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156 GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART-II The pandit was bewildered, opened his eyes, saw the lustrous face of Guru Nanak and his eyes closed again. Then again he asked in his mind: 0 Nanak, are you saying this yourself or somebody else? Heavenly voice: I am saying this Lord-sent knowledge. Ahrain, in some un-easiness his eyes opened. He saw heavenly radiance spreading from Guru Nanak's face. His eyes closed again and he heard a voice: Nanak is godly. Nanak has come from the Lord. Whatever Nanak says is a command of the Lord. Now, when the pandit opened his eyes, he saw there was much more radiance on Guru Nanak's face than what he had seen earlier. His mind got attracted towards the Guru. He could not bear the dazzle from the Guru's face and fell downn semi-consciousness. When he got up, his heart had melted and he was shedding tears. Coolness was coming to his body and his body became light like a flower. He was praying: 0 Nanak, the prophet that you are The saviour that you are This stone-heart please bless My ego, you please kill Recitation ofName please give Shelter at your feet, you please give The life-giving sensation please give Immersion in Supreme soul please give A sinner please you bless who has fallen atyour door. The benevolent Guru opened his eyes. He looked towards the pandit with graciousness. He rubbed his hand on the pandit's back and said: say, '0 Lord', '0 Lord'. You are blessed. By the Guru's graciousness the pandit got the sensation of the presence of the Lord in his body. He heaved a sigh. His mind was elevated, and filled with ecstasy. When he got up he was not in despair, he was in exuberance and his mind was in blossom. A canal has been dug and the dirty pond that was dry and smelling awfully being away fron the fountain has been connected with the fountain. Now the sensation, a live sensation is coming and keeping the pond fresh. The fountain and the pond have become one. o great Guru Nanak. 0 men, Guru Nanak is hJTeat. Guru Nanak, that Guru Nanak, who says: Nanak is madly in love with the Lord. Who says: I am not the Lord. I am His servant. But see, he joins you with the Lord. He holds the Lord's feet in one hand and the man's head in the other hand and joins them together. Page 166 www.sikhbookclub.com
GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART - II 157 o great Guru Nanak. Great is your being in human life. Great is your being a servant ofthe Lord. You may say anything butyour becoming human form is godliness for us. Are you a servant? It is your detachment from ego thatjoins man with the Lord. You are the beloved of the Lord. You are the right hand of the Lord. It is your h'Teatness. First you wash the dirty mind, then dye it with the Lord's name then you join it with the Lord. Please keep on doing it for us, powerless that we are. You are h'Teat. You are great. The pandit is in ecstasy today. He says: The Guru is notjust a saint. He is not human. He is surely a prophet. Mr. Joker's estimation was correct. Nanak is a prophet. He has come to allay the suffering of the world. He is the same Nanak that is mentioned in the scripture. The more he went into exuberance the more he said: He is a prophet of the prophets. Oh! The king truly said that this ecstasy is beyond the five senses of the body. What mistaken thought I had? I thought. he would be a skinny, lazy, lifeless sadhu and he will make us a fool. But the picture is different. See, how the mind is tranquil. It does not wander. There is a pull heavenwards and is giving ecstasy. This is sublime consciousness. The person who can bless this ecstasy cannot be an ordinary human being. He is surely a prophet sent by the Lord. When a learned and stubborn person comes to believe something, then he is more charmed by that belief. Then the scripture tells him in his ears: Was I not saying the same? God bless you. You were saying but it was you only who was wrongly interpreting. After the Pandit, people's faith in the Guru increased so much that people thronged to have a glimpse of the Guru. The Guru blessed everyone. Everybody got into the 'recitation of the Lord's name with love'. A large holy congregation was formed. In the morning they sang Asa-di Var. In the evening they sang Rehraas and Sohila. People did their worldly chores and simultaneously recited the Lord's Name. Iv the bioh'Taphy is written: One person from the conh'Tegation used to invite everybody for dinner for the next day, then everybody would get together and have dinner. The Guru stayed there for a few days. King Shivnabh became the most respected person in the holy conh'Tegation. His love ofthe Lord was boundless. The Guru appointed him a seat and said: You are a saint to guide the people towards r,eligiousness. On the one hand you will rule the kingdom, Page 167 www.sikhbookclub.com
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156 GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART-II<br />
The pandit was bewildered, opened his eyes, saw the lustrous face of<br />
<strong>Guru</strong> <strong>Nanak</strong> and his eyes closed again. Then again he asked in his mind: 0<br />
<strong>Nanak</strong>, are you saying this yourself or somebody else?<br />
Heavenly voice: I am saying this Lord-sent knowledge.<br />
Ahrain, in some un-easiness his eyes opened. He saw heavenly radiance<br />
spreading from <strong>Guru</strong> <strong>Nanak</strong>'s face. His eyes closed again and he heard a<br />
voice: <strong>Nanak</strong> is godly. <strong>Nanak</strong> has <strong>com</strong>e from the Lord. Whatever <strong>Nanak</strong> says<br />
is a <strong>com</strong>mand of the Lord.<br />
Now, when the pandit opened his eyes, he saw there was much more<br />
radiance on <strong>Guru</strong> <strong>Nanak</strong>'s face than what he had seen earlier. His mind got<br />
attracted towards the <strong>Guru</strong>. He could not bear the dazzle from the <strong>Guru</strong>'s<br />
face and fell downn semi-consciousness. When he got up, his heart had<br />
melted and he was shedding tears. Coolness was <strong>com</strong>ing to his body and his<br />
body became light like a flower.<br />
He was praying: 0 <strong>Nanak</strong>, the prophet that you are<br />
The saviour that you are<br />
This stone-heart please bless<br />
My ego, you please kill<br />
Recitation ofName please give<br />
Shelter at your feet, you please give<br />
The life-giving sensation please give<br />
Immersion in Supreme soul please give<br />
A sinner please you bless<br />
who has fallen atyour door.<br />
The benevolent <strong>Guru</strong> opened his eyes. He looked towards the pandit<br />
with graciousness. He rubbed his hand on the pandit's back and said: say, '0<br />
Lord', '0 Lord'. You are blessed. By the <strong>Guru</strong>'s graciousness the pandit got<br />
the sensation of the presence of the Lord in his body. He heaved a sigh. His<br />
mind was elevated, and filled with ecstasy. When he got up he was not in<br />
despair, he was in exuberance and his mind was in blossom.<br />
A canal has been dug and the dirty pond that was dry and smelling<br />
awfully being away fron the fountain has been connected with the fountain.<br />
Now the sensation, a live sensation is <strong>com</strong>ing and keeping the pond fresh.<br />
The fountain and the pond have be<strong>com</strong>e one.<br />
o great <strong>Guru</strong> <strong>Nanak</strong>. 0 men, <strong>Guru</strong> <strong>Nanak</strong> is hJTeat. <strong>Guru</strong> <strong>Nanak</strong>, that<br />
<strong>Guru</strong> <strong>Nanak</strong>, who says: <strong>Nanak</strong> is madly in love with the Lord.<br />
Who says: I am not the Lord. I am His servant.<br />
But see, he joins you with the Lord. He holds the Lord's feet in one hand<br />
and the man's head in the other hand and joins them together.<br />
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