How did child Burha become Baba Budha Ji?

[Dalvinder Singh Grewal]

How did child Burha become Baba Budha Ji?

Dr. Dalvinder Singh Grewal​

During his world tour, in the Amritsar district, Guru Nanak Dev Ji met a boy about 12 years old, named Bura. He was herding buffaloes in the forest. He started asking Guru Ji about the way to escape the fear of death. Guru Nanak said, “Dear child! You are too young to know this. Why do you think about death?” Hearing this, the boy Bura said, “Baba Ji, what is the certainty of death? Who knows when it will come? Will I grow up or not?” Guru Ji said, “Tell me, dear Bura! How did you come up with this question at such a young age?”

Bura continued, “A few days ago, the Pathan army passed through here. It went through the fields and destroyed all the crops—raw, semi-raw, and ripe. The small plants were completely destroyed. Also, Baba Ji! When my mother lights a fire in the hearth, the big pieces of wood burn later, but the small pieces of wood are burnt before them. In this way, death can come to even small children first.”

Guru Ji laughed after hearing Bura’s words and said, “You are a child, but you talk like an old man. You are Bura, but you are Budha (an old man)! If you want to be free from the fear of death, then remember God. God is much stronger than death. If you become His, death will not be able to harm you. He will start fearing you.”

After listening to the Guru Ji’s teachings, Bura started chanting the Naam at a young age and started associating with the Gurmukhs. Knowing that God resides in the living beings, he started serving them whenever needed. Guru Ji had called him Budha, so people also started calling him Budha. When he grew up, he was called Baba Budha Ji.

Baba Budha Ji had the darshan of six gurus, from Guru Nanak Dev Ji to Guru Hargobind Sahib. He lived a high and pure life by serving their congregations and meditating on God. He also performed the guruship ceremony of the second to the sixth Guru Ji. He also kept taking care of the goods and cattle of the Guru Darbar in Kathu Nangal Bir near Jhabal, where a magnificent Gurdwara commemorates his great deeds When Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji was first installed in Sri Darbar Sahib, he was given the high position of Granthi. Guru Hargobind Sahib was also given Shastra education under his supervision. Despite having such a pure life, he was happy to be called Guru ka Ghahi (the grass cutter of Guru’s house). ” Such was the dedication of Baba Budha Ji to the Gurus.

 

[Warriorlight]

How did child Burha become Baba Budha Ji?

Dr. Dalvinder Singh Grewal​

During his world tour, in the Amritsar district, Guru Nanak Dev Ji met a boy about 12 years old, named Bura. He was herding buffaloes in the forest. He started asking Guru Ji about the way to escape the fear of death. Guru Nanak said, “Dear child! You are too young to know this. Why do you think about death?” Hearing this, the boy Bura said, “Baba Ji, what is the certainty of death? Who knows when it will come? Will I grow up or not?” Guru Ji said, “Tell me, dear Bura! How did you come up with this question at such a young age?”

Bura continued, “A few days ago, the Pathan army passed through here. It went through the fields and destroyed all the crops—raw, semi-raw, and ripe. The small plants were completely destroyed. Also, Baba Ji! When my mother lights a fire in the hearth, the big pieces of wood burn later, but the small pieces of wood are burnt before them. In this way, death can come to even small children first.”

Guru Ji laughed after hearing Bura’s words and said, “You are a child, but you talk like an old man. You are Bura, but you are Budha (an old man)! If you want to be free from the fear of death, then remember God. God is much stronger than death. If you become His, death will not be able to harm you. He will start fearing you.”

After listening to the Guru Ji’s teachings, Bura started chanting the Naam at a young age and started associating with the Gurmukhs. Knowing that God resides in the living beings, he started serving them whenever needed. Guru Ji had called him Budha, so people also started calling him Budha. When he grew up, he was called Baba Budha Ji.

Baba Budha Ji had the darshan of six gurus, from Guru Nanak Dev Ji to Guru Hargobind Sahib. He lived a high and pure life by serving their congregations and meditating on God. He also performed the guruship ceremony of the second to the sixth Guru Ji. He also kept taking care of the goods and cattle of the Guru Darbar in Kathu Nangal Bir near Jhabal, where a magnificent Gurdwara commemorates his great deeds When Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji was first installed in Sri Darbar Sahib, he was given the high position of Granthi. Guru Hargobind Sahib was also given Shastra education under his supervision. Despite having such a pure life, he was happy to be called Guru ka Ghahi (the grass cutter of Guru’s house). ” Such was the dedication of Baba Budha Ji to the Gurus.

I loved that, thankyou Ji for that article. God bless you.

 

[Dalvinder Singh Grewal]

Thanks for appreciation.

 

[adian808]

How did child Burha become Baba Budha Ji?

Dr. Dalvinder Singh Grewal​

During his world tour, in the Amritsar district, Guru Nanak Dev Ji met a boy about 12 years old, named Bura. He was herding buffaloes in the forest. He started asking Guru Ji about the way to escape the fear of death. Guru Nanak said, “Dear child! You are too young to know this. Why do you think about death?” Hearing this, the boy Bura said, “Baba Ji, what is the certainty of death? Who knows when it will come? Will I grow up or not?” Guru Ji said, “Tell me, dear Bura! How did you come up with this question at such a young age?”

Bura continued, “A few days ago, the Pathan army passed through here. It went through the fields and destroyed all the crops—raw, semi-raw, and ripe. The small plants were completely destroyed. Also, Baba Ji! When my mother lights a fire in the hearth, the big pieces of wood burn later, but the small pieces of wood are burnt before them. In this way, death can come to even small children first.”

