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218 GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART-II
well. Or so to say, when our ego gets a beating then the ego comes out in the
form of anger. To control this anger, our method is to control the thinking of
the mind, because mind is the instrument of ego. It is the mind that brings out
the ego, in the form of anger, when our ego gets a beating.
So, we go by the Guru's advice to remain in forgiveness. If somebody
makes a mistake, then ihJIlore the mistake and forgive him. Again, ifsomebody
does something and your ego gets a beating, then win him with reasoning and
patience but forgive him.
The Guru's advice is that forgiveness is a virtue and anger is a fire. It
bums. When forgiveness comes anger goes.
Then in practice you will know that the sensation ofNarne weakens when
you have anger. When we go by the Guru's advice, then the sensation remains
constant. Guru is forgiveness. Our mind is anger. The mind that has forhJ1veness
is strong and in elevation. Forgiveness bums the anger.
Bhartari: The YOhJ1S do meditation. Do you also do meditation?
Guru: With the recitation of Narne, an elevation comes in the mind. This
is a feeling of the sixth sense. This shuttles in the tenth door.
This elevation is not pride. It is an elevation of the mind. The mind is
elevated. It is also called 'Immersion in the love of the Lord'.
When the Narne is incessant, or so to say, Narne gets into the breath, or
so to say, the sixth sense shuttles to the tenth door, or so to say, the subconscious
mind gets filled with Narne, then we getthe incessant sensation ofNarne in the
mind and body, and our body soul gets immersed in the Supreme soul. This
is our engrossment, or so to say, meditation.
Other meditations are only till you are in a sitting posture.
When you are sitting you are in meditation but when you get up then
there is no meditation. This immersion in the love of the Lord is an incessant
meditation. We call it relaxed meditation or Sahaj yoga.
Now, you will ask how the fire of worldly desires is extinguished?
Without the fire of desires being extinguished, the mind cannot become
crystal. So, I know that by meeting the Guru, this is also extinguished because
the advice of the Guru rids us from desires.
Another impatient yOhJ1: Bhartari, you ask him, When someone becomes
his disciple, then in the behJ1nning, howthey kill his ego? How do they teach
humility? We rub ash on our body, the moment we renounce the world, so
that we look ugly, and think ourselves ugly, and remain in humility.
Guru: We tell him the 'Ideal of service'.
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