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

88 GURU NANAK CHAMATKAR PART - II
To bless me, Guru Nanak has corne.
To bless the people in this Un-enlightened era (Kalyug),
Guru Nanak has corne.
Now you see Guru Nanak's honourable nature. The father who always
scolded him, who slapped him on his cheeks and made them blue, he comes
to meet the same father again and again, respects him, tolerates his scolding
and bows to him. When the time come, he thought it an appropriate time, he
got a chance to shoot an arrow, then he shoots an arrow of 'Love of the Lord'
in the father's heart and pierces the veil of 'ego and desires' and fills his mind
with 'Love of the Lord'. He h>1ves him life from lifelessness.
Now the son looked towards his mother. Her eyes were closed and there
was lustre on her face. Lord only knows her inner state of mind but the face
was tranquil. The Guru now, looked towards her with gracious eyes. She
opened her eyes and hurriedly tried to fall at his feet but the Guru caught her
half way and said loudly: 'Great Lord', 'Great Lord'. The words went deep
into mother's body. Her body cells echoed 'Great Lord', 'Great Lord'.
She could see the Lord everywhere. She got awaken-ness of mind. Her
mind, sleeping in sentiments, awakened. The sentimental love was gone. Pure
love and devotion took its place and her body cells got a tongue and said:
Thanks 0 Lord, thanks 0 Lord.
o Master of the earth and sky. Why did you not give this glimpse on the
first day? I remained in sentimental love and you were godly.
o mother, pious mother, 0 sacred mother. The benevolent Guru did
give his glimpse.
He blessed the tutor, Muslim priest, pandit and doctor in your presence.
He gave his glimpse to sister Nanki and king Rai Bular.
But both ofyou did not understand. You asserted a right. This is a grace.
Those get who do not assert a right and are humble. Nobody h>1ves to those
who assert a right.
Yes, but this is also Guru Nanak's honourable nature, that he blessed his
mother and father who always pulled him into sentimental attachments.
II
This auspicious moment and the auspicious day passed. The Guru is at present
still in Talwandi. He is in parents house and in divine ecstasy.
One day, he came from outside and saw cooked dishes and delicacies
being made. On one side, the pandit was chanting something and lots of
people had gathered outside to have food.
The Guru sat with father and asked: What for, all this today?
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