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GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART -"
intuitive and sublime and reach the highest spiritual stage where the body soul
immerses in the Supreme soul in this life itself and one lives a life of blossom.
Guru Nanak did hrive sacredness of character but along with that he gave
devotional love also. Thus men could free themselves from 'ego and desires'
and live in peace of mind. He said: When the body soul gets a touch of the
Supreme soul, then one gets sublime consciousness and blossom of mind.
Budha said that he had reached the ultimate goal of life.
Guru Nanak who perceived the Lord incessantly could not refrain from
saying that it is impossible to meet the Lord by good deeds alone. Withoutthe
incessant remembrance ofthe Lord, ""ithout the bodysoul meeting the Supreme
soul, without the sensation ofthe Lord in the heart, mind, body and soul, how
could one reach the goal Le. meeting the Lord?
The ultimate aim of life is not thoughtlessness but devotional love for the
Almighty Lord. One should develop good character and try to overcome 'ego
and desires' but should live in the incessant remembrance of the Lord in
one's heart. The Guru did say that without good deeds one cannot be in
devotional love of the Lord. But along with it he said, "0 Lord, All goodness
is in you and springs from you like a fountain."
When the body soul gets a touch ofthe Supreme soul, only then the 'ego
and desires' vanish fully. That is why, many times the Guru said, "I am
nobody. The Lord is everything. His Name is everything."
This is the real freedom from "I and me" and the "ego and desires".
The desires are gluey and entrap even the biggest of ascetics.
Guru Nanak said: The goal in life has to be to meet the Lord.
For that he showed the easy way of"incessant recitation and remembrance
of the Lord's Name with love."
Jesus Christ meant the same when he said: "Pray Incessantly".
Guru Nanak said: "This world is a marvel of the Supreme Lord. Here the
soul can flourish to any extent."
Jesus Christ meant the same when he said: "What is the gain to a man if
he conquers the entire world but ruins his soul."
Let us recite: 'Waheguru, WahehTUru, WahehTUru. I
'0 Lord,O Lord,O Lord'
Starting with at least five minutes a day and reach a stage where our each
breath recites '0 Lord'.
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