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Part-1 - Jagatguru Rampal Ji

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176 Identification of a True Saint<br />

heaven-great heaven only and kept enjoying by hearing the sound<br />

(dhuni) in the body (in ghat) only. The actual place Satlok is out of<br />

the body (pind) and brahmand (And), therefore again returned in<br />

the womb of mother (hung upside-down) i.e. the sufferings of birth<br />

and death did not end. Whatever achievement one attains in the<br />

body (ghat) is upto Kaal (Brahm) only, because the native place<br />

(Satlok) of Purna Parmatma is far away, and the light from His body<br />

is more than that of ParBrahm etc. For that only a Purna Saint will<br />

tell the complete sadhna which is different from the five naams<br />

(shabds).<br />

Santon, Satguru mohe bhaavae, jo nainan alakh lakhaavae ⎢<br />

Dholat dhigae na bolat bisrae, sat updesh drdaavae ⎢⎢<br />

Aankh na moondae kaan na roondae, na anhad urjhaavae ⎢<br />

Praan poonj kriaaon se nyaara, sahaj samaadhi bataavae ⎢⎢<br />

The author of Ghat Ramayan, Respected Tulsidas <strong>Ji</strong> of Haath Ras<br />

himself states that — (Ghat Ramayan, First <strong>Part</strong>, page no 27) —<br />

Paanchon naam Kaal ke jaanau tab daani man sanka aanau ⎢surati<br />

nirat lae lok sidhaaoon, aadinaam le Kaal giraaoon ⎢satnaam le jeev ubaari,<br />

as chal jaaoon purush darbaari ⎢⎢<br />

Kabir, koti naam sansaar mein, inse mukti na ho ⎢saar naam mukti ka<br />

daata, vaako jaane na koye ⎢⎢<br />

Evidence of three naams in speech of Guru Nanak <strong>Ji</strong> —<br />

Poora Satguru soye kahaavae, doy akhar ka bhed bataavae ⎢<br />

Ek chhudaavae ek lakhaavae, to praani nij ghar jaavae ⎢⎢<br />

Jae pandit tu padiya, bina dau akhar dau naama ⎢<br />

Paranvat Nanak ek langhaay, je kar sach samaava ⎢<br />

Ved kateb simrit sab saansat, in padi mukti na hoii ⎢⎢<br />

Ek akshar jo gurumukh jaapae, tis ki nirmal hoii ⎢⎢<br />

Meaning: Guru Nanak <strong>Ji</strong> Maharaj wants to explain through<br />

his speech that only he who knows about the jaap of two letters is<br />

the Complete Satguru. Out of which one releases from the bondage<br />

of Kaal and Maya, the second shows the Parmatma (God), and the<br />

third which is one letter unites with God.<br />

Evidence of naam of breath in the sacred speech of Saint Garibdas<br />

<strong>Ji</strong> Maharaj —

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