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

GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART-II 217
Bhartari: When we sit in meditation, we drink nectar. How do you drink
that nectar?
Guru: Whatever nectar is there in the body, jt automatically comes by
concentration. But we know there are seven nectars in the body. Five are of
the body and two are of the outer mind and the intuitive mind. But they all
reflect the Lord's Name nectar. We clear the mishJ1ving in understanding the
nectars. We identify the five body nectars separately. In this way, we drink
only the sacred Lord's Name nectar that hJ1ves ecstasy.
Bhartari: What is the practice?
Guru: Name.
Bhartari: Our yOhJ1S, by doing Hath yoga practices live for hundreds of
years. How do you win over period of life?
Guru: When our disciple recites the Lord's name, he recites it with a
conviction that 'He is there'. Name washes all the dirt of the mind, and the
mind becomes crystal and pure. Then one starts loving the Lord. Then one
gets an awakening. The Name settles in the mind and hJ1ves a sensation of the
presence ofthe Lord in the mind and body. The recitation becomes incessant.
This is meeting the Lord. It hJ1ves rapture. This meeting the Lord is a victory
over time. Time is passing in moments. When our disciple is in the incessant
recitation of the Lord's name, then he is living in the presence of the Lord in
the present moment. He is notbothered about the past or the future. Now, he
is in recitation at the present moment. This present moment becomes the past
moment and the future moment becomes the present moment. So, he is
reciting in all the moments, past, present and future and thus wins over time.
Rest is the body. It is a dress. Sometimes one may wear and sometimes
one may take it off. The life that you prolong by controlling the breath, what
is the advantage ofthat? When you are sitting in thoughtlessness then you are
neither enjoying the body passions nor getting the nectar of the soul because
you are in thoughtlessness. Then what is the benefit? To live a life in
unconsciousness or to die, there doesn't appear to be any much difference.
To win over time, one has to join the moments and get into incessant
recitation. Second, winning over time is to get out of the cycle of births and
deaths. That also, is the fruit of Name.
Anotheryogi who had more of anger in him impatiently spoke: 0 Bhartari,
you ask him if he has any method of burning anger.
Guru: When something happens against our wish or we wish and ask for
something to be done and it is not done, then we become angry. Second, if
somebody has not understood something properly and he makes a mistake,
then we get angry and scold him. In this way, we get angry on the disciples as
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