In our mission Nirankar and Sakaar are intimately one. There is no
difference between the two. When one praises the formless God, he
focuses his attention on the image of his satguru, but when he is face to
face with Satguru, then he sees the Almighty Nirankar before him. So long
as we do not see Satguru in the formless God and formless God in the
Satguru we cannot really enjoy our devotion.....We have occasionaly known
about Makhan Shah who at the time of his sinking ship prayed to the
formless God as a saviour and also submitted that in the event of
surviving the calamity he would visit the Guru in person to present His
Namaskar (Asharfees). Has his prayer been meant before formless God only
then where he would have to present his Namaskar. He was seeking help
from the formless almighty whom he intended to visit lator on. After he
was saved from the tempest, he went to Satguru to convey his thanks and
present the Namaskar. Thus, when a devotee prays to the formless God,
Satguru the formless God appears before him. If he sees Satguru as a
simple body other than formless God, then the charm of his devotion
(Bhakti) is lost.
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