Guruji’s Commandments (Part 1)
1.Health is a person’s real wealth.
2.Your children, when they turn out well, are your actual earnings.
3.If you are affected by what another’s opinion of you is, you would be under that person’s control. Be under your own control.
4.Never gossip about another person sarcastically: they would receive your share of blessings and you would get their negativity.
5.You can never see God. Love Him, don’t ever be scared of him. But love Him with respect.
6.One should not depend too much on pundits. What if a particular one is not well-versed? Birth stones that are worn for prosperity and good health can themselves have a negative influence and, therefore, should not be worn.
7.The Bade Mandir has the power of twelve holy places. Whoever comes here would receive my blessings.
8.Devotees should narrate the blessings they have received. Satsangs confer blessings both on the narrator and on the listener.
9.The prayer of the highest order happens when a husband and wife look after each other, they together look after their children and keep their house happy and worry-free.
10.Always eat bitter things like gourd and gooseberry. They not only strengthen your gums but purify your blood. Eating turmeric is also good for health.
11.Lord Ganesha’s rightful place is in a temple at home, not as a paper weight or as a decoration piece on the floor of people’s houses.
12.The home too is a spiritual centre. Expensive paintings used for home decoration carry the feelings of the artist. Your home could thus become a recipient of an artist’s negative vibrations.
13.”Only dead fish swim with the tide”:Guruji advocates self-effort.
14.Guruji’s ABC: never abuse anybody, never blame anybody, and never curse anybody. Always wish the best for anybody coming across you in daily life.
15.All religions are one. All Gods are same. All religions preach only one language of love and compassion and service to mankind.
16.Help anyone and everyone irrespective of caste, colour, creed, faith or religion, anytime and every time. If you cannot help anyone due to any reason whatsoever then at least do not cause any harm or damage, in any form, at anytime to anyone.
17.Disengage yourselves from outward pleasures, dreams and desires of the cosmetically alluring materialistic world. Take out some time from your hectic schedules to contemplate and meditate by sitting in samadhi everyday in quest of spiritual elevation and perfection in life.
18.Redirect and reinvest some of your attention, energies and time upon cementing your eternal bond with divinity and spirituality!
Guruji’s Commandments (Part 2)
1.”Main apne bhakt nu bahut pyar karda ha.”
I love my bhakts dearly.
2.”Jad jutti bahar lande ho taa apni intelligence vi bahar la ke aaya karo, uda aaithe koi kam nahi”
When you take off your shoes outside the temple, divest of your intelligence too because it is of no use here before me.
3.”Jeh cellphone mere nal use kitta te teri blessings unu transfer ho jaan giyan”
Do not use your cell phone in my presence, as your share of blessings will be transferred to that person.
4.”Ghar da ek member ve je mere kol aa jave te poori family da kalyan ho janda ve.”
Even if one member from a family comes to me, the whole family is blessed.
5.”Aes mandir vich 12 teerth sthano ka dhaam hai”
The Bada Mandir has the power of twelve pious places put together.
6.”Insaan kis kum da? Janwar mar ke bhi kam ande ne, chamde de bag, joote, belt, khan de ve kam aande ne, lekin insaan te mar ke kisi kam da nahin. Jeende ji sirf paath kar sakda ve.”
Of what use is man? Animals come in handy even after death. Leather bags, shoes, belts can be made out of their skin and they can even be eaten, but a human is useless after death. The only useful thing he can do is pray.
7.“Gupt paath aur gupt daan kitta karo. Naal bethe nu na pata chale ki tusi paath kar rahe ho”
Be secretive about prayer and charity. The person sitting next to you should not know you are in prayer.
Similarly, donations should be kept secret without one hand knowing what the other has given.
8.”Je kisi gareeb nu khana dena ve, te party ton pehlan ude vaste kad ke rakho, baad vich left overs nahin”
When you give food to the poor or to your helpers, take their share out before you partake of the food; do not give them leftovers from a party.
9.”Je bhikari nu kuch nahin dena, kadi ve dutkaro na. Hath jodh kar ditta karo..kee pata kaun kide bhesh vich aa jave?”
Don’t be rude to beggars to whom you refuse charity. Fold your hands towards them when you give alms: you never know who may have come in their disguise
10.”Loki puttar mangde ne, je mentally retarded paida ho jave taa?”
People ask for sons, what if the infant is born mentally retarded?
11.”Manglik phazul de vaham ne.”
It is superstition to entertain notions such as one is a manglik
12.”Aatm hatya karna bahut vadda paap honda hai.”
Committing suicide is a reprehensible sin.
13.”Negative gane nahi sunne chahide..har negative serial, picture nahi vekhni”.
Skip hearing sad and depressing songs. Avoid watching negative serials and films.
14.”Non veg nahi khaoge te changge rahoge.”
You would be better off not eating non-vegetarian food.
15.”Ghar da langar sabton changa honda hai.”
The best food is home cooked.
16.”Pani pitta karo. Je doctor ae dus deve te ude kol jayega kaun. Pani har marz da ilaj hai.”
Drink lots of water, it is a cure for all diseases. If doctors tell us this truth, who will go to them?
17.Guruji asked sangat to read “Shiv Puran” the Holy book.
18.”Pehle vi mein, hun vi mein, te baad vich vi mein, aithe koi gaddi nahin chaldi.”
“I was, I am, and I will be forever. There is no seat of succession.”
Guruji’s Commandments (Part 3)
1.”Mere naal direct connection jodo”
Build a direct connection with me.
2.”Sirf kitabi paath, paath nahin honda.”
Paath does not mean reading scripture alone.
3.”Dur baitha jo mere kol nahi pahuch sakraya, o meri photo naal gal kare. Main sunana haa.”
If you are distant from me, don’t worry. Talk to my photo-I listen to you.
4.”Discussion karan naal rab nahin milda”
God is not attained through discussions.
5.”Mahapursha de level honde ne. Jo lokan da marz apne utte le sakda hai o universe ich sirf ek honda hai. o Satguru honda hai. o mai haa”
Mahapurush (saints) have levels. There is only a single mahapurush in the universe who can take people’s diseases upon himself. That is who I am.
6.”Dwai vi taa lagdi hai jad main bless karanga”
Medicine works when I bless it.
7.“Langar te chai parshad vich meri blessings ne. Langar twadi dawai hai. Aithe poora khatam karna chahida hai. Ainu varat vale dina vich vi kha sakde ho. Ainu parshad di tarah dekho, padarth nahi. Jad tusi aaithe langar khande ho twade ghar de member, jo nahi aaye, bacche, ma pyo, o v bless ho jande ne.”
The langar and chai prasad contain my blessings. Langar is your medicine. It should not be left on the plate, but eaten completely. You can eat it on the day of your fast, too. See it as parshad, not as an eatable. When a family member eats here, family members who aren’t with you-your kids, wife, children-get blessed.
8.”O sewa jidde picche mang hai , o asal sewa nahin. Asal sewa niswarth hondi hai.”
Seva (service) which is motivated by your demand to get something is not real sewa. Real sewa is unselfish.