Accepting Divine Will | ਹੁਕਮ ਤੇ ਰਜ਼ਾ ਵਿੱਚ ਕਿਵੇਂ ਜੀਵੀਏ? | Sant Maskeen Ji

In this profound discourse, Sant Maskeen Ji reflects on the true meaning of accepting Divine Will (*Hukam*) and the transformative power of heartfelt Prayer (*Ardas*)[1][2]. Through the story of Sheikh Saadi—who complained about walking barefoot in the scorching heat until he saw a man with no feet—the Katha illustrates how constant complaints distance us from the Divine, whereas gratitude (*Shukrana*) brings profound inner peace and fulfillment[3]. Drawing from Gurbani (*"Jo Hoa Howat So Jane"*) and Dr. Iqbal's poetry, the discourse explains that true devotion is not a business transaction for heavenly rewards, but complete acceptance of life's joys, losses, and challenges as His Will[1]. Discover how surrendering to Raza calms the restless mind and shields it from repeated mistakes Follow & Connect with AKHAND: Subscribe for daily Gurmat Vichar:    / @akhandx   Share this video to support the spread of Gurbani discourse. Legal Notice & Fair Use Disclaimer: AKHAND is dedicated to sharing spiritual knowledge, Gurbani discourse, and moral teachings. The audio and visual materials featured on this channel are intended solely for educational, religious awareness, and non-commercial informational purposes. Credit to Rightful Owners: All rights, copyrights, and intellectual property associated with the original audio recordings, footage, and imagery belong to their respective creators, record labels, and original broadcasters. AKHAND does not claim ownership over third-party materials. No copyright infringement is intended. Fair Use Notice: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research. Non-profit, educational, and spiritual study uses tip the balance in favor of fair use. Notice to Content Owners / Rights Holders: If you are the rightful copyright owner of any audio, video, or visual asset featured on AKHAND and wish to have it removed or attributed differently, please reach out directly via our business inquiry email or the channel's "About" page contact before initiating a copyright strike. We respect your intellectual property and will promptly address the request within 24–48 hours.