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Listening-pain and sin are erased. ||9||

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Listening-truth, contentment and spiritual wisdom.

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Listening-take your cleansing bath at the sixty-eight places of pilgrimage.

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Listening-reading and reciting, honor is obtained.

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Listening-intuitively grasp the essence of meditation.

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O Nanak, the devotees are forever in bliss.

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Listening-pain and sin are erased. ||10||

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Listening-dive deep into the ocean of virtue.

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Listening-the Shaykhs, religious scholars, spiritual teachers and emperors.

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Listening-even the blind find the Path.

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Listening-the Unreachable comes within your grasp.

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O Nanak, the devotees are forever in bliss.

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Listening-pain and sin are erased. ||11||

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The state of the faithful cannot be described.

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One who tries to describe this shall regret the attempt.

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No paper, no pen, no scribe

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can record the state of the faithful.

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Such is the Name of the Immaculate Lord.

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Only one who has faith comes to know such a state of mind. ||12||

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The faithful have intuitive awareness and intelligence.

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The faithful know about all worlds and realms.

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The faithful shall never be struck across the face.

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The faithful do not have to go with the Messenger of Death.

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Such is the Name of the Immaculate Lord.

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Only one who has faith comes to know such a state of mind. ||13||

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The path of the faithful shall never be blocked.

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The faithful shall depart with honor and fame.

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The faithful do not follow empty religious rituals.

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The faithful are firmly bound to the Dharma.

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Such is the Name of the Immaculate Lord.

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Only one who has faith comes to know such a state of mind. ||14||

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The faithful find the Door of Liberation.

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The faithful uplift and redeem their family and relations.

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The faithful are saved, and carried across with the Sikhs of the Guru.

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The faithful, O Nanak, do not wander around begging.

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Such is the Name of the Immaculate Lord.

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Only one who has faith comes to know such a state of mind. ||15||

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The chosen ones, the self-elect, are accepted and approved.

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The chosen ones are honored in the Court of the Lord.

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The chosen ones look beautiful in the courts of kings.

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The chosen ones meditate single-mindedly on the Guru.

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No matter how much anyone tries to explain and describe them,

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the actions of the Creator cannot be counted.

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The mythical bull is Dharma, the son of compassion;

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this is what patiently holds the earth in its place.

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One who understands this becomes truthful.

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What a great load there is on the bull!

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So many worlds beyond this world-so very many!

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What power holds them, and supports their weight?

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The names and the colors of the assorted species of beings

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were all inscribed by the Ever-flowing Pen of God.

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Who knows how to write this account?

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Just imagine what a huge scroll it would take!

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What power! What fascinating beauty!

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And what gifts! Who can know their extent?

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You created the vast expanse of the Universe with One Word!

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Hundreds of thousands of rivers began to flow.

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How can Your Creative Potency be described?

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I cannot even once be a sacrifice to You.

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Whatever pleases You is the only good done,

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You, Eternal and Formless One! ||16||

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Countless meditations, countless loves.

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Countless worship services, countless austere disciplines.

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Countless scriptures, and ritual recitations of the Vedas.

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Countless Yogis, whose minds remain detached from the world.

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