Guru Ji laughed after hearing Bura’s words and said, “You are a child, but you talk like an old man. You are Bura, but you are Budha (an old man)! If you want to be free from the fear of death, then remember God. God is much stronger than death. If you become His, death will not be able to harm you. He will start fearing you.”

After listening to the Guru Ji’s teachings, Bura started chanting the Naam at a young age and started associating with the Gurmukhs. Knowing that God resides in the living beings, he started serving them whenever needed. Guru Ji had called him Budha, so people also started calling him Budha. When he grew up, he was called Baba Budha Ji.

Baba Budha Ji had the darshan of six gurus, from Guru Nanak Dev Ji to Guru Hargobind Sahib. He lived a high and pure life by serving their congregations and meditating on God. He also performed the guruship ceremony of the second to the sixth Guru Ji. He also kept taking care of the goods and cattle of the Guru Darbar in Kathu Nangal Bir near Jhabal, where a magnificent Gurdwara commemorates his great deeds When Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji was first installed in Sri Darbar Sahib, he was given the high position of Granthi. Guru Hargobind Sahib was also given Shastra education under his supervision. Despite having such a pure life, he was happy to be called Guru ka Ghahi (the grass cutter of Guru’s house). ” Such was the dedication of Baba Budha Ji to the Gurus.

Buddha means Mercury in Sanskrit and Mercury is Hermes and Hermes is Hermes Trismegyste who is Thot the God of wisdom of Egypt, the only one God Amun of Egypt, Amun as the Verb, God as the Verb according to Saint Augustine and Plato, Thot being also prophet Enoch of Judaism and Ethiopian Christianity and Mandeans , and prophet Idriss of Islam and Khezr the sacred hidden imam of Chiahs who is vizir of Alexander the Great (prophet of Islam, Judaism , Christianity and son of sacred lamb Amun Ra the God of Egypt)

 

[Dalvinder Singh Grewal]

In this article Buddha relates to an elder with higher thinking and no other religious connotation, please.

 

[adian808]

In this article Buddha relates to an elder with higher thinking and no other religious connotation, please.

Don't be angry beloved Sikh brother, but Sikhs use a langage that come from Hindi and Urdu, so terms of each are familiar with each other, so Buddha in Penjabi (elder) is related to Buddha in Sanskrit (Mercury, Hermes , Messenger of God/Brahman/ Gods) who is related to Buddha in Buddhism (saint )

 

[Dalvinder Singh Grewal]

There was nothing to be angry about, my dear. I should have appreciated your adding new material. I however limited myself only to the aim of my article.

 

[Warriorlight]

Thanks for appreciation.

No worries, it's a beautiful article and great seva.

 

[adian808]

There was nothing to be angry about, my dear. I should have appreciated your adding new material. I however limited myself only to the aim of my article.

Bouddha is à Christian and muséum prophet D.-M. Lang. The Balavariani ( Barlaam and Josaphat) - Persée
Aperçu IA ( google)

. Some perspectives suggest that the term "Buddha" (meaning "enlightened one") could apply to Muhammad, or that Buddha was a prophet of God who preached monotheism.
Key Points Regarding the Claim:

• Ahmadiyya Perspective: Mirza Tahir Ahmad, in his book Revelation, Rationality, Knowledge & Truth, argued that Buddha was a prophet of God, and some interpretations of this view extend to suggest Muhammad was a Buddha.
• Contextual Interpretation: Some interpretations of scriptures, such as in the Quranic, take the "fig tree" mentioned in some verses as a reference to the Buddha's enlightenment, alongside Moses at Sinai and Muhammad in Mecca, linking the figures as prophets

 

[Dalvinder Singh Grewal]

Here connotation of Budha (A punjabi word) is thst of an old man or a person with matured mind.

 

[Warriorlight]

Bouddha is à Christian and muséum prophet D.-M. Lang. The Balavariani ( Barlaam and Josaphat) - Persée
Aperçu IA ( google)

. Some perspectives suggest that the term "Buddha" (meaning "enlightened one") could apply to Muhammad, or that Buddha was a prophet of God who preached monotheism.
Key Points Regarding the Claim:

• Ahmadiyya Perspective: Mirza Tahir Ahmad, in his book Revelation, Rationality, Knowledge & Truth, argued that Buddha was a prophet of God, and some interpretations of this view extend to suggest Muhammad was a Buddha.
• Contextual Interpretation: Some interpretations of scriptures, such as in the Quranic, take the "fig tree" mentioned in some verses as a reference to the Buddha's enlightenment, alongside Moses at Sinai and Muhammad in Mecca, linking the figures as prophets

It means something different here as the original poster has been saying in a few posts

 

[Dr. D. P. Singh]

Dr. Sahib,
Thank you very much for sharing a Sakhi from the Sikh Faith. Very well written. Kudos to you.

 

[adian808]

Here connotation of Budha (A punjabi word) is thst of an old man or a person with matured mind.

All those meanings cognate
Punjabi is Aryan
In Aryan Hindu Sanskrit , Budha means Hermes, Mercury the messenger of God
Buddha himself is a wise man who get his name from him
Buddha is also Vishnu who is Sri who is Buddha and Krishna
Hermes is Thot in Egypt , the God of wisdom who is God Amun the only one God of Egypt which is all the Gods, the Benou the cosmic bird the phenix who lays the cosmic egg who is Amun itself on the cosmic mountain Ben Ben who is Osiris (Shiva ) and Ta Tenen the cosmic mountain who is Amun
Thot is God as the Verb according to Saint Augustine and Plato

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