Shri Guru Granth Sahib
Raag Bilaaval

As the leaves of the water lily float free in the water, says Ravi Daas, so is their life in the world. ||3||2||

The Word Of Sadhana, Raag Bilaaval:

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

For a king's daughter, a man disguised himself as Vishnu.

He did it for sexual exploitation, and for selfish motives, but the Lord protected his honor. ||1||

What is Your value, O Guru of the world, if You will not erase the karma of my past actions?

Why seek safety from a lion, if one is to be eaten by a jackal? ||1||Pause||

For the sake of a single rain-drop, the rainbird suffers in pain.

When its breath of life is gone, even an ocean is of no use to it. ||2||

Now, my life has grown weary, and I shall not last much longer; how can I be patient?

If I drown and die, and then a boat comes along, tell me, how shall I climb aboard? ||3||

I am nothing, I have nothing, and nothing belongs to me.

Now, protect my honor; Sadhana is Your humble servant. ||4||1||

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