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Fall in love, fall deeply in love with the Lord; clinging to the Saadh Sangat, the Company of the Holy, you will be exalted and embellished.
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Those who accept the Word of the Guru as True, totally True, are very dear to my Lord and Master. ||6||
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Because of actions committed in past lives, one comes to love the Name of the Lord, Har, Har, Har.
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By Guru's Grace, you shall obtain the ambrosial essence; sing of this essence, and reflect upon this essence. ||7||
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O Lord, Har, Har, all forms and colors are Yours; O my Beloved, my deep crimson ruby.
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Only that color which You impart, Lord, exists; O Nanak, what can the poor wretched being do? ||8||3||
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In the Sanctuary of the Guru, the Lord God saves and protects us,
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as He protected the elephant, when the crocodile seized it and pulled it into the water; He lifted him up and pulled him out. ||1||Pause||
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God's servants are sublime and exalted; they enshrine faith for Him in their minds.
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Faith and devotion are pleasing to my God's Mind; He saves the honor of His humble servants. ||1||
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The servant of the Lord, Har, Har, is committed to His service; He sees God pervading the entire expanse of the universe.
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He sees the One and only Primal Lord God, who blesses all with His Glance of Grace. ||2||
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God, our Lord and Master, is permeating and pervading all places; He takes care of the whole world as His slave.
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The Merciful Lord Himself mercifully gives His gifts, even to worms in stones. ||3||
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Within the deer is the heavy fragrance of musk, but he is confused and deluded, and he shakes his horns looking for it.
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Wandering, rambling and roaming through the forests and woods, I exhausted myself, and then in my own home, the Perfect Guru saved me. ||4||
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The Word, the Bani is Guru, and Guru is the Bani. Within the Bani, the Ambrosial Nectar is contained.
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If His humble servant believes, and acts according to the Words of the Guru's Bani, then the Guru, in person, emancipates him. ||5||
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All is God, and God is the whole expanse; man eats what he has planted.
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When Dhrishtabudhi tormented the humble devotee Chandrahaans, he only set his own house on fire. ||6||
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God's humble servant longs for Him within his heart; God watches over each breath of His humble servant.
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Mercifully, mercifully, He implants devotion within his humble servant; for his sake, God saves the whole world. ||7||
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God, our Lord and Master, is Himself by Himself; God Himself embellishes the universe.
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O servant Nanak, He Himself is all-pervading; in His Mercy, He Himself emancipates all. ||8||4||
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Grant Your Grace, Lord, and save me,
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as You saved Dropadi from shame when she was seized and brought before the court by the evil villians. ||1||Pause||
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Bless me with Your Grace - I am just a humble beggar of Yours; I beg for a single blessing, O my Beloved.
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I long constantly for the True Guru. Lead me to meet the Guru, O Lord, that I may be exalted and embellished. ||1||
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The actions of the faithless cynic are like the churning of water; he churns, constantly churning only water.
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Joining the Sat Sangat, the True Congregation, the supreme status is obtained; the butter is produced, and eaten with delight. ||2||
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He may constantly and continually wash his body; he may constantly rub, clean and polish his body.
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