PACHMI PARKASH - Global Sikh Studies
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And so in this way Baba Ji blessed the others also with the ever pervading Lords<br />
name and fulfilled their wishes and to Bhai Ram Singh Ji, Baba Ji blessed him saying<br />
that for many generations The Guru’s <strong>Sikh</strong>i would stay in his family and that whilst<br />
serving Guru Nanak Dev Ji Maharaj he would become one with him.<br />
To the devotees of Mukham village, whom always brought weapons, digging and<br />
cutting implements along with knifes for the kitchens, which they always presented as<br />
gifts on days of celebrations. Baba Ji blessed them and said that these things would<br />
continue to be made in their village and in times to come they would always continue<br />
to serve the Hoti camp by bringing these instruments and gifts for future gatherings to<br />
come.<br />
Baba Ji’s blessings left all the devotees pleased and these souls of Mukam village<br />
continued presenting these gifts on the celebrations and gaining Baba Ji’s blessings.<br />
The disciples of Hoti would each secretly keep these weapons.<br />
Lesson taught to Pataan Bandits<br />
Over time Baba Karam Singh Ji Maharaj gained many devotees of whom many were<br />
Muslims, they would come into Baba Ji’s presence and listen to their sweet words.<br />
Now many Pataans found it very difficult to deal with this fact to the extent where<br />
they felt it necessary to do something. Just as the world feels relief to see the suns<br />
raise but yet the owl goes blind. So in this way some Muslim Pathaans had hatched a<br />
plan to murder Baba Karam Singh Ji Maharaj, they complained saying that this Hindu<br />
Sant Kafir wanted Muslims to worship him and that they should teach him a lesson.<br />
So one night in a gang they came for Baba Ji, in the same place that Baba Ji would sit<br />
every night deep in loving meditation. It was to their amazement that when reached<br />
Kalpani they found that Baba Ji’s body was already lying in pieces, with limbs<br />
scattered everywhere. Legs in one place arms in another even the head lay separated<br />
from the body. Seeing this, the Pataans thought someone else had already come and<br />
murdered Baba Ji, so in fear of being blamed they went to run off still in shock from<br />
the disturbing scene. But then suddenly they heard a voice call out to them, which<br />
they recognized to be Baba Ji’s, this left them very confused. They began to think that<br />
may be they had been mistaken that maybe Baba Ji wasn’t dead? So turning back<br />
frightened and confused they went back to check but this time Baba Ji was sitting in a<br />
deep state of meditation completely alive with all his limbs intact.<br />
In frustration and anger they came charging towards Baba Ji to kill him, but as they<br />
came up to Baba Ji some how Baba Ji’s body would move further away. Again when<br />
they ran up, Baba Ji disappeared and moved further away. Now this carried on<br />
through most the night totally unsuccessfully for them, as all Baba Ji would do was to<br />
disappear from one place and reappear somewhere else. As the sun began to rise and<br />
these culprits were getting tired suddenly they again found Baba Ji’s body laying limb<br />
from limb. By now it was getting lighter, so in fear of being caught and being blamed<br />
they ran off home to a neighbouring village thinking that Baba Ji was dead.<br />
Now later that day after resting from their exhausting sleepless night the Pataans<br />
decided to pass by the Hoti camp, expecting to hear word of Baba Ji’s murder and<br />
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