Translation by Dr. Sant Singh Khalsa
So many people spend their whole lives searching — wise ones, seekers, quiet thinkers, all longing to reach the One. But the ones who stop and turn inward, who sit with it, are rare.
When kindness from the One settles on someone, everything they set their hands to finds its way, like a boat moving easily with the current.
SaaDhik, siDh, sagal mun — seekers, adepts, and silent sages: the whole spectrum of spiritual effort. Longing is common, and inward stillness is rare. It comes when the One is kirpaal, merciful — grace received as a gift. Pooran taa ko kaam means such a person’s work is made complete, the way water finds the sea without effort.
What is the difference between wanting something badly and becoming quiet enough to receive it?
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