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102 Who is the Master of the Lineage and What is He like?<br />
Dadu agam apaar hai, dariya Satya Kabir ⎜⎜<br />
Abhi teri sab mitae, janm maran ki peer ⎜<br />
swaans uswaans sumirle, Dadu naam Kabir ⎜⎜<br />
Koi sargun mein reejh raha, koi nirgun thahraaye ⎜<br />
Dadu gati Kabir ki, mote kahi na jaay ⎜⎜<br />
<strong>Ji</strong>n moko nij naam dai, Sadguru soi humaar ⎜<br />
Dadu doosar kaun hai, Kabir sirjan haar ⎜⎜<br />
3. Respected Malook Das <strong>Ji</strong>, witness of KavirDev — When<br />
Shri Malook Das <strong>Ji</strong> was 42 years old, Purna Parmatma met him and<br />
Shri Malook Das <strong>Ji</strong> remained unconscious for two days. Then uttered<br />
the following speech —<br />
Japo re man Satguru naam Kabir ⎜⎜tek⎜⎜<br />
Ek samay Guru bansi bajaai kalandri ke teer ⎜<br />
Sur-nar muni thak gaye, ruk gaya dariya neer ⎜⎜<br />
Kaanshi taj Guru maghar aaye, dono deen ke peer ⎜<br />
Koi gaade koi agni jaraavae, dhoonda na paaya shareer ⎜⎜<br />
Chaar daag se Satguru nyaara, ajro amar shareer ⎜<br />
Das Malook salook kahat hai, khojo khasam Kabir ⎜⎜<br />
4. Respected Garibdas <strong>Ji</strong> of Village Chhudani, District Jhajjar,<br />
Haryana (evident in sacred speech), witness of God Kabir<br />
(KavirDev) — Respected Garibdas <strong>Ji</strong> was born in 1717 A.D., met<br />
God Kabir <strong>Ji</strong> at age of 10 years in a field named Nalaa in 1727 A.D.<br />
and departed to Satlok in 1778 A.D.. Parmatma Kabir <strong>Ji</strong> also met<br />
Respected Garibdas <strong>Ji</strong> in an embodied <strong>Ji</strong>nda form. Respected<br />
Garibdas <strong>Ji</strong> along with his other fellow milkmen was tending his<br />
grazing cattle in his Nalaa field which is sticking to the boundary of<br />
Village Kablana. The milkmen requested Kabir Parmeshwar who<br />
had appeared in the form of a <strong>Ji</strong>nda Mahatma that if you are not<br />
going to have food, then have milk because God had said that I<br />
have come after having food from my Satlok village. At that moment,<br />
God Kabir <strong>Ji</strong> said that I drink milk of an unmarried cow. Child<br />
Garibdas <strong>Ji</strong> brought an unmarried cow to Parmeshwar Kabir <strong>Ji</strong> and<br />
said that Babaji, how can this unmarried cow give milk? Then<br />
KavirDev (Kabir God) patted on the back of that unmarried calf,<br />
automatically milk started flowing from the udders of the unmarried<br />
calf and stopped when the pot became full. Parmeshwar Kabir <strong>Ji</strong>
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