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[[Image:Angad5.jpg|150px|left|Guru Nanak blessing Bhai Lehna]] | [[Image:Angad5.jpg|150px|left|Guru Nanak blessing Bhai Lehna]] | ||
[[Bhai Lehna]] decided to stay with [[Guru Nanak]] at [[Kartarpur]]. However, Bhai Lehna’s companions left without him and continued their journey for Jawalamukhi to worship the goddess Durga. | |||
After staying for a few days at [[Kartarpur]], Bhai sahib said to himself, ''‘Let me go to my village and tell my family and friends about my plans to stay with [[Guru Nanak]]. Then I shall come back and stay with the Guru for a longer period and no one will worry about my whereabouts.’' | |||
Bhai sahib then went back to his village called [[Khadur Sahib]] in district [[Amritsar]]. He stayed at his village for a few days only but soon, he was ready to return to [[Kartarpur]] as he wanted to be with the Guru. He had enjoyed being in the company of the Guru and the [[Sangat]]; he wanted to learn from the Guru and to serve him and the community; this was the custom in those days. He wanted to become a disciple of [[Guru Nanak]] and learn true wisdom about life from him. | |||
Before starting his journey back, he said to himself, ''‘I must take something with me for the Guru. He runs a free kitchen. Scores of people take their meals from there. They do not have to pay anything for the meals. I should take something for the [[Langar]] or "free kitchen for all". But what should I take? Yes, let it be as heavy a load of salt as I can carry on my head.’'' <big>'''[[Respect through Service|....Continued.]]'''</big> | |||
Latest revision as of 17:47, 21 February 2009
Bhai Lehna decided to stay with Guru Nanak at Kartarpur. However, Bhai Lehna’s companions left without him and continued their journey for Jawalamukhi to worship the goddess Durga.
After staying for a few days at Kartarpur, Bhai sahib said to himself, ‘Let me go to my village and tell my family and friends about my plans to stay with Guru Nanak. Then I shall come back and stay with the Guru for a longer period and no one will worry about my whereabouts.’'
Bhai sahib then went back to his village called Khadur Sahib in district Amritsar. He stayed at his village for a few days only but soon, he was ready to return to Kartarpur as he wanted to be with the Guru. He had enjoyed being in the company of the Guru and the Sangat; he wanted to learn from the Guru and to serve him and the community; this was the custom in those days. He wanted to become a disciple of Guru Nanak and learn true wisdom about life from him.
Before starting his journey back, he said to himself, ‘I must take something with me for the Guru. He runs a free kitchen. Scores of people take their meals from there. They do not have to pay anything for the meals. I should take something for the Langar or "free kitchen for all". But what should I take? Yes, let it be as heavy a load of salt as I can carry on my head.’ ....Continued.
