PACHMI PARKASH - Global Sikh Studies

Wheat being stolen
One day Sant Lal Singh Ji who was Baba Ji’s main disciples, informed them,
“Maharaj! You yourself are the knower of all hearts, as there were two store rooms
full of wheat, but now one lies completely empty, someone seems to have stolen all
the bags of wheat and all that remains is ground flour in the second room that has
gone off leaving us with no wheat for food.” Baba Ji listened and then laughed
replying, “Bhai Ji you were going to clean and then grind the wheat to make chapattis
and give it out, so now instead its been done for you. So what’s to worry you are free
from having to do that, the thieves themselves are grinding, doughing, cooking and
eating it. You were going to serve it out anyway, so it’s good that’s its all been done
for itself. This is the free kitchen of Guru Nanak Dev Ji Maharaj, he himself will send
some beloved with more wheat, so don’t worry yourself.”
Panna 272: The Brahmgiani being, looks upon all alike, like the wind, which blows
equally upon the king and the poor beggar.
The giver of the gift of being one with the Almighty Lord (Brahm Gyaan), Dhan Baba
Ji Karam Singh Ji Maharaj’s beautiful words left the devotees and Sant Lal Singh Ji
bemused, but once they returned back to the Hoti camp from Baba Ji’s meditation hut,
to their amazement what did they see? A cart of fresh ground flour in front of the
camp entrance, leaving them all uttered the words ‘Dhan Baba Karam Singh Ji the
knower of all.’
Panna 873: Blessed are those Saints, who know this.
Seth Hira Nand cured.
Seth Hira Nand of Garri Kapoora was a Sikh devotee of Baba Ji’s. Now because of
some random deed of his past life he suddenly became severely ill to such an extent
that the doctors could not help him any further. The illness had gripped him to the
point where he became unconscious and his body had stiffened up, his family and
relatives thought he was reaching the final stages of life and so placing him on a
stretcher they lay him on the floor and gathered around him and began to mourn his
coming loss, but a couple of his relatives ran to inform Baba Ji of this. At this time
Baba Ji was sitting with the congregation, and as the relatives came running they paid
their respect at Baba Ji’s lotus feet and informed him of the situation saying that there
was no chance of his survival, but that he was a faithful devotee of theirs and that only
Baba Ji could save him.
Baba Ji gave them instructions, “Quickly go and bath Hira Nand in fresh water whiles
reciting Mool Mantar after which feed him sugar rocks (mishri) and fresh butter and
he will be fine.” Listening to Baba Ji’s words they ran back to the house and told the
family, who all were also devotees of Baba Ji’s, with full faith in Baba Ji’s word they
all quickly took Hira Nand’s fragile body to the open well where as reciting Mool
Mantar they poured 11 pitchers of water over him, at which point his eyes opened and
his body jolted. As they continued to pour more water over him his body continued be
cleansed and after the 29 pitcher he had regained consciousness and sat up and slowly
began to dry and dress himself. They gave him the sugar rocks (mishri) and fresh
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