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314 GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART-II
Sheikh Malo (with tears oflove in eyes): 0 hJTeat Guru Nanak, 0 Lord,
o Lord, 0 Lord.
Ubare Khan: It is impertinence to ask something at this moment but I am
sure you will not mind if I ask you to explain fully what you said. I have not
understood its interpretation fully well.
Then Malo explained everything to Ubare Khan.
Ubare Khan: 0 wonderful, you have given me a glimpse ofthe icy peaks.
It is all coolness.
Malo: Coolness is godliness. The Lord is 'All coolness'.
Ubare Khan: Then you take me to those icy peaks.
Malo: By searching one finds the way. But one has to walk on one's own
feet. One has to reach one's self. One gets satiated and coolness with one's
own eyes. One's own mind feels the ecstasy. In friendship and love we meet
each other but everybody's mind in this discriminatory world, wherever one
lives is in comfort or distress in his own way. Goodness and high thinking
bestows love and tries to h>i.ve comfort to one whom he loves even at his own
discomfort. He tells the way, prompts him but the walking one has to do on
one's own feet. 0 friend, see, one who has pain, only he feels the pinch.
Friends do help in h>i.ving medicines etc but nobody can reach where the pain
is. There, one's self only suffers in pain. Similarly, it is one's own mind that
feels the ecstasy, only one's own mind.
Ubare Khan: Ah ha, you have said right. Then you come with me. Take
me to that door and with your own hands put my egoistic head on the Guru's
feet.
Malo: 0 friend, listen to one secret. Man has come alone from the Lord's
court and will go alone to the Lord's court. Isn't it true?
So, one should go to the Lord's beloved alone. One should not take
anybody along when going to meet a Lord's beloved.
Ubare Khan: It is all right. But I am a bit hesitant.
Malo: We have many shortcomings in us. But, 0 Simple friend, does one
hesitate to go to a doctor. When one is in pain then all hesitations go. Yes, you
go but go alone and go as a patient. A sensible patient meets the doctor when
he is alone because he has to explain all his pain and problems to the doctor.
Ubare Khan: All right friend.
Ubate Khan heaved a sigh and a thought came to his mind: It is a strange
despair. It is a strange lonesomeness. This world is all lonesomeness.
All are sitting together, mother and son, brother and sister, husband and
wife, friend! and friend. All consider that they are together but everybody is
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