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photographs. Always put flowers instead.”
A guru likes a disciple who is humble and devoid of
any ego. Ego is one thing that a guru will never tolerate
in a disciple and will constantly keep testing him till he
lets go of this evil. “Kis gal da ahankaar? Neeve ho
jaao. Neeve rukhan nu hi phal lagde han. Neevi than
te jiven paani aap chal ke aanda hai us tarhan hi
neeve loga kol blessings aap chal ke aandi hai.
Moorakhon ke hum daas, bas eh gal yaad rakho.” -
“Why this ego? Be humble and remember that trees
that bear maximum fruit on them are always leaning
low. Just as water flows on its own to low lying areas,
similarly, Blessings come on their own to those who are
humble. Don’t argue with the ignorant.”
Never be arrogant as it never pays in the long run.
“Bakri saari umar main main kardi hai, par jad
mardi hai usdi cham da tumba banda hai jisdi aawaz
tu tu hundi hai, fir oh pachtandi hai te rab nu kendi
hai, rab, bas tu hi tu hai.” - “A goat, all its life does
main main (me - me) but when it dies, its skin is used
to make a musical instrument that takes out the sound
of tu - tu (you - you) after its death it realizes its
mistake and then tells God, that God, there is only you
and no one but You!”
A guru, to test you, may give you everything you
want and then quietly watches if you are able to handle
it or will you get arrogant. If even a bit of arrogance or
ego creeps into you, you are at a risk of losing
everything. “Main 8 podiyaan fata fat chada denda
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