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150 GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART-II
bringing arrows oflove. He will win everyone without the need to investigate.
o minister, you forgive that evil-minded person and release him from jail. Let
the matter remain shut.
In future, whoever comes and says, I am Nanak, hJ1ve him respect but put
him to extreme test. Ifhis character is all right, then inform me. Ifhis character
is not good, then bid him good-bye. Don't punish him and don't inform me.
Mr. Joker, you have also read Yoga philosophy. Anyone who hasn't a good
character, to think of his being a religious person is a mistake. I hope you are
not angry to listen to my words.
Mr.Joker: I am your servant at your feet. Myjob was to keep you happy.
Now your inner self is in ecstasy. You do not require the services of a stupid
clown that I am. Whatever purpose for which I was there is being served
automatically in a much better way by the grace of the almighty and I am
getting rest. 0 Lord, I am happy. Your love is true. It is devotional meditation.
I see tranquility in your mind. I had heard about the sublime sensation in the
body that gives ecstasy and rapture but had never seen or met anyone with
that sublime sensation. I can perceive that sublime sensation in you. I wish
you more of ecstasy.
V
Time passed by. Many sadhus came and said: I am Nanak.
But all were put to test and nobody could come up to the mark. How
could they come up to the mark when there was none who had reined his five
senses and none who had the sublime sensation in him? Many recluses and
sadhus in renouncement came but failed in the test that the minister did.
One day again, the· king was sitting at the sea beach talking to Queen
Chandrakala: Dear! The breeze from the north used to be fragrant with love
but for the last three days it is not frahJTant, shall we be fortunate sometimes?
He said this in extreme lonhJ1ng.
Meanwhile, the minister came and said: Your Majesty, a saint has been
here for last three days. Nobody like him has come earlier. He came on his
own and is staying in the desolate garden.
Two more persons have also come with him. The gardener tells that the
moment he put his sacred feet in the garden, the dried plants became hJTeen,
branches have sprouted and flowers are coming up. Secondly, since he has
come he has not eaten any food. The companions ate simple rice and lentil
but he himself has not eaten any food. Despite of that he has not become
weak or ill.
Thirdly, whoever goes near him for his test, the person's mind is elevated.
He or she forgets the test. The mind gets happiness. Even when somebody
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