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GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART-II
Guru: Why go in repentance? One should always be alert. If one is alert
then one ponders and sees far.
Man Chand: But what will the pondering yield excepting repentance?
Guru: Pondering will be that whoever have reached the Lord, I should
go and ask them, fall at their feet, pray to them, in whatever way ask them the
way to reach the Lord.
Man Chand: You seem to be very benevolent. My mind is getting coolness
from you. You tell, where should I go to find out the beloved of the Lord?
You are sitting in front of me, I beg you and fall at your feet and ask you the
way. You put me on the true path. I am stuck mid-way.
Guru: I am in the service of the Lord only. I am not the Lord. As per the
wish of the Lord I have come to take you from mid-way to further path. I
have already told you that my job is to remember the Lord and make others
remember the Lord. Everybody gets salvation on this path.
Man Chand: Any other ritual to please the Lord?
Guru: 1. One can reach the Lord by recitation of His name with love.
2. Accept His will. Whatever He does, accept it as good.
3. Do not do any evil. The Lord sees everything. Do goodness.
With these three things one meets the Lord.
Man Chand: 0 Godly soul! I read some Vedanta. That said that the
Lord is in the body. I thought that He is I and I am He.
So, I tried my best to feel higher but I remained Man Chand only.
Sometimes, I felt high but later I realized that it was my pride only. Was this a
fallacy or what?
Guru: Gentleman, you cannot meet the Lord by talking. When you are in
the incessant remembrance ofthe Lord in your mind and heart, then you can
say that you have met the Lord. Look 0 dear, something that has not settled
in our sub-conscious mind from the outer mind, how can we say, we have
acquired? All educated men get educated in this way. What they read goes to
the subconscious mind and remains there. Then they can call themselves
educated. Whatever goes deep into the mind and heart that we can say we
have acquired. When you listen to some discourse for a few minutes, that time
goes, what remains with us? The mind remains in whatever was already settled
in the sub-conscious mind. Now, if you remember that the Lord is there and
this remembrance goes deep into your mind and heart, then your mind and
heart will remain in a meeting with the Lord. Then forgetfulness that is the veil
between the Lord and us will go. When the forgetfulness goes away from the
mind and the mind remains in the remembrance of the Lord and this
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