Once on his way to Delhi, Guru Harkrishan stopped at Panjokhda. A local priest, a Brahman enquired who was travelling? A devotee replied that it's the eighth Guru, Guru Har Krishan ji. Brahman met Guruji and said, "You might have named yourself Krishna but can you explain Gita to me?" Guruji replied, that even if he explain Gita to the Brahman, the Brahman won’t believe him. So instead Brahman should get anyone from outside to experience the real power of divinity.

Brahman very cleverly decided to find a person who couldn't read or write. He found a boy named Chhaju, who stuttered and looked like he belonged to a lower caste. The Brahman thought  "He can hardly say his name, what can he explain about Gita?” So they went to see Guruji. The Brahman chose the most difficult verses of the Gita for Chaju to explain.

The Guruji said, "Chhaju, you are now a very wise scholar. I want you to explain the Gita." With Guruji’s blessings, Chhaju began to explain the mysterious passage like a scholar, in a clear and understandable way. 

Brahman was surprised that Chhaju explained the line perfectly. He couldn't believe what he was hearing. He just heard explanations of the Gita that he hadn't thought of before. It put everything into perspective. He asked for Guruji forgiveness and said, "Forgive me, I thought you were just a little boy who wouldn't know anything. I am just a proud man with useless knowledge. You are one with God and know everything. God speaks through you. I am like a child before you."

Guruji blessed the Brahman to be a Sikh and he began to have an experience of the things he only used to read about. We learn from this Sakhi that the person upon who Guru ji bestows his blessings turns into a learned and intellectual person.

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Once on his way to Delhi, Guru Harkrishan stopped at Panjokhda. A local priest, a Brahman enquired who was travelling? A devotee replied that it's the eighth Guru, Guru Har Krishan ji. Brahman met Guruji and said, "You might have named yourself Krishna but can you explain Gita to me?" Guruji replied, that even if he explain Gita to the Brahman, the Brahman won&rsquo;t believe him. So instead Brahman should get anyone from outside to experience the real power of divinity.
Brahman very cleverly decided to find a person who couldn't read or write. He found a boy named Chhaju, who stuttered and looked like he belonged to a lower caste. The Brahman thought&nbsp; "He can hardly say his name, what can he explain about Gita?&rdquo; So they went to see Guruji. The Brahman chose the most difficult verses of the Gita for Chaju to explain.
The Guruji said, "Chhaju, you are now a very wise scholar. I want you to explain the Gita." With Guruji&rsquo;s blessings, Chhaju began to explain the mysterious passage like a scholar, in a clear and understandable way.&nbsp;
Brahman was surprised that Chhaju explained the line perfectly. He couldn't believe what he was hearing. He just heard explanations of the Gita that he hadn't thought of before. It put everything into perspective. He asked for Guruji forgiveness and said, "Forgive me, I thought you were just a little boy who wouldn't know anything. I am just a proud man with useless knowledge. You are one with God and know everything. God speaks through you. I am like a child before you."
Guruji blessed the Brahman to be a Sikh and he began to have an experience of the things he only used to read about. We learn from this Sakhi that the person upon who Guru ji bestows his blessings turns into a learned and intellectual person.
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Welcome to the world of Punjabi Saakhis. Saakhis in a literal sense means stories. And this podcast is all about bringing the teaching of the ten Sikh Gurus to our lives today. Be it Guru Nanak Dev Ji, Guru Arjan Dev Ji, or any of the other 8 Sikh Gurus,  these short testimonies of their lives, as narrated from one generation to another, teaches us to follow the paths of honesty and righteousness. These Guru Saakhis, narrated by Ms. Jasmeen Kaur and distributed by Chimes Radio, will help kids of all religions to imbibe these important moral values in their day-to-day lives. So join us as we revisit these great moral stories for kids in the Punjabi language.

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Welcome to the world of Punjabi Saakhis. Saakhis in a literal sense means stories. And this podcast is all about bringing the teaching of the ten Sikh Gurus to our lives today. Be it Guru Nanak Dev Ji, Guru Arjan Dev Ji, or any of the other 8 Sikh Gurus, &nbsp;these short testimonies of their lives, as narrated from one generation to another, teaches us to follow the paths of honesty and righteousness. These Guru Saakhis, narrated by Ms. Jasmeen Kaur and distributed by Chimes Radio, will help kids of all religions to imbibe these important moral values in their day-to-day lives. So join us as we revisit these great moral stories for kids in the Punjabi language.
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