The importance of assembling in the company of obedient disciples of the True Guru is very significant. Because of love with the True Guru, this place is wonderful.
The disciple of the Guru looks for a glimpse of the True Guru. Because of a sight of the True Guru, his attention from other interests wane away. By His glimpse, he becomes unaware of all that is around him.
In the company of Guru's disciples, one hears the melody of Guru's words and that dispels listening of other melodies cram the mind. In the listening and uttering of Guru's words, one does not like to listen to or hear any other knowledge.
In this divine state, a Guru's Sikh forgets all his physical needs of eating, wearing, sleeping etc. He becomes free from physical adorations and relishes the Naam Amrit, ever living an ecstatic state. (263)