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How rare are those who contemplate this spiritual wisdom.

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Through this, the supreme state of liberation is attained. ||1||Pause||

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The night is in the day, and the day is in the night. The same is true of hot and cold.

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No one else knows His state and extent; without the Guru, this is not understood. ||2||

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The female is in the male, and the male is in the female. Understand this, O God-realized being!

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The meditation is in the music, and knowledge is in meditation. Become Gurmukh, and speak the Unspoken Speech. ||3||

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The Light is in the mind, and the mind is in the Light. The Guru brings the five senses together, like brothers.

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Nanak is forever a sacrifice to those who enshrine love for the One Word of the Shabad. ||4||9||

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Raamkalee, First Mehl:

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When the Lord God showered His Mercy,

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egotism was eradicated from within me.

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That humble servant who contemplates the Word of the Guru's Shabad, is very dear to the Lord. ||1||

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That humble servant of the Lord is pleasing to his Lord God;

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day and night, he performs devotional worship, day and night. Disregarding his own honor, he sings the Glorious Praises of the Lord. ||1||Pause||

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The unstruck melody of the sound current resonates and resounds;

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my mind is appeased by the subtle essence of the Lord.

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Through the Perfect Guru, I am absorbed in Truth.

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Through the Guru, I have found the Lord, the Primal Being. ||2||

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Gurbani is the sound current of the Naad, the Vedas, everything.

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My mind is attuned to the Lord of the Universe.

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He is my sacred shrine of pilgrimage, fasting and austere self-discipline.

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The Lord saves, and carries across, those who meet with the Guru. ||3||

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One whose self-conceit is gone, sees his fears run away.

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That servant grasps the Guru's feet.

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The Guru, the True Guru, has expelled my doubts.

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Says Nanak, I have merged into the Word of the Shabad. ||4||10||

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Raamkalee, First Mehl:

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He runs around, begging for clothes and food.

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He burns with hunger and corruption, and will suffer in the world hereafter.

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He does not follow the Guru's Teachings; through his evil-mindedness, he loses his honor.

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Only through the Guru's Teachings will such a person become devoted. ||1||

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The way of the Yogi is to dwell in the celestial home of bliss.

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He looks impartially, equally upon all. He receives the charity of the Lord's Love, and the Word of the Shabad, and so he is satisfied. ||1||Pause||

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The five bulls, the senses, pull the wagon of the body around.

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By the Lord's power, one's honor is preserved.

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But when the axle breaks, the wagon falls and crashes.

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It falls apart, like a pile of logs. ||2||

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Contemplate the Word of the Guru's Shabad, Yogi.

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Look upon pain and pleasure as one and the same, sorrow and separation.

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Let your food be contemplative meditation upon the Naam, the Name of the Lord, and the Word of the Guru's Shabad.

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Your wall shall be permanent, by meditating on the Formless Lord. ||3||

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Wear the loin-cloth of poise, and be free of entanglements.

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The Guru's Word shall release you from sexual desire and anger.

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In your mind, let your ear-rings be the Sanctuary of the Guru, the Lord.

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O Nanak, worshipping the Lord in deep devotion, the humble are carried across. ||4||11||

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