Deal all,
WaheguruJi Ka Khalsa. WaheguruJi Ki Fateh.
I am very curious about two things. In Salok Sheikh Fareed Ji Ke, normally it is always being mentioned 'Fareed' in his verses to signify that it is his verse. But my question is, why is 'Nanak' mentioned 5 times throughout Sheikh Fareed Ji's Bani instead of Fareed?
Here are the verses that mentions 'Nanak' instead of 'Fareeda' which is the normal case. Why is there 'Nanak' being mentioned instead of 'Fareeda'?
O Nanak, she is the happy soul-bride, who is pleasing to her Carefree Lord. ||32||
O Nanak, those humble beings are beautiful, who are imbued with the Lord's Love. ||52||
O Nanak, even sitting in your own home, you can meet the Lord, if your mind is in the right place. ||104||
O Nanak, the Unseen Lord cannot be seen; He is revealed only to the Gurmukh. ||121||
If it pleases Him, O Nanak, He changes a crow into a swan. ||124||
My second question is, we all know Sheikh Fareed Ji only met Guru Nanak Dev Ji on two Occasions but what I am not clear about is whether was it Farid Shakarganj's verses or Sheikh Bhram's verses that were incorporated in Guru Granth Sahib Ji.
WaheguruJi Ka Khalsa. WaheguruJi Ki Fateh.
Gurmesh Singh
WaheguruJi Ka Khalsa. WaheguruJi Ki Fateh.
I am very curious about two things. In Salok Sheikh Fareed Ji Ke, normally it is always being mentioned 'Fareed' in his verses to signify that it is his verse. But my question is, why is 'Nanak' mentioned 5 times throughout Sheikh Fareed Ji's Bani instead of Fareed?
Here are the verses that mentions 'Nanak' instead of 'Fareeda' which is the normal case. Why is there 'Nanak' being mentioned instead of 'Fareeda'?
O Nanak, she is the happy soul-bride, who is pleasing to her Carefree Lord. ||32||
O Nanak, those humble beings are beautiful, who are imbued with the Lord's Love. ||52||
O Nanak, even sitting in your own home, you can meet the Lord, if your mind is in the right place. ||104||
O Nanak, the Unseen Lord cannot be seen; He is revealed only to the Gurmukh. ||121||
If it pleases Him, O Nanak, He changes a crow into a swan. ||124||
My second question is, we all know Sheikh Fareed Ji only met Guru Nanak Dev Ji on two Occasions but what I am not clear about is whether was it Farid Shakarganj's verses or Sheikh Bhram's verses that were incorporated in Guru Granth Sahib Ji.
WaheguruJi Ka Khalsa. WaheguruJi Ki Fateh.
Gurmesh Singh