Guru Nanak Chamatkar (Part 2)-Bhai Vir Singh English ... - Vidhia.com

208 GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART - II
So, again 1 tell you what is animal instinct. Animal instinct is that 'I should
be in comfort, whether anybody else gets comfort or not'. Those whose thinking
is like this, they are like animals. Animals have a mind but they have no
intellect. Man has intellect. He can think that if 'I do not care for the other
person's comfort for the sake of my own comfort', similarly the other person
also does not think of my comfort for the sake of his comfort. The result is,
that in this way 'I am suffering' and the other person is also suffering.
Then he thinks that the remedy is that 'I should look to his comfort, then
only 1 can expect that the other person will look to my comfort'.
So, when we start thinking in this way, and see to the right of the other
person to expect goodness from us, then we become good and there is no
suffering for anyone.
Now, he experiences that 'I am doing good to the other person in the
hope that he will reciprocate', but he doesn't do that. Then he thinks, all right,
let him do whatever he does, but 'I should stick to my goodness'. When such
a thought comes, then it is a saintly nature.
Next, he will think, all right, the other person is not doing any good to me,
it is his thinking, 'I should still forgive him and do my best whatever 1 think is
good'. This is mercy. It is again a saintly nature.
The Guru says, that living in this world one becomes a saint in this way.
Then the Guru says, one should be satisfied with what one has.
Now, with these three things:
1. Doing goodness to others.
2. Forgiveness. And
3. Remaining satisfied and contented.
This is service to humanity because this is the best way to live in this
world. Again, if you get suffering from others, then you should not change
your attitude. When such a person is in the recitation ofName and thinks that
everything happens as per the Lord's will, then he will not think that he is
doing a sacrifice. It will be his nature to do goodness, foq,rive and be satisfied.
There is a dearth of such persons in the world, but Guru Nanak has
made plentiful of such persons who are in the love of the Lord inwardly and
outwardly are in doing good, foq,riveness and satisfied.
Those whose vision is wondrousness their mind is elevated and they see
the Lord everywhere. As 1 told you, a child's vision of an orange is a ball but
a man's vision is a delicious juice.
Similarly, those whose vision is wondrousness, they see the Lord
everywhere.
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