Ravidass

Ravidass, also known as Sant Ravidas, was a 15th-century saint and poet from India, revered in Sikhism and the broader Indian spiritual tradition. He advocated for social equality, emphasizing the importance of love, humility, and devotion to God. His hymns, written in the Punjabi language, often challenged the caste system and sought to uplift marginalized communities. Ravidass's teachings promote unity and respect among all people, regardless of background or belief. His legacy continues to influence various movements for social justice and spiritual awareness in contemporary society. He is celebrated annually, particularly within the Ravidassia faith.