abandons his true name and insists on being called Furry-Dog. Out of misguided love, the village affirms his false identity, even as his body breaks under the weight of living against its design. Using Sikh wisdom, this powerful parable explores truth, compassion, and the sacredness of the human body as Waheguru’s temple. The Man Who Called Himself Dog is a moving reminder that real love means guiding one another back to hukam-through honest work, remembrance, and sharing-so that no soul is lost to falsehood.

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