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Guru Amar Das Ji'S Love


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Waheguru ji, here's sharing a saakhi that i heard long time back :.

Once sangat was sitting in hazoori of Dhan Dhan Guru Amar Das Ji.. Amongst sangat, a Guru de pyaare (a kodi) was also sitting.. He did not have parents and sangat asked if there was anyone who was willing to get their daughter married to him.. Everyone was quiet and began wondering and then someone got up to ask what was the kodi's jaat, paat, who's son he was and where did he belong.. ??

To this, Dhan Dhan Guru Amar Das Ji, got up and embraced that pyare :) and told the sangat that he was of the cast to which Guru Ji belonged, he was His son.. This is the kind of love that Maharaj showered upon that pyare !! :) :)

P.S. This is all i re-call from the saakhi..

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