Sukhmani Sahib - Eng-Rom-Gurm - Raj Karega Khalsa Network
Sukhmani Sahib - Eng-Rom-Gurm - Raj Karega Khalsa Network Sukhmani Sahib - Eng-Rom-Gurm - Raj Karega Khalsa Network
Aink rMg nwnw idRstwih ] anik rang naanaa daristaahi. although they appear in so many various colors. nau iniD AMimRqu pRB kw nwmu ] na-o niDh amrit parabh kaa naam. The nine treasures are in the Ambrosial Name of God. dyhI mih ies kw ibsRwmu ] dayhee meh is kaa bisraam. Within the human body is its place of rest. suMn smwiD Anhq qh nwd ] sunn samaaDh anhat tah naad. The Deepest Samaadhi, and the unstruck sound current of the Naad are there. khnu n jweI Acrj ibsmwd ] kahan na jaa-ee achraj bismaad. The wonder and marvel of it cannot be described. iqin dyiKAw ijsu Awip idKwey ] tin daykhi-aa jis aap dikhaa-ay. He alone sees it, unto whom God Himself reveals it. nwnk iqsu jn soJI pwey ]1] naanak tis jan sojhee paa-ay. ||1|| O Nanak, that humble being understands. ||1|| so AMqir so bwhir Anµq ] so antar so baahar anant. The Infinite Lord is inside, and outside as well. Git Git ibAwip rihAw BgvMq ] ghat ghat bi-aap rahi-aa bhagvant. Deep within each and every heart, the Lord God is pervading.
Drin mwih Awkws pieAwl ] Dharan maahi aakaas pa-i-aal. In the earth, in the Akaashic ethers, and in the nether regions of the underworld srb lok pUrn pRiqpwl ] sarab lok pooran partipaal. - in all worlds, He is the Perfect Cherisher. bin iqin prbiq hY pwrbRhmu ] ban tin parbat hai paarbarahm. In the forests, fields and mountains, He is the Supreme Lord God. jYsI AwigAw qYsw krmu ] jaisee aagi-aa taisaa karam. As He orders, so do His creatures act. paux pwxI bYsMqr mwih ] pa-un paanee baisantar maahi. He permeates the winds and the waters. cwir kuMt dh idsy smwih ] chaar kunt dah disay samaahi. He is pervading in the four corners and in the ten directions. iqs qy iBMn nhI ko Twau ] tis tay bhinn nahee ko thaa-o. Without Him, there is no place at all. gur pRswid nwnk suKu pwau ]2] gur parsaad naanak sukh paa-o. ||2|| By Guru's Grace, O Nanak, peace is obtained. ||2|| byd purwn isMimRiq mih dyKu ] bayd puraan simrit meh daykh. See Him in the Vedas, the Puraanas and the Simritees.
- Page 157 and 158: mwrY n rwKY Avru n koie ] maarai na
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- Page 171 and 172: iehu Dnu sMchu hovhu BgvMq ] ih Dha
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- Page 203 and 204: wm nwm qqu krhu bIcwru ] raam naam
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Aink rMg nwnw idRstwih ]<br />
anik rang naanaa daristaahi.<br />
although they appear in so many various colors.<br />
nau iniD AMimRqu pRB kw nwmu ]<br />
na-o niDh amrit parabh kaa naam.<br />
The nine treasures are in the Ambrosial Name of God.<br />
dyhI mih ies kw ibsRwmu ]<br />
dayhee meh is kaa bisraam.<br />
Within the human body is its place of rest.<br />
suMn smwiD Anhq qh nwd ]<br />
sunn samaaDh anhat tah naad.<br />
The Deepest Samaadhi, and the unstruck sound current of the Naad<br />
are there.<br />
khnu n jweI Acrj ibsmwd ]<br />
kahan na jaa-ee achraj bismaad.<br />
The wonder and marvel of it cannot be described.<br />
iqin dyiKAw ijsu Awip idKwey ]<br />
tin daykhi-aa jis aap dikhaa-ay.<br />
He alone sees it, unto whom God Himself reveals it.<br />
nwnk iqsu jn soJI pwey ]1]<br />
naanak tis jan sojhee paa-ay. ||1||<br />
O Nanak, that humble being understands. ||1||<br />
so AMqir so bwhir Anµq ]<br />
so antar so baahar anant.<br />
The Infinite Lord is inside, and outside as well.<br />
Git Git ibAwip rihAw BgvMq ]<br />
ghat ghat bi-aap rahi-aa bhagvant.<br />
Deep within each and every heart, the Lord God is pervading.