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GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART - II 187
has to allay the suffering of the world. He has corne from the Lord. I do not
wish to talk against him. It is a sin to talk against a real saint or prophet. But
the mind, when listening to the sorrows of Moola Shah and his wife, starts
thinking negatively.
Husband: Yes, on principle, it appears to be notthe right thing.He himself
leaves the family and house but tells others to remain in the family. But one
thing we must ponder. Ifhe sits at home, then who will hJ1ve this new message
to the world? The whole world is praising him, many Hindu saints,
Mohammedan saints, recluses and ascetics, all fall at his feet and respect him.
Let us hope we get a chance to have his glimpse. You keep a track, if he
comes to our town we must have his glimpse. We have seen meditative of
Hath yoga, recluses and saints with supernatural powers but we have never
met a prophet.
Wife: Well, today, when Shiv Nath comes to our street in the day, I will
stop him and ask him. When he comes to our street, generally he stops at our
door. If I hJ1ve him bread he feels very happy and says, 'you hJ1ve with love'.
In this conversation, the early morning time passed. The moon waned,
the stars hid themselves, nice cool breeze started blowing softly and the sun
came up. The man got up. The wife started her household chores.
Meanwhile, a voice came from outside: 0, Brother.
Husband to wife: Dear, who is that? So early he has dropped in, the sun
has hardly risen.
Wife: Must be some needy person, otherwise, who comes so early? °
wait (recognizing the voice), he seems to be Moola Shah. He has a long life.
We were just talking about him.
Husband: Yes, you can judge better. It is his voice only. Let me go and
open the door.
Wife: Have buttermilk to drink and then go.
Husband: I will first open the door, make him sit in the hall, then come
and have buttermilk. We have to show respect. He is the revenue collector.
Saying this he went and opened the door and said: Welcome, sir, so early
in the morning? I hope all is well.
Moola Shah: Yes, brother. All is well. He has come here, our son-in-law,
who is travelling as a saint. He has come and is staying in your big garden. It
is difficult to change somebody's nature but I thought let us try to persuade
him. It might help. 0 brother, it is difficult to keep a married daughter in the
house. 0 brother, nobody should have a daughter. I thought I should not go
alone. I should take you along. You will be my support. It is giving you
trouble but your corning along might help.
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