DHĀRO, BHĀĪ, a Sikh of Sultānpur Lodhī and a soldier by profession, went to Gurū Arjan in the saṅgat of his town. The Gurū gave them his blessing (See ĀKUL, BHĀĪ and BHIKHĀ, BHAṬṬ). According to Bhāī Manī Siṅgh, Sikhāṅ dī Bhagat Mālā, Gurū Arjan spoke to Bhāī Dhāro : "There are warriors who vanquish their foe, and there are those who reign victorious over their own minds. The triumphs of the former are sung by bArds, but the glory of the latter is sung by saints. "