In the morning Akbar said: “call all of the Umraavs and all of the scholars.” Akbar was sitting in his court and was very happy. The Navisindh was told to tell the court of what happened in Goindwal: “tell everyone what happened in Goindwal.” The Navisindh began to speak: “from the time the Emperor left from Delhi to attack Chittor with the canons, the ground-breaking ceremony had occurred for the Baoli in Goindwal. As the battle in Chittor raged on and many enemies were killed, in Goindwal, the well wall went down into the ground slowly. There were many boulders that stopped the wall. During that time, we arrived in Goindwal. Guru ji made the prophecy that when the karr breaks, the Chittorgarh fort will also fall. We sent you the letter as soon as we heard. You ordered us to stay in Goindwal. During our time there, we saw many miracles with our own eyes. We tried hard to break the boulders but we were not successful. Sri Guru ji then said from his mouth to a Sikh named Manak, from the village of Vairovaal: “Manak, get ready to break the boulder. Only you can do this, no one else. Go now to the boulder. Take a sharp metal rod and hit the boulder hard.” Manak did as he was told. He bowed to Guru ji and entered the well. He said: “Satguru ji, only you are the one that can do this.” He thought of Guru ji in his heart. He used all his might to hit the boulder. The rod went right into the boulder like it was paper. The boulder split in two and broke down. A powerful fountain of water sprung from the boulder and filled the well, all of a sudden. The Sikhs tried to take Manak out but he drowned in the well. Guru ji went back to his home as the task of the Baoli was complete. The Sangat was very excited. The hard work finally brought fruit to their effort. When the karr broke, the Sangat was very happy. The fort of Chittor was won on the same day. Every one figured that the fort was won that day.” The Emperor heard all this and was happy. He said: “Sri Guru Amardas ji has done this. His holy words completed this difficult task for me. Oh Navisindh, what else did you see? Tell me how the Baoli was completed.”
The Navisindh heard these words and folded his hands. He said: “listen Badshah of what happened next. Manak was not able to come out as he had drowned. When his mother heard that her son had died, she started to mourn and cry. She went to the Baoli and didn’t see her son. She said: “oh my son! Manak, you were young. Where did you go, leaving me in pain? I am old and have no one else but you. You were the only one I had and you died.” She cried a lot. She then went to Guru ji’s home and cried out loud there. She said: “my son, you died. I want to meet you once. Or else take me with you.” She raised her arms upwards as she cried. Sri Guru ji heard her crying and said: “who is this that is crying out in pain? Why is she crying outside?” A Sikh went to the lady and asked who she was. The Sikh brought the old lady to Guru ji. Guru ji looked at the lady and said: “listen innocent one, Manaks (gems) never drown. They float. When the sun rises the next day, he will come out of the Baoli. He has done a great task by breaking the karr. I have made a promise that no child shall die, till I am alive. This will happen for sure. You will see your son tomorrow.” The old lady had faith on Guru ji and spent the whole night doing Simran of Guru ji.
As the sun came up the next morning, Guru ji came to the place of the Baoli. There was a great crowd with Guru ji. Everyone waited with patience. The true Guru, Guru Amardas ji called out: “oh Manak, come out of the pure water and meet the Sangat. Your name is Manak. Manaks (gems) only give happiness to people. Your mother is in pain. Come out and meet your mother.” Everyone was watching carefully. High caste and low caste were watching. They saw a body floating on top of the water. Manak came out of the Baoli. He had been there for three days. Everyone was amazed to see Bhai Manak come out of the Baoli, alive. The Sangat helped him out. Bhai Manak went to Guru ji’s feet and bowed to him. The Sikhs were filled with more love and devotion. Guru ji’s words were true. Guru ji was happy with Bhai Manak and said: “you will now a receive a Manji from the Guru. Go and preach Sikhi now. Go and tell the path of Sikhi to all. They will all worship you.” Guru ji then gave him the Manji and gave him a Siropa in front of everyone. He gave him many powers: Riddhis and Siddhis. Guru ji said to him: “you now have bhugti and mukti.” His praise was spread in the Guru’s house. Guru ji named him “Jeevara”. His generations were known as “Jeevras.” The Navisindh continued: “this is how it all happened. Guru Amardas ji sat near the Baoli and said: “listen Sangat, this Baoli is as Ganga. Whoever comes here and bathes, they will receive the same reward as bathing in the Ganga. The water of Baoli is purer, as it has 84 steps. If a person does 84 recitations of Japji Sahib while bathing each time in the Baoli, they will not enter the birth cycle of 84 lakh species. They like receive mukti from birth and death. They will live connected to the feet of the Satguru.” The Navisindh told his accounts of Goindwal. Akbar was happy to hear all this. He had faith, love and devotion for Guru ji in his heart. He wanted to meet Guru ji now.