PACHMI PARKASH - Global Sikh Studies

thanked Baba Ji with in his heart. And as soon as the bandits saw the Sikh Soldier on
horse back charging at them they ran off in all directions. The Sikh Soldier
accompanied Chand Lal to safety and before Chand Lal could thank him he
disappeared. Chand Lal with the help of Baba Ji accomplished what he had gone for
and on return he went to see Baba Ji with complete love and humbleness he fell at
Baba Ji’s lotus feet. Know all, Baba Ji smiled and said, “Listen Bhai Chand Lal! What
happened? Don’t test my love in such away.”
Chand Lal with folded hands and with tears of spiritual love replied, “Protector of the
innocent, King of Kings! Only you are the knower of your own ways, my heart says
that those you shower with your grace, can never be harmed not even a hair on their
head can be touched. If you are my protector none can kill me none can even touch a
hair of mine even if the whole world is against me. In your arms nothing can burn
me”
Baba Ji replied, “Right! Who ever keeps all their trust in Guru Ji, he will himself
protect them at every place.”
Panna 819: The hot wind does not even touch one who is under the Protection of the
Supreme Lord God.
In this way Chand Lala and many others became faithful devotees of Baba Karam
Singh Ji Maharaj and lived within their fountain of love.
Helping Karmu Shah
In this same way Karmu Shah of Mache village also was a beloved of Baba Ji’s. His
story goes that once he was disturbed by a bang on the door when he went to look
outside he saw a group of Bandits, panicking he quickly closed the door and all
windows. Whilst they stood out side banging and shouting he began to remember
Baba Ji, knowing that Baba Ji the light of God would always protect his devotees.
Meanwhile the Bandits began smashing the door with their spears and axes making a
large hole from which to enter through. Now as each thief entered, each one would
instantly go blind. The thieves which were still out side looked in to see why they
fellow thieves were screaming about, suddenly from nowhere they also noticed a Sikh
Soldier in an Army uniform with a spear (who was the same from previous incidents)
who began to attacked them all and as they scrabble to escape many of them were left
injured.
Whilst this was going on, Karmu Shah had climbed on to the roof of his house and
began shouting for help alerting all the neighbours who came running to his rescue.
Some of the villages shot off their rifles which put the fear of death in the bandits as
they ran off as fast as they could out of the house and area. Ands so Karmu Shah’s
honour and house was saved and when he went back to thank Baba Ji he placed his
head on their feet and said, “O King of the Poor! You always protect the honour of
your devotees, Dhan Maharaj Ji!” Baba Ji replied saying, “Karmu Shah! Those who
are Guru Nanak Ji’s, protecting them in this world is nothing, as Guru Ji even when it
comes to ones last breath, doesn’t even let hells demons come close to his beloved’s.”
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