You can be in any field. It is not your field that shall make you a saint.
You shall only become a saint if God decides to make you a saint.
When God decides to make you a saint, he shall create the circumstance in which you meet a spiritual guide who shall teach you this [sainthood].
The actresses who go and dance at the mausoleums of the spiritual dignitaries,
the qawwal who sing the kalam of the spiritual dignitaries - even they have been blessed.
Can Actors Become Saints of God?
If God wills it, anyone from any field can become a saint of God.
Bulleh Shah wasn’t a dancer, was he?
But what did he say? ‘Dance if you must, to please the Beloved’.
He wasn’t in this field but still, he danced.
So regardless of the field you’re in, if God chooses you,
if God blesses you or HDE Gohar Shahi blesses you then it doesn’t matter which field you’re in, you shall become a saint [one day].
The appointment of sainthood doesn’t require you to be a street vendor or a shepherd.
You can be in any field. It is not your field that shall make you a saint.
You shall only become a saint if God decides to make you a saint.
When God decides to make you a saint, he shall create the circumstance in which you meet a spiritual guide who shall teach you this [sainthood].
The actresses who go and dance at the mausoleums of the spiritual dignitaries,
the qawwal who sing the kalam of the spiritual dignitaries - even they have been blessed.
All the Pakistani actresses - the old actresses, not the contemporary ones. Now they’re all indecent.
I’m talking about back in the day such as Firdaus, Noor Jehan and such.
They would go to the mausoleum of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar and dance.
Noor Jehan sang many songs in honour of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar.
They would show the mausoleums of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar and Abdullah Shah Ghazi in the old Pakistani films.
They would show people entering the mausoleums of the saints.
For example, the qawwali of Ghulam Farid Sabri,
‘bhar do jholi meri Ya Muhammad’ was first released in a film.
As far as I can remember.
He sang this qawwali at the mausoleum of Abdullah Shah Ghazi.
So people of this field, those who sing and dance, they were blessed at the mausoleums [of the saints].
If God provides salvation to them due to concession [of the saints] then surely God can also grant them his friendship.
I find it quite shocking sometimes and it reminds me of the exclusivity of the Creatorhood of God.
I realise that God loves his creation equally. How?
There was a man in Lahore by the name of Syed Safdar Hussain,
who was later called ‘Pir Kaki Tar’.
He was given the duty to go to the red light district in Lahore, the place of prostitutes, and preach (spirituality) to the prostitutes.
That’s the duty he was given. So he would go there and sit with them,
he would even dance and sing with them.
He would have them adopt spirituality.
So just imagine how much God cares for his creation.
Even a woman in the red light district of Lahore who is selling her body,
people would normally say that she’s a prostitute so God must be extremely displeased with her,
whereas, that’s not what happened. God cared for her too.
God wanted the one who is selling her body out of necessity in the red light district of Lahore to obtain guidance too.
God made arrangements for their guidance too.
So how can you be disappointed in the divine mercy regardless of the sin you have committed?
Or think, ‘I’m in so and so profession, so what will become of me?’
No!
If God has cared for the guidance of such people (who sell their bodies), and God appointed people to go and preach to them,
then know that the divine blessings can be rendered anywhere for it is God that renders his blessings, not your profession.