Sati of wife of Bhimnad, Brij Naad(Brother of Bhim Naad) prepare to fight Devta.mention the Khalsa Mahima of Sarabloh Granth. Early Sikh historical resources, like Sri Gur Sobha, Parchi, Gurbilas Patishahi 10, etc.According to Santa Singh Nihang, Sarabloh Granth was written by Guru Gobind Singh and was completed in Nanded.According to Bhai Kahn Singh Nabha, Sarabloh Granth was not written by Guru Gobind Singh and Khalsa Mahima appeared in it is out of context to the main storyline.

He put Khalsa Mahima in same granth to make people believe it to be composition of Guru Gobind Singh.

According to Pundit Tara Singh, Sarabloh Granth was composed by Bhai Sukha Singh, a Granthi of Patna.

God is the Support of Nanak's breath of life.There is high controversy among various scholars on authorship of Granth. ||3||ДЇorever and ever, I am a sacrifice to Him. In an instant, shall be like dust mixing with dust. He saves that slave, hugging him close in His embrace. Whoever enters the Sanctuary of the Sovereign Lord. God is the Sanctuary of His humble slave. Whoever indulges in egotistical pride, shall waste away to ruin. The wicked, evil demons cannot even touch him. The Lord's protective spell is the armor of His slave. In the Saadh Sangat, the Company of the Holy, he meditates on the Formless Lord.Дust is thrown into the faces of the slanderers. Sexual desire, anger, greed and emotional attachment do not affect him. In the mother's womb, the fire does not touch him. One who is protected by the Protector Lord. This вЂBolaвЂ™ is of Guru Hargobind, listen Khalsa warriors!ДЄttain victory on the battlefield holding a Shamshir (curved sword) Wealth, home, and a body without ailments of beautiful unswerving comfort. аЁІаЁ№аЁї аЁ¬а©‡аЁ¦ аЁа©‡аЁ¦ аЁња©‹ аЁЄаЁўа©€ аЁ¬аЁїаЁЄа©ЌаЁ°аЁ¬а©€аЁёаЁЇ аЁ§а©°аЁЁ аЁёа©ЃаЁ– аЁёа©°аЁЄаЁ¤аЁѕ аҐҐДЄ Brahmin who reads this will know the secret of the Vedas, and a Vaish who reads with will attain comfort of wealth and family. (He) will attain victory on the battlefield, remain fearless, and attain Ridhi Sidhi (yogic spiritual powers)

That Kshaytria (warrior) who reads this Kavach of Brahma of 32 (praises) daily

(You are the) Bhav Mankaa (good virtue to the world), Khal Hankaa (defeater of evil ones), Ratt Pankaa (drinker of blood), Jag Man (pride of the world) (You are) Chandka (angry eight armed warrior goddess Chandi), Mandkaa (beautifully adorned Chandi), Mritkaa (mother of the Earth), Jagat Janni (mother of the world), Kalika (dark form of chandi), Gunkhaan (treasure mine of virtue) (You are the) Nit Jejoti (the eternal flame), Mukht Daeik (granter of salvation), Dharadhaar (Sharp edged sword), Kirpan (the merciless sword) (You are) Shakt (Parbati, the wife of Shivji), Brahmani (Saraswati, wife of Barhma), Baishnavi (Laxmi, wife of Vishnu), Bhavani (fierce form of Parbati), You are the Tarvaar (sword) (You are the) Raj Manda (adorner of kingdoms), Att Parchanda (Extremely fierce), Isvari Karvar (Sword of Shiv Ji) (You are the) Bishvapaal (Nurturer of the world), Bhupaal (Devour of Kings), Pal Pacch (Devour of time), Ran Kacch (Preserver of honour on the battlefield), Atrri (weapon adorning warrior). (You are the) Kharag (twelve fist long double edge sword), Khanda (ten fist long khanda representing Mahakal), Asi (double handed sword), Arighar (Enemy of the Throat), Dharam Rash ( guardian of Dharam), Tag Shatri (caste string of a Kshatriya, meaning sword belt).

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