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

GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR < PART -II
the godly soul. Come, let us go and settle somewhere far away where the
fountains flow in rhythm and our ears listen to the praise of the Lord. Why
the eyes of the worldly people are closed? Why don't they realize him as the
image ofthe Lord in human body? Why can'tthe people see the mahrnificence
in the mahrnificent?
Ubare Khan: 0 dear. The eyes open only when he opens our eyes. My
eyes were closed. Were your eyes open? Were Malo's eyes open? He only
opened Malo's eyes. He only has blessed me and opened my eyes. Don't feel
bad. Many times handsome are born with pain. Sufferings have many times
brought comfort. Enviousness has many times brought love.
The Muslim priest's mind will be turned once he has a glimpse of the
godly soul. What is hatred? It is the other side of love. The mahrnificent can
reverse the side in moments.
Zabida Khanam: 0 my handsome husband, see, how we are in ecstasy?
How much rapture we have got? The one end of our super consciousness
that is tied to the Lords feet is sending waves ofthe divine music. The resonance
of the same at the other end produces'waves of joy, sometimes in the eyes,
sometimes in the head, sometimes in the heart, sometimes in the body cells
and sometimes allover. See how it is a shower ofjoy? '0 Lord', '0 Lord'.
o my master, why don't you go and spread the embroidered silk sheet
under his feet and don't forget to bring the sacred and fortunate dust from the
ground under his feet for me. Oh! This lifeless embroidered silk sheet will get
a touch ofthe always living godly soul's feet. When you spread this embroidered
silk under his feet, then you also spread your and mine inner self under his
feet. The silk sheet should be as a token but yours and mine inner self should
actually be spread under his sacred feet.
IV
The godly soul who was named Nanak by the parents was sitting immersed in
the love of the Lord on a sandy platform when Ubare Khan came and
presented the gold embroidered silk sheet to the Guru. He kept the silk sheet
near his feet. He fell at the Guru's feet and then sat down. His eyes drank the
nectar of the Guru's glimpse, like the partridge looks at the moon and the
moonlight.
Beloved Guru: 0 Ubare Khan, you have brought this embroidered silk
sheet with love. I appreciate your love. The Lord may bless you His incessant
remembrance and you live in ecstasy always. But 0 friend, such costly things,
I do not need. My need is to cover the body and not such expensive
embroidered silk. I wish that I be immersed in the love ofthe Lord and in His
incessant touch. That is my embroidered silk. Saints are in the love of the
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