Vaheguru Ji,
Do you know where I can get a copy of the book "khoj Shabad meh leh?" It would be greatly appreciated!!
jpsingh77 Wrote:
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> 'Gursewak' Veer Jeo,
>
> What do I tell about this great personality, who
> everyone used to call "Veer Ji" by love? He was a
> very learned, knowledgeable and patient Gurmukh!
> He was full of compassion. I have seen first-hand,
> different sects of society approaching him for
> resolution of their matters - be it
> family-related, panth-related, or any other; he
> always used to give practical, gurmat
> suggestions.
>
> One thing that used to impress me was that he used
> to give a very practical (aka modern) advice to
> all young gursikhs. His aim was to attach as many
> people into gursikh way of life,as possible!
>
> And MOST IMPORTANTLY, he was a Gursikh of a very
> high avastha!
>
> Being part of his inner-circle, I can personally
> vouch for some amazing incidents concerning Veer
> Ji.
> There is a book available of his anmol bachhans -
> "Khoj Shabad Mein Leh". I have that book, and I
> also have most of his kirtans, simran sadhnas,
> etc. In case anyone is interested, I would be
> happy to share some of that stuff with the
> sangat.
>
> One amazing thing about Veer Ji was the way he
> used to conduct Simran-Sadhna. It was simply
> amazing, and many a times alot of 'kautaks' used
> to occur during such occassions.
>
> He used to do alot of charitable work also,
> including opening the Akal Ashram at Saohana,
> Mohali, near Chandigarh. There is also "Sri Guru
> Harkishan Sahib Charitable Eye Hospital" just next
> to Akal Ashram, which is a charitable eye hospital
> equipped with most modern technology equipments.
>
> Before leaving for Sachkhand, he had passed on his
> 'pagri' to Bhai Davinder Singh Ji (Khanne-Wale).
> Incidently, nowadays, Bhai Davinder Singh Ji is on
> a kirtan tour of Canada (including Toronto).
>
> I remember, he used to say that most of the people
> that come to him, come for some worldly gain or
> the other. There are very few who come for Naam!
> What do I say? I was also one of the majority ones
> only !