Ladder Of Religion (step 5)

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August 28, 2006 in GURBANI | SAKHIAN | HISTORY

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5. Firm Belief in the Existence of God

All the living beings go through life, doing actions as per the Will of God. Every person’s destiny is written according to the Will of God.

One must feel happy and contented in whatever the Will of God sends him. As Gurbani says:

One must feel happy and contented in whatever the Will of God sends him.

One must bow to whatever fate comes to one, under the Orders of God, says Nanak (and not complain or commiserate). Also everyone has to live within the order of God, No one is out of them.

Many such sacred texts inspire a person to be content with whatever destiny God has ordained for him/her. Because living with a happy face with whatever god has sent him (and not weeping, crying or cursing one’s luck) helps one in the pursuit of Naam. Just a Bhai Bhikhari whose son was to due shortly after his marriage, went on completing the ceremonies of marriage in the house with a calm mind.

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