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The Meaning Of Life.indd - Raj Karega Khalsa Network

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<strong>The</strong> <strong>Meaning</strong> <strong>Of</strong> <strong>Life</strong>on Wahguru at amrit vela and they will get the knowledge ofGod.<strong>The</strong>re are 3 types of mythical snake to describe the 3 typesof scholars. <strong>The</strong> first snake comes out on the dark moonlessnights and lays down manee-jewels out of it’s mouth. <strong>The</strong>yshine and attract insects which the snake then eats. <strong>The</strong> firsttype of scholar reads a few books then talks nonsense all daylong, fooling the people in all diesctions.<strong>The</strong> second type of snake comes out on the full moon and laysdown manee-jewels out of it’s mouth, but they turn into nectarwhen touched by the rays of the moon. <strong>The</strong> snake drinks thenectar. <strong>The</strong> second type of scholar is well educated, they livemoral lives, they earn their wages and they spend their livesdoing worthwhile deeds.<strong>The</strong> third type of snake <strong>Khalsa</strong> jee, comes out on the moonless,or Masiaa, nights and lays out the manee-jewels for all theinsects to eat. But, it doesn’t eat them. It does selfless seva. Itserves others.174“Ho-geh para-pukaree, jinaah vid-iaa vicharee….the ones who contemplated on their knowledgebecame selfless servants.”Just like the third snake doesn’t eat insects nor the nectar, butjust serves others, in the same way the third type of scholaris in whom great souls are categorised. <strong>The</strong>y perform selflessservice, or seva. A great soul’s life is like the river that doesn’tdrink its own water, like the tree that doesn’t eat its own fruit.

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