From the sound of thy horn a melody shall thus be produced which day and night shall fill thee with music.

In everything is Thy light contained, O God, and many and various are its colours.

Saith Nanak, hear, Jogi Bharthari, the Primal God is the sole object of my love.[1]

During his residence in Batala the Guru composed the Sidh Gosht, a treatise from which the Jogis are said to have derived spiritual consolation.

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