Guru Nanak once met a burglar who after listening to the Kirtan asked for Pardon from Guruji. Guru Nanak asked him not to break into people's houses and to live a honest life. When the latter pleaded that counsel was impossible for him to comply with( for didn't knew anything else/any other work), Guru Nanak suggested to him the following alternatives: (i) Do not harm unto a man who's salt you have tasted (i) Do not be the cause of suffering unto the poor (ii) Do not lie. The burglar promised to accept these mottos. Once the burglar entered a rich baron's house, collected valuables worth a hundred thousand rupees and was about to flee when he felt hunger and was tempted to partake some food lying on the table, which upon tasting found it to be having salt in it. He immediately remembered Gurujis words and left behind all the goods ready and packed. When the baron found about it the next day, to guard against repitition of the occurence which may be more eff