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

GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART-II
possess the knowledge. What I mean is that you do not have strenhJi:h in your
utterances.
You see. A person has changed the faith of the king. You cannot undo
what he has done. That means your inner mind is weak and it is showing as
anger. Without any reason, you are talking ill of him. I am sure you cannot
change the king's faith by diplomacy or by religious superiority.
Pandit: You do not know my religious superiority. Tomorrow, I am going
to send messages to the Chief Pandits of Puri, Kanshi and Nadia. They will
send an order that either the king should stick to Hindu religion or he will be
excommunicated.
Clown: This gut, the Mohammedans do have but not you. Even if you
have, it means you preach religion by threatening. To be religious is to be
without fear. You h>1ve fear to become relihrious. Fear is a negative characteristic.
Dear Pandit, to excommunicate a non-relihrious person may be justified, but
you who are in empty rituals, do not know that the king is in 'love of the
Lord'. The person who blessed him with this 'love ofthe Lord' was somebody
who was himself immersed in the 'love of the Lord'. He was a blessed soul
who gave the king a spark of that love. Now, the king is engrossed in love of
Nanak.
What you are thinking and the people have always been doing is to h>1ve
suffering to a person who is in love but the lovelorn have never hriven up.
People went to the extent of burning them alive, h>1ving them poison to drink,
hanged them and gave other sufferings but the spark oflove did not extinguish.
And here it is true love, it is love of the Lord, it is a spiritual love, it is a
sacred love. It is love of the prophet. I say prophet because when a disciple
has so much spiritual strenhJi:h in him that he came to the court as a culprit and
was able to impress the king in his faith, then his Guru must be a prophet. I
am not sure but I feel he is the same Nanak about whom is mentioned in the
old scriptures that he will come to the earth in the Un-enlightened Era (Kalyug).
Pandit: I think you have also started sailing in the same boat as the king is.
Clown: No dear pandit, I am a Buddhist. In our relih>1on truth and goodness
is everything. So, I cannot leave truthfulness and I cannot consider hypocrisy
as a means for prompting relih>1on. Even if the king embraces Islam, I will
never try to change his faith by threatening or hypocrisy.
Pandit: 0 truthful man. Are you the heir of Harish Chandra? Then you
only tell any means.
Clown: You make him understand in a proper way. You remove his
doubts. But I feel you won't succeed even like this. If somebody changes his
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