Bhai Sahib and Ghosts

Are there any stories of Bhai Sahib Randhir Singh Ji and ghosts?

Bhai Sahib in his book - Undithee Duniya - has written about the existence of ghosts. Ghosts is one of 8.4 million life forms and a Jeev gets this life form for a number of reasons including thinking of house at the time of death.

Bhai Sahib has written stories about his encounters with ghosts in Undithee Duniya. One of the stories is of a very dangerous ghost of Jaipur, who came to Bhai Sahib to help him get emancipation. Singhs did Siri Akhand Paath for the ghost and then he was released from this terrible jooni. Another story is of Kehar Singh, a prisoner along with Bhai Sahib, who before dying could see the ghost of the money lender he murdered. Now at the time of his own death, the ghost of the person he murdered, was coming and strangling him, making his death more painful.

Gurmat believes in the existence of ghosts but does not give any importance to them because Sikhs have nothing to do with them. They don't bother Sikhs and Sikhs don't bother them.

Kulbir Singh

Hahaha - They don't bother Sikhs and Sikhs don't bother them.


Probably becuase there are other visible things bothering more than GHOSTs these days

i've always heard that if you do your nitnem daily ghosts can't bother you.

How can ghosts come near an Amritdhari person who keeps Rehit including Nitnem? Impossible! Guru Sahib is always there to protect His Gursikhs and not to mention Shaheed Singhs.

Kulbir Singh

ਹਰਿਸਿਮਰਤਦੈਤਦੇਉਨਪੋਹੈ ॥
har simarath dhaith dhaeo n pohai ||
Meditating in remembrance on the Lord, demons and ghosts shall not touch you.

VAHEGURU JI KA KHALSA, VAHEGURU JI KI FATEH

I believe that Baba Nihal Singh Ji, Jathedar Hariavela Tarna Dal went over the protectiion that Gursikhs have from ghosts and such in this Katha:

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According to Gurbani, evil and good spirits do exist. In the tenth ashtpadi of Siri Sukhmani Sahib, Guru Sahib has described the creation of Vaheguru and in that He has written the following verses:

KAYEE KOT JAKHIYA, KINNER, PISHAACH||
KAYEE KOT BHOOT PRET SOOKAR MRIGAACH||

Padd-arth:

Kayee: Many
Kot: 10 million
Jakhiye: Kind of demigods who are ruled by Kuber devta. A very interesting tale in Mahabharata exists where the Jakhiyes beat the Kauravs and the Kauravs were then saved by their enemy and cousin – Arjun.
Kinner: Kind of demigods with head of a horse and the body of a human.
Pishaach: The extreme kind of evil spirit – extreme kind of bhoot.
Pret: One level up from bhoot but a level down from a Pishach.
Bhoot: A ghost, an evil spirit.
Sooker: A dirty pig
Mrigach: One that eats a deer i.e. a lion.

The whole pankiti means that there are countless demigods, evil spirits, dirty animals and flesh eating animals.

Based on this pankitis and after reading several other pankitis in Gurbani it is safe to say that such evil spirits to exist but a Sikh has nothing to do with such evil practices. A Sikh is the worshipper of Vaheguru and does not bother about any evil and as such no evil bothers or comes near a Sikh.

Daas,
Kulbir Singh