Starting from his village, he reached Jagraon. A muslim pir Lappe Shah (holyman) resided here.  Baba Harnam Singh ji exchanged his views with him and aprised him of his spiritual path. He reached his maternal grandparents village ‘Mianwind’ after a couple of halts enroute. Thou he had reached a state of detachment from the worldly affair-‘Ghar he mahé udāsā’ as described in gurbani, yet he was happy to meet his maternal grandfather Kahan Singh, grandmother Nand Kaur, maternal uncles Mahetab Singh and Gulab Singh and a few other relatives. This meeting was no different for Baba ji than any previous one he used to have with Sangat (holy congregation). He advised them to create faith, love & service for the house of Guru Nanak. He preached that we must worship God rising  above  the feeling  of worldly attachments. God  has given this human form to us for accomplishment of this mission. The villagers too were dispensed with adequate counseling to follow the path shown by the gurus.

One  way of escaping entrapment in the slush  of  attachment is meditation of God’s name. Those caught in the web of attachment are also affected by lust, anger and false pride. Such a person cannot escape the wrath of 84 lakhs species. One and only one way to escape the delusive network is to shed idleness and adopt contemplation on god, honest earnings and giving one tenth of one’s earning in charity  to the guru’s coffer for use on matters religious.

Honest earning and meditation leads a man to the door step of Lord God. All his tribulation are wasted away.From here, he reached  Moga via Sultanpur and imparted  pious counsel of Guru Nanak to the devotee sikhs. He held a discourse with Sant Mehar Singh at village Singha. He stayed there for a month as desired by his host. To awaken the conscience of the people of Malwa, he reached Barnala via Nihal Singh wala, Hathoor, Kangar and Bhadaur, spreading the elixir of gurbani.