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1Let everyone proclaim: Blessed is the Guru, the True Guru, the Guru, the True Guru; meeting Him, the Lord covers their faults and deficiencies. ||7||

2Shalok, Fourth Mehla:

3The sacred pool of devotional worship is filled to the brim and overflowing in torrents.

4Those who obey the True Guru, O servant Nanak, are very fortunate - they find it. ||1||

5Fourth Mehla:

6The Names of the Lord, Har, Har, are countless. The Glorious Virtues of the Lord, Har, Har, cannot be described.

7The Lord, Har, Har, is Inaccessible and Unfathomable; how can the humble servants of the Lord be united in His Union?

8Those humble beings meditate and chant the Praises of the Lord, Har, Har, but they do not attain even a tiny bit of His Worth.

9O servant Nanak, the Lord God is Inaccessible; the Lord has attached me to His Robe, and united me in His Union. ||2||

10Pauree:

11The Lord is Inaccessible and Unfathomable. How will I see the Blessed Vision of the Lord's Darshan?

12If He were a material object, then I could describe Him, but He has no form or feature.

13Understanding comes only when the Lord Himself gives understanding; only such a humble being sees it.

14The Sat Sangat, the True Congregation of the True Guru, is the school of the soul, where the Glorious Virtues of the Lord are studied.

15Blessed, blessed is the tongue, blessed is the hand, and blessed is the Teacher, the True Guru; meeting Him, the Account of the Lord is written. ||8||

16Shalok, Fourth Mehla:

17The Name of the Lord, Har, Har, is Ambrosial Nectar. Meditate on the Lord, with love for the True Guru.

18The Name of the Lord, Har, Har is Sacred and Pure. Chanting it and listening to it, pain is taken away.

19They alone worship and adore the Lord's Name, upon whose foreheads such pre-ordained destiny is written.

20Those humble beings are honored in the Court of the Lord; the Lord comes to abide in their minds.

21O servant Nanak, their faces are radiant. They listen to the Lord; their minds are filled with love. ||1||

22Fourth Mehla:

23The Name of the Lord, Har, Har, is the greatest treasure. The Gurmukhs obtain it.

24The True Guru comes to meet those who have such pre-ordained destiny written upon their foreheads.

25Their bodies and minds are cooled and soothed; peace and tranquility come to dwell in their minds.

26O Nanak, chanting the Name of the Lord, Har, Har, all poverty and pain is dispelled. ||2||

27Pauree:

28I am a sacrifice, forever and ever, to those who have seen my Beloved True Guru.

29They alone meet my True Guru, who have such pre-ordaind destiny written upon their foreheads.

30I meditate on the Inaccessible Lord, according to the Guru's Teachings; God has no form or feature.

31Those who follow the Guru's Teachings and meditate on the Inaccessible Lord, merge with their Lord and Master and become one with Him.

32Let everyone proclaim out loud, the Name of the Lord, the Lord, the Lord; the profit of devotional worship of the Lord is blessed and sublime. ||9||

33Shalok, Fourth Mehla:

34The Lord's Name is permeating and pervading all. Repeat the Name of the Lord, Raam, Raam.

35The Lord is in the home of each and every soul. God created this play with its various colors and forms.

36The Lord, the Life of the World, dwells near at hand. The Guru, my Friend, has made this clear.

source: Sri Guru Granth Sahib · BaniDB