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PACHMI PARKASH - Global Sikh Studies

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of his last right as he had no other. Baba Ji and Sant Lal Ji accepted his request as it<br />

was a honour to do such a great service although saddened at this loss.<br />

Panna 614: My dealings are with the Saints, and my business is with the Saints.<br />

I have earned the profit with the Saints, and the treasure filled to over-flowing with<br />

devotion to the Lord. ||2||<br />

As he passed before their eyes he blessed them both and said, “Just as you have done<br />

my service I shall do yours in the future, as I have one more life to fulfill and when<br />

you come forth to reveal yourself to the world I shall be there at your feet.” After he<br />

took his final breath, both Baba Ji and Sant Lal Ji with full respect washed the body<br />

this beloved and then prepared the body and took it out into the open fields where it<br />

was cremated completing this selfless service, as Guru Maharaj Ji himself completes<br />

the service of his beloveds. Now this prophecy made by this spiritual soul came to be<br />

as that very same complete Saint returned at the feet of Baba Ji as Baba Aaya Singh Ji<br />

Maharaj who was to take over the spiritual seat of Hoti.<br />

Now returning back to their posted areas within Delhi they noticed a grand house<br />

which was being raided by looters. This residence belonged to a wealthy Pathaan who<br />

was not at home to protect his wives and children. The wives who were wearing veils<br />

were shouting for help from the windows asking for any God fearing soul to protect<br />

them from the looters, hearing this both Baba Ji and Sant Ji ran towards the house<br />

accompanied by a many more of their fellow Soldiers they ran in front of the house<br />

and lined up into a formation preventing the looters from coming close to the house,<br />

the looters too frightened to face the Army soon made haste their escape.<br />

In which time the Pathaan had returned home at first he panicked wondering why the<br />

Army had surrounded his house, with all kinds of thoughts gone through his head. But<br />

on hearing the whole episode from his wives and children, that these <strong>Sikh</strong> Soldiers<br />

had saved the dignity of his wives and family he instantly ran towards Baba Karam<br />

Singh Ji Maharaj and thanked him endlessly for protecting his honour. The Pathaan<br />

went into his home and returned with a small bag of diamonds and pearls and other<br />

precious jewels to give to Baba Ji and the rest of the Soldiers but Baba Ji told him<br />

that, “We did not do this to gain a reward of wealth, we did this as it is our duty, as if<br />

we wanted wealth we could of looted as everyone else is doing so.” As to them these<br />

material items were of no use as he had the real true jewel, which was the jewel of the<br />

Lords name.<br />

Panna 665: The ignorant fools amass false wealth.<br />

The blind, foolish, self-willed non believers have gone astray.<br />

Poisonous wealth brings constant pain.<br />

It will not go with you, and it will not yield any profit. ||1||<br />

They went on continuing to save as many people as possible; the poor, the homeless<br />

as much as they could, but never once did Baba Ji or Sant Lal Ji ever take anything<br />

for themselves. Word of this soon got back to their superior officers and the British<br />

Army clergy too, of their acts of true bravery and courage, saving many lives and<br />

never swaying in the face of temptation or corruption. The Officers thanked them both<br />

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