PACHMI PARKASH - Global Sikh Studies
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ack to the village to get the instruments and when they returned with them, the Saint<br />
asked Ragi Lal Singh Ji to perform the following Guru’s hymns.<br />
Panna 748: Those generous, humble beings are above both birth and death.<br />
They give the gift of the soul, and practice devotional worship; they inspire others to<br />
meet the Lord. ||2||<br />
On listening to these sweet hymns the Saint was lost in the Lords love and began to<br />
sing along with the rest of the devotees. After this hymn he asked him to sing another.<br />
Panna 1349: First, Allah created the Light; then, by His Creative Power, He made all<br />
mortal beings.<br />
Again he sang aloud with the devotees and at the end, he explained to them that his<br />
spiritual teacher Baba Karam Singh Ji Maharaj had done great meditation on this<br />
earth and the Lord stood in his place on his duty. They explained that they were still<br />
present as they were an eternal light which was one with Allah.<br />
Just as the clouds from the sky never come into the cycle of birth and death, instead in<br />
the form of rain they become one with the ocean. In this way Baba Karam Singh Ji<br />
Maharaj, a force of all that is true, is at this time giving their vision in their second<br />
form. Then in love he gave blessings saying, “Allah’s beloveds! Today you have<br />
blessed me by giving my teachers presence, so fortunate are you.” And then he told<br />
his whole story, that he was born further beyond Peshawar and that he had the vision<br />
of Baba Karam Singh Ji Maharaj on the banks of Kalpani. Whilst Baba Ji was sitting<br />
alone he came and touched their knees and sat near them and they asked his name. He<br />
informed them that by caste he was a Pataan and that the name given to him had been<br />
Ayub Khan but added that what name can you give to a piece of earth?<br />
Baba Ji asked him what he wanted, and he sat in front of him with his hands open, on<br />
his knees. He then said that Baba Ji informed him that they had given him the gift of<br />
the true jewel, which was the Lords name, and told him to look after it. That he should<br />
sit in a peaceful place and earn it and so according to their instructions he began to<br />
live on this mountain with the sweet memory of his Saviour in the Lords love. He<br />
explained that during Baba Ji’s last moments when they went to Saidu and sat with<br />
his back against a large rock, he had also gone to see them and cried due to their<br />
departure. He had also asked that now he was going to hide this body how would he<br />
get their vision. Baba Ji called over Sant Aaya Singh Ji Maharaj and said here have<br />
my vision and when I looked carefully, truly they were the one and the same.<br />
Now when Ragi Lal Singh Ji and the devotees met this Saint, at that time he was one<br />
hundred four years old and giving them sweetened goats milk and India sweets he<br />
walked them down the mountain to see them off safely.<br />
Guru Maharaj Ji says: “As the true enlightenment for all is the same.”<br />
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