Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s devotion to Waheguru is quite extraordinary. Think about it. He was separated from Mata Gujri. He was separated from the Sahibzaade. He was all by Himself in adverse weather conditions, yet he didn’t brood over any of it.

In December of each year, we observe a Shaheedi Week, remembering the sacrifices of the Chaar Sahibzaade with both pride and pain. However, for Guru Gobind Singh Ji, pain was never the overbearing emotion.

His worry wasn’t the separation from His Family, for His thoughts were still submerged in Waheguru’s waters. The only separation He feared was that from Waheguru.

Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s devotion to Waheguru is quite extraordinary. Think about it. He was separated from Mata Gujri. He was separated from the Sahibzaade. He was all by Himself in adverse weather conditions, yet he didn’t brood over any of it.

In December of each year, we observe a Shaheedi Week, remembering the sacrifices of the Chaar Sahibzaade with both pride and pain. However, for Guru Gobind Singh Ji, pain was never the overbearing emotion.

His worry wasn’t the separation from His Family, for His thoughts were still submerged in Waheguru’s waters. The only separation He feared was that from Waheguru.

Shri Guru Harkrishan Sahib was as perfect as perfection can be at the age of 8. An individual of principles, a brilliant embodiment of a Sikh and the possessor of the kind of sensibility that few, if any, possess. That’s Perfection.

The fact He chose to sacrifice His peace, His comfort and His life to save people.