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[[Baba Atal Rai]] (c. [[1619]] - [[23 July]], [[1627]]) was born in 1619 AD at [[Amritsar]] to [[Guru Hargobind sahib]], the sixth [[Sikh Guru]] and [[Mata Mahadevi]], daughter of Bhai Daya Ram Marwah of Mandeala | '''[[Baba Atal Rai]]''' (c. [[1619]] - [[23 July]], [[1627]]) was born in 1619 AD at [[Amritsar]] to [[Guru Hargobind sahib]], the sixth [[Sikh Guru]] and [[Mata Mahadevi]], daughter of Bhai Daya Ram Marwah of Mandeala. | ||
From early age he was intelligent, lively and a deeply religious boy. He was called 'Baba' because he carried a wise head over his young shoulders. (Here Baba means, wise old man). | |||
[[Bibi Kaulan]], the daughter of [[Lahore|Lahore’s]] [[Qazi]] had been a dedicated devotee of [[Guru Hargobind sahib]]. [[Kaulsar Sarovar]] (Pool) was built by Guru Hargobind sahib in her memory. She was extremely fond of Baba Atal Rai who reciprocated her affection. Atal Rai along with his playmates used to play under the shady trees of Kikar, Thali, etc on the bank of Kaulsar. Being bold and active, Atal Rai was the captain of his playmates. {{aowf|Baba Atal Rai}} | He used to play every evening with his age-mates and tell them many wise things. Whatever he said, even in jest, had some deep humane meaning. All his playmates loved, respected and obeyed him. [[Guru Hargobind]] was specially fond of him. | ||
The Guru used to take him in his lap, cuddle him and say, “God has given you much power. Don’t make a show of it. If you have to use it, use it with caution and wisdom. Don’t waste it away on little things”. [[Baba Atal Rai]] used to say in reply, “O True King, all the power that I possess I have obtained from you. Your storehouse can never be empty. Therefore, I may use it to my heart’s content. It will never be used up.” | |||
[[Bibi Kaulan]], the daughter of [[Lahore|Lahore’s]] [[Qazi]] had been a dedicated devotee of [[Guru Hargobind sahib]]. [[Kaulsar Sarovar]] (Pool) was built by Guru Hargobind sahib in her memory. <!----She was extremely fond of Baba Atal Rai who reciprocated her affection. Atal Rai along with his playmates used to play under the shady trees of Kikar, Thali, etc on the bank of Kaulsar. Being bold and active, Atal Rai was the captain of his playmates.----> {{aowf|Baba Atal Rai}} | |||
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Baba Atal Rai (c. 1619 - 23 July, 1627) was born in 1619 AD at Amritsar to Guru Hargobind sahib, the sixth Sikh Guru and Mata Mahadevi, daughter of Bhai Daya Ram Marwah of Mandeala.
From early age he was intelligent, lively and a deeply religious boy. He was called 'Baba' because he carried a wise head over his young shoulders. (Here Baba means, wise old man).
He used to play every evening with his age-mates and tell them many wise things. Whatever he said, even in jest, had some deep humane meaning. All his playmates loved, respected and obeyed him. Guru Hargobind was specially fond of him.
The Guru used to take him in his lap, cuddle him and say, “God has given you much power. Don’t make a show of it. If you have to use it, use it with caution and wisdom. Don’t waste it away on little things”. Baba Atal Rai used to say in reply, “O True King, all the power that I possess I have obtained from you. Your storehouse can never be empty. Therefore, I may use it to my heart’s content. It will never be used up.”
Bibi Kaulan, the daughter of Lahore’s Qazi had been a dedicated devotee of Guru Hargobind sahib. Kaulsar Sarovar (Pool) was built by Guru Hargobind sahib in her memory. .....More
