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GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART-II
ears nor we wear any sihJIlet. To act on the Guru's teachings is our signet and
this is our symbol.
One has to deal with the world and one gets distress. Forgiveness is the
quilt that we wear. In this way, we do not get into anger and we do not feel
dejected. Whatever happens, we feel it is God's will and we accept it as good.
To accept the Lord's will is our wealth and treasure in our Sahaj yoga. You
do 'breath control' to control the body and prolong your body life. We enjoy
the sensation and ecstasy that comes with the recitation of the Lord's name.
You play the music by blowing a trumpet. We remain absorbed in the
incessant remembrance ofthe Lord through Name. Thatgives us the incessant
sensation of the Lord and we are always in ecstasy.
Our outer mind is controlled by the intuitive mind and the intuitive mind
remains in the remembrance of the presence of the Lord. This is our wand.
The bowl that we have is reasoning, from where we drink the water ofcoolness,
so that our desires go away.
We consider the love of worldly things as dirt. That is, our rubbing the
ash.
Our other practice is, that we sing the praises of the Lord with music.
Your sect is recluse. Our sect is Ideal Man.
You renounce your house and family. We renounce the ego in our mind
and body.
Then whatever we see spread allover, we see the Lord everywhere,
outside in nature and inside our body. These are our denotations.
Listening to this, Bhartari looked towards his followers with tears in his
eyes and then towards the Guru.
Then on seeing his face the Guru said: 0 Bhartari yogi, have you listened?
The path is: 'To be engrossed in the love of the Lord'.
That is the Sahaj yoga.
Some think that by Hath yoga, when they will die, they will go to Shiva's
town. But we renounce such thoughts and we live in Shiva's town just now.
How is it? We remain in the fourth and final stage of spiritual beatitude.
We tum our mind from the fruitless wanderings that come even in dream in
sleep, and remain engrossed in the love of the Lord. This Shiva's town is a
place of ecstasy. We feel this in our mind. We do not look for a place after
death or outside our body. Instead, now and inside our body we have the
sensation of the Lord incessantly.
You understand that the awaken-ness that has corne in our soul, that is
hJiving ecstasy and eternal peace, this will not go after death. That has become
our self and we will be in eternal peace even after death.
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