164 : 613
The Sannyaasee smears his body with ashes;

164 : 614
renouncing other men's women, he practices celibacy.

164 : 615
I am just a fool, Lord; I place my hopes in You! ||2||

164 : 616
The Kh'shaatriya acts bravely, and is recognized as a warrior.

164 : 617
The Shoodra and the Vaisha work and slave for others;

164 : 618
I am just a fool - I am saved by the Lord's Name. ||3||

164 : 619
The entire Universe is Yours; You Yourself permeate and pervade it.

164 : 620
O Nanak, the Gurmukhs are blessed with glorious greatness.

164 : 621
I am blind - I have taken the Lord as my Support. ||4||1||39||

164 : 622
Gauree Gwaarayree, Fourth Mehl:

164 : 623
The Speech of the Lord is the most sublime speech, free of any attributes.

164 : 624
Vibrate on it, meditate on it, and join the Saadh Sangat, the Company of the Holy.

164 : 625
Cross over the terrifying world-ocean, listening to the Unspoken Speech of the Lord. ||1||

164 : 626
O Lord of the Universe, unite me with the Sat Sangat, the True Congregation.

164 : 627
My tongue savors the sublime essence of the Lord, singing the Lord's Glorious Praises. ||1||Pause||

164 : 628
Those humble beings who meditate on the Name of the Lord, Har, Har

164 : 629
- please make me the slave of their slaves, Lord.

164 : 630
Serving Your slaves is the ultimate good deed. ||2||

164 : 631
One who chants the Speech of the Lord

164 : 632
- that humble servant is pleasing to my conscious mind.

164 : 633
Those who are blessed with great good fortune obtain the dust of the feet of the humble. ||3||

164 : 634
Those who are blessed with such pre-ordained destiny are in love with the humble Saints.

164 : 635
Those humble beings, O Nanak, are absorbed in the Naam, the Name of the Lord. ||4||2||40||

164 : 636
Gauree Gwaarayree, Fourth Mehl:

164 : 637
The mother loves to see her son eat.

164 : 638
The fish loves to bathe in the water.

164 : 639
The True Guru loves to place food in the mouth of His GurSikh. ||1||

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164 : 640
If only I could meet those humble servants of the Lord, O my Beloved.

164 : 641
Meeting with them, my sorrows depart. ||1||Pause||

164 : 642
As the cow shows her love to her strayed calf when she finds it,

164 : 643
and as the bride shows her love for her husband when he returns home,

164 : 644
so does the Lord's humble servant love to sing the Praises of the Lord. ||2||

164 : 645
The rainbird loves the rainwater, falling in torrents;

164 : 646
the king loves to see his wealth on display.

164 : 647
The humble servant of the Lord loves to meditate on the Formless Lord. ||3||

164 : 648
The mortal man loves to accumulate wealth and property.

164 : 649
The GurSikh loves to meet and embrace the Guru.

164 : 650
Servant Nanak loves to kiss the feet of the Holy. ||4||3||41||

164 : 651
Gauree Gwaarayree, Fourth Mehl:

164 : 652
The beggar loves to receive charity from the wealthy landlord.

164 : 653
The hungry person loves to eat food.

164 : 654
The GurSikh loves to find satisfaction by meeting the Guru. ||1||

164 : 655
O Lord, grant me the Blessed Vision of Your Darshan; I place my hopes in You, Lord.

164 : 656
Shower me with Your Mercy, and fulfill my longing. ||1||Pause||

164 : 657
The song-bird loves the sun shining in her face.

164 : 658
Meeting her Beloved, all her pains are left behind.

164 : 659
The GurSikh loves to gaze upon the Face of the Guru. ||2||

164 : 660
The calf loves to suck its mother's milk;

164 : 661
its heart blossoms forth upon seeing its mother.

164 : 662
The GurSikh loves to gaze upon the Face of the Guru. ||3||

164 : 663
All other loves and emotional attachment to Maya are false.

164 : 664
They shall pass away, like false and transitory decorations.

164 : 665
Servant Nanak is fulfilled, through the Love of the True Guru. ||4||4||42||

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