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274 GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART-II
saffron. In a similar way, the sin army will come and use the sword and spill
blood. Every house will sing the songs of sorrow.
Nanak is sinhring the praises of the Lord. He is telling this in his human
form. But the Lord who has created the world and put everybody in the wheel
of deeds, he himself un-paralleled and unblemished is seeing everything.
The Lord is truth. His justice is truth. He will do justice according to the
deeds done by everybody and He will be considerate.
The bodies will be cutlike the cloth is cut. Whatever, I have said, everybody
will see that it would be true. This army of sin will come in seventy-eight and
go in ninety-seven. A disciple of the Guru will become victorious.
Nanak is telling the true words from the Lord. People will know that it is
true, when it happens.
These words ofthe Guru became well-known in the circle of Guru-disciples
but even other people came to know of it. People were amazed and worried.
One Brahmin brought a tray full of fruits, kept it in front ofthe Guru and said:
o image of the Lord, Guru Nanak, you pray that what you have said should
not happen.
The true Guru said: I have not said anything from my own. I have told
you what is destined from the Lord. The sin that has spread in the country,
the wand of sin for its own punishment is coming in the image of King Babar.
The sin will fight sin and the people will suffer. This is the will of the Lord as
per the deeds of men. So this has to happen. This is inevitable. If you wish
your own safety, then you along with your family go and settle at a pond that
is a few kilometers from here. You will be saved.
II
Time passed and the time came when Babar with his army of sin arrived. The
Pathan king, Lodhi, did not send his troops to stop him atJamrod or Peshawar
or Attuck or Rohtas orJehlum. He moved un-hindered. The people in the
country were lifeless due to lack of education and tyranny of centuries. The
rulers in all states were intoxicated in luxuries and in sucking the blood of the
poor. There was no unity amongst the people. People were divided and
separated amongst themselves. There was no united organization. The Pathans
were carried away by pride and the Hindus were plunged in slavery. Who
would go to stop? It was misfortune for the villages and towns that came on
Babar's way. If they accepted his authority and gave ration, then they would
feel afraid that when Babar's troops go away after looting the country like
Taimur, then the ruler at Delhi would punish them. If they don't give, then
Babar's troops will create hell for them. But most of the rulers bowed down.
Those who did not bow down suffered a lot.
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