SatNaam Ji,
Dandauth Bandhna Ji
here is a translation of some good katha by Sant Ram Singh ji about the state of mind of a person who has become Sukhmani.
(Baba Ji also mentions this story in one of his talks.)
"nah kich janma na kich maray
apanay chalat app hee taraa.
The Brahm Gyani he realises from Sukhmani that God plays his own play and no-one actually is born or dies.
The Brahm Gyani realises it's all God's play and lives by accepting that.
The Brahm Gyani realises it's all God's play and lives by accepting that.
A Sikh prayed to Guru Arjun Dev Ji to have sangat of such a soul like that, of a Brahm Gyani. Guru Arjun Dev ji
in his humbleness sent the Sikh to Brahm Gyani Bhai Bhikari ji's house.
Guru Ji told the devoted Sikh to go to meet him and his desire to meet such a Brahmgiani would come true.
Guru Ji told the devoted Sikh to go to meet him and his desire to meet such a Brahmgiani would come true.
Bhai Bhikari ji greeted him kindly and asked him to stay. Bhai Ji's family was preparing for his son's wedding.
But Bhai sahib was neither recited or down, he was doing Sat Sangat, and at the same time was sowing a sheet.
But Bhai sahib was neither recited or down, he was doing Sat Sangat, and at the same time was sowing a sheet.
The Sikh asked him what are you doing?
Bhai replied, "now is the time for Sat Sang, not for talking. Let us join together in rememberance of the Guru."
Night came, they retired to bed.
Bhai replied, "now is the time for Sat Sang, not for talking. Let us join together in rememberance of the Guru."
Night came, they retired to bed.
The next day wedding took place, but later the son had sudden tummy problems and died.
Where there was happiness, now there was sadness.
Where there was happiness, now there was sadness.
The Sikh saw Bhai Sahib's face, not excited, no sadness. Still at one.
The huge sheet that Bhai Bikhari Ji had stitched together was used for the sangat to sit on.
And he said - "its all as He pleases."
The huge sheet that Bhai Bikhari Ji had stitched together was used for the sangat to sit on.
And he said - "its all as He pleases."
The Sikh asked, "if you knew your son was going to die, why didnt you stop the wedding? Or pray for him to have longer life?"
Bhai Ji replied, "if we know all of Gods divine play, then we dont interfere,
we accept whatever he does as SAT. It had to happen that way.
This union had to happen, this girl had to come to our house,
our son had to leave now. The Gurmukh who accepts the will, doesn't interfere.
Bhai Ji replied, "if we know all of Gods divine play, then we dont interfere,
we accept whatever he does as SAT. It had to happen that way.
This union had to happen, this girl had to come to our house,
our son had to leave now. The Gurmukh who accepts the will, doesn't interfere.
"nah kich janma na kich maray
apanay chalat app hee taraa"
The Brahm Gyani realises it's all God's play
apanay chalat app hee taraa"
The Brahm Gyani realises it's all God's play
and lives by accepting that."
Dust of your feet
Harjit
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