He is ONE - in so many forms

Sardara123 · #1 (**permalink**) 17-Jan-2008, 02:37 AM

gauVI mhlw 5 ]
hir isau jurY q sBu ko mIqu ]
hir isau jurY q inhclu cIqu ]
hir isau jurY n ivAwpY kwV@w ]
hir isau jurY q hoie insqwrw ]1]
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/gurmat-vichaar/19314-he-is-one-so-many-forms.html
ry mn myry qUM hir isau joru ]
kwij quhwrY nwhI horu ]1] rhwau ]
vfy vfy jo dunIAwdwr ]
kwhU kwij nwhI gwvwr ]
hir kw dwsu nIc kulu suxih ]
iqs kY sMig iKn mih auDrih ]2]
koit mjn jw kY suix nwm ]
koit pUjw jw kY hY iDAwn ]
koit puMn suix hir kI bwxI ]
koit Plw gur qy ibiD jwxI ]3]
mn Apuny mih iPir iPir cyq ]
ibnis jwih mwieAw ky hyq ]
hir AibnwsI qumrY sMig ]
mn myry rcu rwm kY rMig ]4]
jw kY kwim auqrY sB BUK ]
jw kY kwim n johih dUq ]
jw kY kwim qyrw vf gmru ]
jw kY kwim hovih qUM Amru ]5]
jw ky cwkr kau nhI fwn ]
jw ky cwkr kau nhI bwn ]
jw kY dPqir puCY n lyKw ]
qw kI cwkrI krhu ibsyKw ]6]
jw kY aUn nwhI kwhU bwq ]
eykih Awip Anykih Bwiq ]
jw kI idRsit hoie sdw inhwl ]
mn myry kir qw kI Gwl ]7]
nw ko cquru nwhI ko mUVw ]
nw ko hIxu nwhI ko sUrw ]
ijqu ko lwieAw iqq hI lwgw ]
so syvku nwnk ijsu Bwgw ]8]6]

Gauree, Fifth Mehl:
When someone attaches himself to the Lord, then everyone is his friend.
When someone attaches himself to the Lord, then his consciousness is steady.
When someone attaches himself to the Lord, he is not afflicted by worries.
When someone attaches himself to the Lord, he is emancipated. ||1||
O my mind, unite yourself with the Lord.
Nothing else is of any use to you. ||1||Pause||
The great and powerful people of the world
are of no use, you fool!
The Lord's slave may be born of humble origins,
but in his company, you shall be saved in an instant. ||2||
Hearing the Naam, the Name of the Lord, is equal to millions of cleansing baths.
Meditating on it is equal to millions of worship ceremonies.
Hearing the Word of the Lord's Bani is equal to giving millions in alms.
To know the way, through the Guru, is equal to millions of rewards. ||3||
Within your mind, over and over again, think of Him,
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=19314
and your love of Maya shall depart.
The Imperishable Lord is always with you.
O my mind, immerse yourself in the Love of the Lord. ||4||
Working for Him, all hunger departs.
Working for Him, the Messenger of Death will not be watching you.
Working for Him, you shall obtain glorious greatness.
Working for Him, you shall become immortal. ||5||
His servant does not suffer punishment.
His servant suffers no loss.
In His Court, His servant does not have to answer for his account.
So serve Him with distinction. ||6||
He is not lacking in anything.
He Himself is One, although He appears in so many forms.
By His Glance of Grace, you shall be happy forever.
So work for Him, O my mind. ||7||
No one is clever, and no one is foolish.
No one is weak, and no one is a hero.
As the Lord attaches someone, so is he attached.
He alone is the Lord's servant, O Nanak, who is so blessed. ||8||6||

Awsw mhlw 1 caupdy ]
ividAw vIcwrI qW praupkwrI ]
jW pMc rwsI qW qIrQ vwsI ]1]
GuMGrU vwjY jy mnu lwgY ]
qau jmu khw kry mo isau AwgY ]1] rhwau ]
Aws inrwsI qau sMinAwsI ]
jW jqu jogI qW kwieAw BogI ]2]
dieAw idgMbru dyh bIcwrI ]
Awip mrY Avrw nh mwrI ]3]
eyku qU hoir vys bhuqyry ]
nwnku jwxY coj n qyry ]4]25]

Aasaa, First Mehl, Chau-Padas:
Contemplate and reflect upon knowledge, and you will become a benefactor to others.
When you conquer the five passions, then you shall come to dwell at the sacred shrine of pilgrimage. ||1||
You shall hear the vibrations of the tinkling bells, when your mind is held steady.
So what can the Messenger of Death do to me hereafter? ||1||Pause||
When you abandon hope and desire, then you become a true Sannyaasi.
When the Yogi practices abstinence, then he enjoys his body. ||2||
Through compassion, the naked hermit reflects upon his inner self.
He slays his own self, instead of slaying others. ||3||
You, O Lord, are the One, but You have so many Forms.
Nanak does not know Your wondrous plays. ||4||25||