Robbie Singh

It is a great poem! But I remember reading something Guru Nanak Ji said, who holds those branches together to whom you climb with your own strenght. We often say, leave this - walk this path - do this. Is it really we who are doing this? Our affects! There is no real answer to this question! May be we have being granted some Freedom to choose or may be we all are destined to be. Someone can pick this verse from Gurbani and say we are destined and someone else can pick another verse from Gubani and say we have the Freedom and yet another can choose a verse that says both is true. Regardless, a Sikh is contented the way He models him or her. The beauty of Gurbani is that it teaches us to live with what we get. We may be a beggar in life and He will teach us how to be happy being a bagger. Its taking life as it comes without worry or disappointments regardless of the situation. Bhai Vir Singh in one of his books says, "I do not sing the praises of whos Guru Granth Sahib sings - I sing the praises of the Guru." For a Sikh like Bahi Vir Singh who has being dranched in the pool of necter there is nothing beyond the Guru. Guru becomes everything for him. Then it is not us who do anything - It is Him who does everything. In Guru's Grace, Robbie Singh