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

318 GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART-II
Malo: Then are you satisfied?
Ubare Khan: I am so much satisfied that I have met the Lord. I am all in
hTfatitude and my entire body cells are in hTfatitude. I feel I have met the
saviour Lord.
Malo: Ah ha.
Ubare Khan: I made one big mistake. One does not go to meet a saint
with empty hands. But in a hurry I went empty-handed. When I was blessed,
then the Guru asked me to have food.
Then I realized how unfortunate am I to have come empty-handed. But
then I thought why should I call myself unfortunate. The godly soul has given
me ecstasy. I am really fortunate.
Then it came to my mind that I have got a gold embroidered silk sheet
lying at home that I had got made with fondness. I should bring and spread it
under the sacred feet of the Guru who is happily sitting even on a sandy
hTfound. I should see it spread under his sacred feet and feel happy. So, I took
leave from him. Now, I will go again.
Malo: 0 friend Ubare Khan, you have been blessed by the Guru. It is a
very precious thing. Hold it as a miser keeps jewels. Your nature is happy-golucky.
Now, you are no longer a gossiping man. Now, you are a fortunate
beloved of the Lord. Now, to remain in the incessant remembrance of the
Lord is remaining a beloved of the Lord. Be watchful, stop wasting time in
unnecessary gossip and don'topenyour secretofbeing blessed to unscrupulous
people. They become a hindrance in the remembrance of Name. Be strong
and keep your mind reined. This mind is a deceiver and also the world is
merciless.
Ubare Khan: I will do whatever you say. It is because of you that I have
got the blessings of Name from the Guru. With your company only I shall
remain steadfast in the endeavour of Name.
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Voice: 0 Ubare Khan, are you in?
Ubare Khan: Who is that?
Voice: Please, come out.
Ubare Khan (after recoh1Jlizing): 0 yes, my priest. I wondered who would
be calling from that distance.
Muslim Priest: I have heard something from people. You tell.
Ubare Khan: It is nice you have heard. Only on hearing one understands.
Muslim Priest. Well, I have heard from other people only. Now, you tell.
Ubare Khan: They say, the people's voice is the God's voice. When you
have heard the God's voice, then what is the need to listen to my humble voice?
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