Guru Nanak Chamatkar (Part 2)-Bhai Vir Singh English ... - Vidhia.com

GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART - II
In this devotional meditation, when the mind wanders elsewhere you
have to tum it towards Name so that it recites the name incessantly. This is
devotional meditation. Like, when you hJive spices to a horse, he throws them
out but the person giving spices keeps his hand in the horse's mouth. If the
horse throws out the spices, then the horse keeper hJives it again and again.
In this way, the horse eats the spices and becomes all right Similarly, to
tum the wandering mind by recitation of Name is devotional meditation.
When the mind becomes tranquil, then it is filled with ecstasy.
So, ifyou understand that the gain of this life is to reach the Lord, then
you see, mind is the primary thing in the body. When the mind becomes
crystal, it merges with the body soul. The body soul, then merges with the
Supreme soul Le. the Lord. Our aim is to meet the true Lord who is all love,
all ecstasy, all powerful, knows all, who is unique and has no parallel. In his
forgetfulness we are in distress and suffering.
If you wish to go in for devotional meditation, then you start reciting the
Lord's name and singing or listening to the praises. ofthe Lord with music or
without music. You will get-salvation.
On listening to the Guru's advice they felt as if they have woken up from
a slumber. They fell at the Guru's feet and said: Bless us with the Name.
The Guru blessed them with the Lord's name. He h'Uided them to recite
the Lord's name with love starting with recitation by tonh'Ue.
Then he told them to keep company of holy people.
They got salvation by treading on this path of devotional meditation.
They lived a family life.
Whenever they came to know that some holy people are assembling to
sing the divine songs, they would reach there and listen to the divine songs.
Also, do service there and recite the Lord's name.
:Not only themselves, their entire families started reciting the Lord's Name
with love. They became happy in this world and for the next world too.
This indicates that all ideal men themselves recited the Lord's Name and
made others recite the Name.
Let us also recite:
'Waheguru, Waheguru, Waheguru.'
'0 Lord, 0 Lord, 0 Lord'
Starting with at least five minutes a day. '
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