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

GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART - " 359
What hymns has he sung? I went into deep rapture. Guru Nanak. 0 Lord, It
seems he is mine. What attraction and pull, I am getting?
He addressed the gentleman, "0 dear, is Guru Nanak your Guru?"
And within his mind he said, "0Jai Mata, you were my Guru. Why Guru
Nanak seems to be mine? Is he your Guru or you are his?"
He addressed the gentleman again: "0 handsome gentleman. Is Guru
Nanak from the heavens? Is it really so ?"
Gentleman: Yes brother, he is from the Lord.
Bhai Lehna: Even now, has he access to the Lord?
Gentleman: Yes. He belongs to the world and the earth. He is for every
body.
Once, while having a bath in a rivulet, messengers of the Lord took him
to the heavens and said to the Lord Nanak has come'.
He metthe Lord. The Lordwas gracious. The Lord ordered his messengers
to hrive to Nanak, the bowl of nectar.
The Lord said: This is not nectar. This is the bowl full of my name.
Guru Nanak took it. Drank it and the Lord was gracious.
The Lord said: Nanak, I am with you. I have blessed you and blessed are
those who recite your name.
You go and recite my Name and tell the people to recite my Name.
Remain detached from the world. Remain in the Name. Be a giver.
Give name, service to humanity and charity to the people.
I have given you my Name. You distribute it.
Guru Nanak thanked the Lord and stood up.
The Lord said: 0, Nanak, say, how big is my Name?
Guru Nanak replied: Hmy age be thousands and thousands ofyears and
I do not see the sun setting and the setting of the moon, and I do not sleep
even in a dream, howsoever much I recite your Name, its value will still be
un-countable.
The Lord again said: I have blessed you my command. You praise my
command.
Guru Nanak replied:
You were the true Lord in the beginning,
You were the true Lord through the ages,
You are the true Lord now,
You will be the true Lord always.
When Guru Nanak uttered these words, then again the Lord said and it
was an order: 0 Nanak. To whomsoever I am gracious, you bless him.
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