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During the period
of Guru Har Rai Ji, Shahjahan was the Mughal Emperor.
He had a son, (Dara Shikon) who was very
seriously ill.
No one could cure his son’s illness.
Even the best Hakims were called, but there
was no improvement.
Shanjahan wrote a letter to Guru Har Rai
about his son being sick and the remedy to cure
his son was in Guru’s hand.
He asked Guru to give the remedy and pray
for his son.
Guru Har Rai
sent the necessary medicine to Shahjahan for the
recovery of his son Dara Shikon.
Dara Recovered from his illness and the
Emperor vowed to Guru that he would never cause
any harm to the Guru’s people.
Guru Har Rai
maintained the concept of Miri and Piri and was
keeping an armed regiment of 2100 Saint Soldiers.
Once the Guru
was summoned to the Mughal court.
Guru sent Ram Rai, his son to the court
instead of him.
Ram Rai was asked to explain a verse of
Guru Nank, found in the Guru Granth Sahib.
Ram Rai answered all the questions in a
polite manner and showed lot of Mircles, but he
skipped by his fathers advice when he changed
the word “Musalman” to Beiman (faithless).
Hearing the reports
from Sikhs of Delhi, Guru Har Rai was very upset.
He felt his own son did not have the courage
to tell the truth.
His son’s failure to stand by the words
of Guru Nanak and the text of the Adi Granth Sahib.
Guru Har Rai Ji said, “The Guruship is
like a tiger’s milk, which can only be contained
in a golden cup.
Only who is ready to devote his life there
to is worth of it.
Now Ram Rai shall never see my face again.
Guru
Har Rai, was a man of great Charity and Generosity.
He was a man of Peace and Love.
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