प्रीत लगी मोरी हरि से/बेगम सार सब-39/एकान्तिक सत्संग -29/सतगुरु नाम निरुपण शाह दाता जी /13/05/2026

Preet Lagi Mori Hari Se/Begum Saar Sub-39/Ekantik Satsang-29/Satguru Naam Nirupan Shah Data Ji /13/05/2026 Today, on this auspicious date of May 13, 2026, we are discussing the spiritual path of Satguru Naam Nirupan Shah Data Ji and "Ekantik Satsang-29" under "Begum Saar" (Part-39). The title "Preet Lagi Mori Hari Se" reflects the ultimate state of the soul where the seeker's mind turns away from the world and becomes completely absorbed in the Supreme Being (Hari). Key Spiritual Points: Preet Lagi Mori Hari Se The deeper meaning of this theme can be understood in the following points: Unconditional Love (Pure Devotion): "Preet Lagi" means not just devotion, but an unbreakable bond. When, by the grace of the Satguru, the Naam is recognized in the heart, the impermanence of the world becomes apparent, and only Hari appears to be the truth. Begum Essence (State of Sorrow): The word "Begum" means "without sorrow" or "blissful." The essence of Shah Data Ji's words is that when a soul recognizes its true nature, it is liberated from mental and worldly suffering and attains eternal peace. The Glory of Solitary Satsang: Solitary does not simply mean sitting alone, but rather "one-end"—where only the One (God) is the end. In such a Satsang, external noise is silenced, and the voice of the inner soul becomes audible. The Role of the Satguru: According to Shah Data Ji, devotion does not mature without "Naam Nirupan" (correct recognition of the Naam). The Satguru is the lamp that awakens the dormant consciousness within the disciple and unites him with Hari. Inspiration for Sadhana "As long as there is no connection to the world, there is no devotion. When you love Hari, you see no one else." In the context of today's special satsang, it is clear that the path of devotion is not one of "showing off," but of "connection." If you would like an explanation of a particular couplet or verse from this special discourse or speech, please share. Would you like to understand the depth of a particular hymn or Gurudev's words related to today's satsang?