Author TDS Thoughts

A Theorem is just an expression of the facts that could be established by tangibility.  A Poem or philosophy is an expression of comprehension which may not be tangible. But 'Bhakti - Devotional Worship' is expression of experience, an experience of 'The One - Formless'. A Theorem is a truth limited by constraints as inspired by limited knowledge base. A Poem or Philosophy may not be truth inspired by imagination or humanly transient experience. 'Bhakti' is only truth not limited by rationality, perception, space, time or any entity inspired by only surrender and Divine Grace. So what should an individual strive for - Limited Truth, May be Truth or Only Truth (can be found by Bhakti). And Bhakti what inspired Paatshahi 5, Dhan Shri Guru Arjan Dev Ji, to compile Only Truth as Dhan Shri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. Bow down to 'The Guru Who will remain Only True for ages to come - Dhan Shri Guru Granth Sahib Ji'.

For desires of one life, we ignore ‘need of eternity'. For moments of pleasure, we ignore 'tranquillity of infinite’. For few pieces of gold, we ignore ‘endless treasure'. For shine of diamond, we ignore ‘light of divine’. For many, we don’t attach to ‘The One’. And we waste life in following imposters, ignoring ‘The Eternal Guru Dhan Shri Guru Granth Sahib Ji'. What good is life and values which keep us away from ‘The Great Guru'? It is never too late to return to ‘Him’. After all ‘Lord of Namadev is all compassionate'. And ‘Who’ gives glimpse of ‘HIS Compassion', no other than ‘Dhan Shri Guru Granth Sahib Ji'.

Humanity in sheer ignorance has always bowed down to miracle. And who did miracle masses began to worship them. But 'Baba Nanak' when uttered 'The Words', He wanted humanity to attune to His Guru. He has called Himself 'Gurmukh - One Who is Attuned To The Guru' in many of His Shabads. But WHO can be Guru of Dhan Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji? Well, His Guru is 'The Formless - The One'. In fact He never called Himself worthy of being worshipped, who in this mortal world has ever done that? He just asked everyone to 'To Recite The One, WHO was true, WHO is True and WHO will always be true'. And His Grace resulted in such spiritual revolution that a common man who just accepted miracle to be worthy of worshipping, himself became miracle. Common man rose above miracle and when Sikhs of Guru Ghar gleefully sacrificed themselves in Delhi for sake of saving beliefs and faith of others, even made Dhan Shri Guru Teg Bhadur Ji say, 'Dhan Sikhi - B...