1
“
Ja Aish Kar
Enjoy
Sacred Teachings
Guruji’s Divine Words
These are the sacred words spoken by Guruji, preserved in the original Punjabi along with their English translations. Each teaching carries His divine grace and eternal wisdom.
2
“
Eh khusboo meri body di natural khushboo hai. Carora, arban mahapurushan wicho kisi ek wich eh khushboo hundi hai. Shiv ji wich eh khushboo hai.
This fragrance is natural to my body. One in a billion mahapurush has it. Lord Shiva possesses it.
3
“
Asli guru rasik – vairagi hona sikhande hain.
A true guru teaches balance between material and spiritual duties.
4
“
Grihast bahut zaroori hai, grihast wich reh ke rab nu yaad karna chahida hai.
Householder life is essential; remember God while fulfilling family duties.
5
“
Guru lakh di bhi te kakh di bhi blessings kar sakda hai.
A guru can bless abundantly or withdraw blessings if misused.
6
“
Guru number one Te hai, Guru di sangat dooje number te hai te rab teeje number te hai.
Guru ranks first, disciples second, and God third.
7
“
Rab tuhade lekh likh ke tuhanu niche bhej denda hai, guru tuhade puthe lekhan nu sidha kar sakda hai.
God writes destiny; a guru can alter it through grace.
8
“
Neeme ho jaao. Neeve rukhan nu hi phal lagde han.
Be humble; fruitful trees bend lowest.
9
“
Guru to ek mangna hunda hai te ek man na hunda hai.
Asking from guru differs from accepting him with faith.
10
“
Mangeya na karo. Jadon baar baar mangde ho ta saanu dena pe janda hai.
Never request; constant asking compels giving.
11
“
Asi Shiv.
“I am Shiv” — was all he said, and smiled.
12
“
Mahapurush pyaar de bhukhe hunde han, saanu bas pyaar te sharda hi chidi hai. Guru nu phool chadaya karo. Kade bhi badam te pista nai chadhana chahida hai.
A true guru is only hungry for love and faith. Always offer flowers to the guru — never almonds or pistachios.
13
“
Jal mein Shiv hai, Shiv mein jal hai.
Shiv is in the water, and the water is in Shiv — Guruji’s blessings flow through the sacred water of the blessed lota.
14
“
Jadon rab rooth jaanda hai ta guru sambhaal lenda hai par jadon guru hi rooth jaaye ta fir kite jaan di thaa nai.
If God is displeased with you, the Guru will still guide and protect you — but if your Guru is displeased, there is no refuge left in the entire universe. Such is the importance of the Guru.