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| Teaching of saint ‘Kabir’ recited by Madhu Param Hans’s ji Maharaj | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, September 25: Madhu Param Hans ji Maharaj, the spiritual head of Sahib Bandgi panth, while delivering sermons to his followers at Satwari Chowk, threw light about the message of the saints. After all, what have the saints talked about? To which religion they belonged? What was their aim? Which Super power they have talked about and where from did the line of saints appear? The teachings of Sahib Kabir are of a rare kind. It was he who produced a line of saints and is, as such, described as the first Sant Satguru.
So far as the Sant Matt is concerned, he spoke altogether differently from other religious preachers. Regarding his identity, some call him as Bhagat Kabir while others call him as Sant Kabir. In fact, both these words are not suitable for him. It is just calling an inspector as a clerk. He was not a Bhagat. He was a great Sant satguru who had appeared to spread the movement of Bhakti (worship). He was not a saint but a creator of the line of saints.
The people had a little information about him. They speak about the 5 postures as well. The word ‘Aunkar’ has been there since the Vedic era.
That is why Sahib Kabir has said — Aunkar mein sub jug bhula. Sar nam hai gupat amoola.
Whole of the world has been lost in Aunkar. But the Sar Nam is a hidden one.
Had the Sar Nam (the real Nam) been one among the 5 words the Sidhs, yogis and other worshippers have been reciting, there would have been no need for Sahib Kabir to talk about the Satya Nam that is far ahead of the 5.
The sad and painful thing is that such people have been misleading the devotees. They are very clever and shrewd & lose no opportunity to harm & torture the saints in one way or the other. But they will never be able to stop them from speaking all that is nothing but plain truth.
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