6 life lessons to learn from GuruJi Nirmal Singh Maharaj

Guruji is the "Divine Light". Born in his mortal form as Nirmal Singh Maharaj on July 7, 1954, in the Dugri village near Malerkotla, Sangrur District, Punjab (India). His lessons stress the need of the devotion, meditation, and moral living. His devotees also address me as Guru Ji Chattarpur Wale, Dugri Wale Guruji or Shukrana Guruji as well.
In his mortal form, Guru Ji was born with birth number 7 (double ruled by Neptune & Ketu) and destiny number 6 (ruled by Venus).The impact of these numbers and planets are reflected in his teachings as well.
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Guru Ji Maha Samadhi: Guruji, Nirmal Singh Maharaj, took his Maha Samadhi on 31st May 2007 and currently this Maha Samadhi is housed at Bada Mandir, Chattarpur, Delhi. The Maha Samadhi date is also ruled by the Number 4 and 9 which earmarks the eternal life lessons and transformational impacts in people’s life who echo his thoughts and teachings. On this birthday, let us deep dive and embrace his teachings in our life:

Compassion is true Power: Emphasizing the need of compassion, Guru Ji underlined that a harmonic society depends on empathy and goodwill. In the present age, when digital contacts can eclipse personal relationships, compassion can help to heal divisions between people. Whether in person or virtually, our everyday contacts should be sympathetic to help to build a more compassionate society. Our collective well-being can be much improved by small deeds such listening without judgment, helping those in need, and acting kindly in daily events.
Be humble: In a society too frequently honoring financial prosperity and personal accomplishments, Guru Ji's instruction on humility encourages us to keep rooted. Understanding that our achievements are a result of a greater group effort enables us to value the work of others. In contemporary life, humility can be shown by appreciating the work of our coworkers, saying thanks for the help we get, and keeping open to learning from those all around us. This strategy promotes a culture of respect amongst people and ongoing development.
Self-realization is growth accelerator: A fundamental lesson of Guru Ji is on knowing our actual self and goals. Starting a road of self-realization is essential in the present period, when society expectations and outside pressure could distort our sense of identity. This entails consistent introspection, meditation, and participation in pursuits consistent with our desires. Time for introspection on our objectives and ideals will help us to make decisions in line with our real selves and lead meaningful and happy lives.

Learn, unlearn & relearn: The focus of Guru Ji on the ongoing quest of knowledge is especially pertinent in a time of fast technical development and information overload. Accepting lifetime learning helps us remain knowledgeable and flexible. In modern life, we might seek information by reading extensively, going to seminars and conferences, and having careful conversations with several groups of people. Being open-minded and inquisitive helps us to negotiate the complexity of the current environment more successfully and guide our decisions.
Nurture gratitude & express it often: The lessons of thankfulness taught by Guru Ji help us to value the opportunities as well as the difficulties of life. Developing an attitude of appreciation will help us greatly improve our well-being in the fast-paced environment we live in, when we sometimes concentrate on what we lack instead of what we have. Practical strategies to include thankfulness into our daily life are keeping a gratitude diary, saying thanks to people who positively influence our life and considering the lessons learnt from trying circumstances. This habit increases resilience and enables us to keep a good attitude.
Embrace the changes: According to Guru Ji, change is unavoidable in life and that one must gracefully embrace it if one is to develop. Adapting to new conditions and staying flexible are absolutely vital abilities in the fast changing environment of today. Seeing transformation as a possibility instead of a threat helps us to negotiate changes more naturally. Creating coping mechanisms, being receptive to novel events, and building resilience against uncertainty will enable us to flourish in an always changing surroundings.
Contributed by: Sidhharrth S Kumaar, Registered Pharmacist, Astro Numerologist, Life & Relationship Coach, Energy Healer, Music Therapist, Numero Yoga Expert, and Founder, NumroVani