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GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART-II
attracting and showering hJTace. Ajita went forward and bowed his head down
but Moola Shah looked with anger and bowed slightly and sat down.
After sometime the singing stopped and the godly figure opened his eyes.
Lord is hJTeat, Lord is hJTeat, he uttered. He looked around, saw Ajita and
smiled. Then he saw towards MoolaShah and smiled. Then he said: Welcome.
Is everybody all right?
Ajita towards whom the Guru was looking had not replied yet but Moola
Shah hastily spoke: What all right? Those in whose houses married daughters
are staying, for them, what is all right? He looked towards Ajita and said some
more anh'TY words.
The Guru listened to the harsh words but did not say anything. Ajita also
listened to the harsh words but his eyes did not go towards Moola Shah. His
eyes were glued towards the prophet regarding whom he had heard in the
early morning. He had never seen such radiance before. In wondrousness he
kept sitting. But when Moola Shah uttered more harsh words, then Ajita said
to him: It is not becoming ofyou to speak harshly. You ponder. When he left
the house, he did not take the ancestors wealth along with him. Mehta Kalu is
a person of high status with enough wealth. He is the only son ofMehta Kalu.
Ifyou had sent your daughter and the children to their paternal hJTand parents,
then Mehta Kalu would have gladly supported them. They are his heirs. But
you did not allow them to go there and now you are complaining.
On listening to the reasoning from his own friend, good sense prevailed
on him and after sometime he went away to his house.
After sitting for sometime and enjoying the ecstasy from the Guru's glimpse
Ajita also got up and asked the Guru: Shall I bring food for you?
The Guru made a gesture towards the sky and then looked towards the
earth and said: The earth is productive and the Lord is the giver ofnourishment
to all. Ajita now bowed down to the Guru and left.
Soon, Moola Shah came with nice food and new clothes: He kept the
basket of food in front of the Guru and the clothes by his side and said: You
discard the sadhu dress and put on these clothes. But the Guru neither wore
those clothes nor ate the food. He did not say anything.
Meanwhile, Siri Chand and Laxmi Das came. They fell at the Guru's feet
and sat down. After sometime Moola Shah and both the sons left.
News of the arrival of the true Guru had already spread and people had
started coming in large numbers to have a glimpse of the Guru.
Ajita reached his house and talked everything to his wife. He also called
Shiv Nath, the ascetic, who was now a Guru-disciple. Ajita heard all goodness
of the Guru from Shiv Nath. Ajita who was already impressed by the Guru's
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