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KNOW THYSELF. By Navleen Kaur. WHO AM I?. QUESTION GIVES BIRTH TO AN ANSWER. IF THERE IS NO QUESTION THERE IS NO ANSWER. GURU QUESTIONS AND GIVES ANSWERS. THE DIALOGUE MANIFESTS ITSELF IN SGGS. UDASI…MEETS THE NIVASI. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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KNOW THYSELF

By Navleen Kaur

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WHO AM I?

QUESTION GIVES BIRTH TO AN ANSWER. IF THERE IS NO QUESTION THERE IS NO ANSWER.

GURU QUESTIONS AND GIVES ANSWERS.

THE DIALOGUE MANIFESTS ITSELF IN SGGS.

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UDASI…MEETS THE NIVASI..

First time Guru Nanak met the Sidhs at the Sumel Parbath he appeared as an Udasi dressed as one and was accompanied by Bala,12 years having left kids and family. BABAI PEKH BANAIYA UDASI DE REET CHALAEE. Then he returned he became gristh, worked, raised a family.

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SIDHS ARRIVED TO ACHAL BATALA

The Sidhs would come to this mela and although Guru Sahib had returned to Gristh (family) life he chose to meet the friends he had made in the jungle. By this time, as well as being a householder he had established sangat in Kartarpur. The Sidhs recognised UDASI Guru Nanak and began questions.

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GURU NANAK JUSTIFIES

If I traveled it was to find good people, my purpose is one.

SACH VAKHIR KAI HUM VANJARAY. I want to live my life as an

householder with family, we are questioning the truth. We do not know that feeding our SANTAAN.

Wealth is not needed, wealth is our Sikhi

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WHY DID YOU CHANGE?

iksu kwrix igRhu qijE audwsI ] iksu kwrix iehu ByKu invwsI ] iksu vKr ky qum vxjwry ] ikau kir swQu lµGwvhu pwry ] "Why have you left your house and

become a wandering Udaasee? Why have you adopted these religious

robes? What merchandise do you trade? How will you carry others across with

you?""||

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ANSWERING YOUR QUESTIONS

gurmuiK Kojq Bey audwsI ] drsn kY qweI ByK invwsI ] swc vKr ky hm vxjwry ] nwnk gurmuiK auqris pwry I became a wandering Udaasee, searching

for the Gurmukhs. I have adopted these robes seeking the

Blessed Vision of the Vaheguru's Darshan. I trade in the merchandise of Truth. O Nanak, as Gurmukh, I carry others

across.

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I left the UDASI to join the NIVASI.

RABI SIDHANT IS MY REAL NIVAAS

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Who is Guru? kvx mUlu kvx miq vylw ] qyrw kvxu gurU ijs kw qU cylw ] kvx kQw ly rhhu inrwly ] bolY nwnku suxhu qum bwly ] eysu kQw kw dyie bIcwru ] Bvjlu sbid lµGwvxhwru ]43]

"What is the root, the source of all? What teachings hold for these times?

Who is your guru? Whose disciple are you? What is that speech, by which you remain unattached? Listen to what we say, O Nanak, you little boy. Give us your opinion on what we have said. How can the Shabad carry us across the terrifying world-

ocean?""||43||

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ANSWERING YOUR QUESTION

pvn ArMBu siqgur miq vylw ] sbdu gurU suriq Duin cylw ] AkQ kQw ly rhau inrwlw ] nwnk juig juig gur gopwlw ] eyku sbdu ijqu kQw vIcwrI ] gurmuiK haumY Agin invwrI ]44]

From the air came the beginning. This is the age of the True Guru's Teachings.

The Shabad is the Guru, upon whom I lovingly focus my consciousness; I am the chaylaa, the disciple.

Speaking the Unspoken Speech, I remain unattached. O Nanak, throughout the ages, Vaheuru - the Lord of

the World is my Guru. I contemplate the sermon of the Shabad, the Word of

the One God. The Gurmukh puts out the fire of egotism. ||44||

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Bhai Gurdaas Ji’s comments:

bwby kIqI isD goSt Sbd SWiq isDW ivc AweI ] ijx mylw iSvrwq dw Kt drSn AwdyS krweI] isD boln SuB bcn DMn nwnk qyrI vfI kmweI] vfw purK pRgitAw kiljug AMdr joq jgweI] myilEN bwbw auiTAw mulqwny dI izAwrq jweI] AgoN pIr mulqwn dy duD ktorw Br lY AweI] bwby kF kr bgl qy cMbylI du`D ivc imlweI] ijauN swgr ivc gMg smweI ]ôô]

Baba has discussions with the Sidhs and because of the energy of the shabad those Sidhs attained peace.

Conquering the Sivratri fair Baba made the followers of six philosophies bow. Now, speaking benign words, the Siddhs said, Nanak, your achievement is

great. You, emerging like a greatman in kalyug have diffused the light (of knowledge)

all around. Getting up from that fair, Baba went to the pilgrimage of Multan. In Multan, the Peer presented a bowl of milk filled up to brims (which means

That Faqirs here are already in plenty). Baba took out a jasmine flower from his bag and floated it on the milk (which

meant that he wasn’t going to put anybody to trouble). It was such a scene as if the Ganges were merging into the sea.