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52 GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART-II
or a faqir or a celebate or a recluse, only the dress has remained. 0 Brother,
you see, relihrion is not dress only. That is what he emphasizes. He says, be
relihrious. So, in my view, he is right. Now, if you talk of the Mohammedan
rebeck player as his companion, he has proved that he is secular and the
relihrion that he is preaching is for all. In my view, we are Hindu in name only.
He is the real Hindu and what he is preaching is the correct thing.
Duni Chand: How does he go along with Hindu sadhus?
Dilbagh Rai: In the same way as with others. He tells them about their
hypocrisy and puts them on the correct path. He went to Gorakh Matta and
stayed under a shaded tree. There the sadhus came for discussions and
acknowledged his supremacy. Last Sharaf bowed to him. Similarly, Pandit
Chartar Das of Kanshi fell at his feet. He has visited all pilgrimage centres.
Everywhere, fearlessly, he told them to do away with hypocrisy and be
pious. He is bold and frank. It appears the God of love has come to earth.
Sansar Chand: I myself went there day before yesterday with dear
Mansukh, our well known elder. Duni Chand (interrupting): Yes, Mansukh is
a thorough gentleman. What about him? Sansar Chand: He is a disciple of
Guru Nanak since long. He is devoted to him and has lot of faith in him. He
took me along. One is delighted to have a glimpse of him.
Dilbagh Rai: Even I went. He was sitting on the bank of the river Ravi.
His glimpse hrives ecstasy.
Kabul Chand: Your name is ecstasy (In Punjabi language Dilbagh means
ecstasy).
Dilbagh Rai: But I felt ecstasy day before yesterday when I met him. His
charming eyes spelled mahric.
Duni Chand: Listening to your talk, I have become eager I should also
have his glimpse. Do some service to him. The wealth that I have, offer him
some. It will be fruitful.
Dilbagh Rai: The death anniversary ofyour father is near. You invite him
to your house. It will be good time to meet him. The ladies will also have his
glimpse and be delighted. They hardly move out of the house.
Duni Chand: That is a good idea. But will he come? He is so great.
Sansar Chand: Well. This is a bit doubtful. While at Saidpur Sandyali he
did not go to Malik Bhago's house.
Kabul Chand: He doesn't go where there is pride and ego. He goes
where there is humility. Maybe he goes to those rich people who invite him
with love.
Dilbagh Rai: I have heard, after quitting the job of Stores manager at
Sultanpur, he went and stayed in the forest. When Daulat Khan Lodhi the
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