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1When the Divine Guru grants His Grace, one looks upon good and bad as the same.

2When the Divine Guru grants His Grace, one has good destiny written on his forehead. ||5||

3When the Divine Guru grants His Grace, the wall of the body is not eroded.

4When the Divine Guru grants His Grace, the temple turns itself towards the mortal.

5When the Divine Guru grants His Grace, one's home is constructed.

6When the Divine Guru grants His Grace, one's bed is lifted up out of the water. ||6||

7When the Divine Guru grants His Grace, one has bathed at the sixty-eight sacred shrines of pilgrimage.

8When the Divine Guru grants His Grace, one's body is stamped with the sacred mark of Vishnu.

9When the Divine Guru grants His Grace, one has performed the twelve devotional services.

10When the Divine Guru grants His Grace, all poison is transformed into fruit. ||7||

11When the Divine Guru grants His Grace, skepticism is shattered.

12When the Divine Guru grants His Grace, one escapes from the Messenger of Death.

13When the Divine Guru grants His Grace, one crosses over the terrifying world-ocean.

14When the Divine Guru grants His Grace, one is not subject to the cycle of reincarnation. ||8||

15When the Divine Guru grants His Grace, one understands the rituals of the eighteen Puraanas.

16When the Divine Guru grants His Grace, it is as if one has made an offering of the eighten loads of vegetation.

17When the Divine Guru grants His Grace, one needs no other place of rest.

18Naam Dayv has entered the Sanctuary of the Guru. ||9||1||2||11||

19Bhairao, The Word Of Ravi Daas Jee, Second House:

20One Universal Creator God. By The Grace Of The True Guru:

21Without seeing something, the yearning for it does not arise.

22Whatever is seen, shall pass away.

23Whoever chants and praises the Naam, the Name of the Lord,

24is the true Yogi, free of desire. ||1||

25When someone utters the Name of the Lord with love,

26it is as if he has touched the philosopher's stone; his sense of duality is eradicated. ||1||Pause||

27He alone is a silent sage, who destroys the duality of his mind.

28Keeping the doors of his body closed, he merges in the Lord of the three worlds.

29Everyone acts according to the inclinations of the mind.

30Attuned to the Creator Lord, one remains free of fear. ||2||

31Plants blossom forth to produce fruit.

32When the fruit is produced, the flowers wither away.

33For the sake of spiritual wisdom, people act and practice rituals.

34When spiritual wisdom wells up, then actions are left behind. ||3||

35For the sake of ghee, wise people churn milk.

36Those who are Jivan-mukta, liberated while yet alive - are forever in the state of Nirvaanaa.

37Says Ravi Daas, O you unfortunate people,

38why not meditate on the Lord with love in your heart? ||4||1||

39Naam Dayv:

40Come, O Lord of beautiful hair,

41wearing the robes of a Sufi Saint. ||Pause||

42Your cap is the realm of the Akaashic ethers; the seven nether worlds are Your sandals.

43The body covered with skin is Your temple; You are so beautiful, O Lord of the World. ||1||

44The fifty-six million clouds are Your gowns, the 16,000 milkmaids are your skirts.

45The eighteen loads of vegetation is Your stick, and all the world is Your plate. ||2||

46The human body is the mosque, and the mind is the priest, who peacefully leads the prayer.

47You are married to Maya, O Formless Lord, and so You have taken form. ||3||

48Performing devotional worship services to You, my cymbals were taken away; unto whom should I complain?

49Naam Dayv's Lord and Master, the Inner-knower, the Searcher of hearts, wanders everywhere; He has no specific home. ||4||1||