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

338 GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART - II
Recitation ofthe Name hrives ecstasy, blossom and a wavy sensation to the
mind and body.
This Name leans our mind towards the Lord.
Recitation ofthe Name awakens our sleeping soul in the body and we get
a wondrous sensation ofthe presence ofthe Lord in our mind and body. This
is the super consciousness or the sixth sense.
So, gentlemen, recite the Lord's Name so that your mind rises above the
earth and you get the sensation of the presence of the Lord, who is hriving
nourishment to all, is the saviour and the Supreme power.
When you recite the Lord's Name, this will become an incessant
remembrance. Whose remembrance will it be? It will be of the Lord.
What will be the fruit ofthis remembrance? The Lord, who is beyond the
five senses of our body, who is wondrous beyond wonder, who is ecstasy,
who is the ocean of all goodness will fill your mind with His goodness and
ecstasy.
By remembering Him you will become an image of His goodness. It will
not be imahrinary. It will be real. In this way, you will get dyed in divine love
and you will get salvation. Now, the Lord will be your friend and He will
never let you be in want. In this way you will get the riches and fulfillment of
desires. For those who have fallen at the Lord's feet, the world and the
worldly riches follow them.
Sheehan and Gajjan realized: What we had asked for was a folly. We
had asked for all four things. But what would we have done with all that? The
riches and fulfilment of desires would have put us, by force of habit, into such
bad deeds that we could never have become relihrious and we could never get
salvation. The gracious Guru has put us on a path that our nature and habits
that are the cause of all suffering may change. Not that only the habits may
change, also he has put us on a path where we will be getting nearer and
nearer to the Lord and our animal instincts will go and our manly habits will
become saintly habits. Then our desire for riches and passions will vanish.
When we are without desires, then we are true kings. Then he has not left us
here. He has also hriven us a faith that the Lord is the saviour and hriver of
nourishment and He looks after those who love Him. He fulfills their needs
and never makes them short of money. He listens to those who love Him and
maintains His natural repute that He is the hriver of nourishment.
Gajjan spoke: 0 brother, when one gets too much riches, then one
automatically becomes proud. Who is there who hasn't been influenced by
pride and ego? Who knows what will a man do when he is full of pride and
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