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He
makes the Seekers Self-Sufficient against the wealth and
possessions of Dunya (World). He himself is free of greed (and
grasping). Seekers are dear to him as his life. He is himself completely
poor like Dervish. That person, who gives funeral bath to the dead
body, is called "Ghussaal". The Seeker with a dead heart remains
in search of that Murshid, who falls in the class of Die-before-death
(as) such [Murshid]
gives life to the Dead Hearts. The Seeker should also remain
steadfast (and persistent) on the Course
of Faqar and hunger
otherwise he will be remembered as incapable and insubordinate Seeker. Moreover,
the Murshid is the likeness of potter [for the Seeker]. Thus,
mud gasps not before him. He does what he deems fit. BAYT (COUPLET) What opportunity mud has to ask to the potter that, For whom he prepares it and why does he shape it? But
the Murshid should also be one, who discerns the Truth (godly)
and the Seeker should be with True Yaqeen (Certainty). The Murshid
is Rafiq (Companion). HADIS (Saying of the
Holy Prophet of Allah Hazrat
Muhammad Sal Allahu Alaihe
Wa Aa-lehee Wa-sallam) First Rafiq
(companion) then Tareeq (Way).
BAYT (COUPLET) O Bahu
Rahmatu-Allahe
Ta-aala Alaihe! The Murshideen
of these times are traps to snatch money, That Murshid, whose gaze
makes you gold, is
matchless. ABYAAT e BAHU
(Couplets of Bahu
Rahmatu-Allahe
Ta-aala Alaihe) O Bahu
Rahmatu-Allahe
Ta-aala Alaihe! The Murshideen
of this era worship money and women, And have become self-servers after becoming dark
hearted by this worship,
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