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GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART-II 85
control the house. There is plenty to eat and drink. You have only to settle
down here. Now, you don't be away from our eyes. Your mother remains
sad. Now, you don't hrive her separation. Whatever days we have to live in
this world we should not remain thirsty to see your shining forehead. You do
not go away from our eyes. The family is separated. Let them join you and
live in comfort.
The saviour listened, smiled and said: 0 father, what you say is right but
it is all Lord's command. He has sent me. I am not a recluse, nor an ascetic,
nor a householder, nor a traveler. I am obeying. Whatever the Lord commands,
I do, wherever he proI?pts, I go.
At this time, Mother also came and sat down.
Mehta Kalu: In this world, the prime right is ofmother and father. Who is
that Lord under whose command you are doing everything after discarding
service to us?
Listening to these words, the benevolent Guru's face changed. His eyes
spelled a wondrous charm. He looked towards father butthen his eyes closed.
Now, on his face, like a lighted lamp, a splendour could be seen. Mother
and father were amazed to see that. After a few moments, from the heavenly
throat, came a voice:' 0 hJTeat Lord', '0 hJTeat Lord'.
For a long time, tranquillity prevailed on everybody's mind, such that
Mehta Kalu's wandering mind became tranquil and started saying: '0 great
Lord', '0 weat Lord'. Some more time passed like this.
Meanwhile, more people arrived. Whoever came, got tranquillity and
joined in chorus: 0 hJTeat Lord. 0 hJTeat Lord.
After some time, the eyes, immersed in the love of the Lord, opened,
looked towards father and said: I am the Lord's servant. I fell at His feet and
my ego ran away. I got immersed in His love and He made me His beloved.
Now, He is my sustainer.
Today, came the first day that Mehta Kalu's heart got a sensation. He
looked towards son with a vision, the vision that he did not have before. His
head swayed, a sensation went through. Again, he looked towards son, he·
became semi-conscious. The veil that 'son should earn wealth and serve the
parents' broke. In a moment, the sentiment of son vanished and he saw the
figure sitting in the courtyard as an image of the Lord. Next moment, he fell
asleep and saw years that had passed. He opened his eyes again and looked
and thought: Maybe, he is really a godly soul. The whole world is at his feet.
He has also not deviated from his preaching and whatever he utters has a pull
of love.
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