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386 GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART-II
Guru Nanak's selection of the spiritual aspect of duty and its precept was
exceptional.
He did so much sacrifice in undertaking five travels, in those days when
travelling was most hazardous. But still, he travelled far and wide to uplift the
people, and allay their sufferings.
He gave the love spark of the Lord to every one, gave life to the lifelessly
living people and cemented the hearts of the people with the Lord.
He travelled to Afghanistan, Iran, Baghdad, Mecca, Greece, Kashmir,
Tibet, China, Assam, Manipur, Ceylon,Jagan Nath PUri, Benares, Hardwar,
Rameshwar, Vindhyachal, Sind, Baluchistan and many other places.
In those days, there were no good places to stay and many a time no food
for days together. There were no trains, no telegrams, no cemented roads, no
security, dacoits roaming around and the travel was mainly on foot.
He travelled everywhere, hriving the Lord's love spark to the people and
cementing their hearts to the Lord.
For his sister Nanki, whenever she remembered, he came back from his
travels and met her.
For his sons and wife, when he went for travels, he told them: 'I have to
serve the Lord. It is His command. I have to go. But the Lord is with you. The
Lord will look after you.' Again when he came back from travels to stay at
Kartarpur, he called them and asked them,to stay with him.
He was perfect in the moral aspect of duty.
Again, when we consider his precept of spiritual code in religion, we
cannot forget that in place of the difficult Hath yoga, he made relihrion very
simple for every body.
He infused the Lord's love spark into everybody's heart and suggested
the recitation of the Lord's Name as a· means to brighten the love spark and
reach the Lord.
Let us pray: 0, Guru Nanak, please infuse the Lord's love spark into our
heart and hrive us the recitation of the Lord's Name.
Let us recite:
'Waheguru, Waheguru, W aheguru. I
'0 Lord, 0 Lord, 0 Lord'
Starting with at least five minutes a day.
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