The Righteous Judge of Dharma strikes them over the heads with his staff, and when the fruits of their actions come into their hands, then they regret and repent. ||2||

Save me, save me, Lord; I am Your humble servant, a mere worm. I seek the Protection of Your Sanctuary, O Primal Lord, Cherisher and Nourisher.

Please bless me with the Blessed Vision of the Saint's Darshan, that I may find peace. O God, please fulfill the desires of Your humble servant. ||3||

You are the All-powerful, Great, Primal God, my Lord and Master. O Lord, please bless me with the gift of humility.

Servant Nanak has found the Naam, the Name of the Lord, and is at peace; I am forever a sacrifice to the Naam. ||4||2||

Soohee, Fourth Mehl:

The Lord's Name is the Love of the Lord. The Lord's Love is the permanent color.

When the Guru is totally satisfied and pleased, He colors us with the Lord's Love; this color shall never fade away. ||1||

Section 19 - Raag Soohee - Part 005

O my mind, enshrine love for the Name of the Lord.

The Guru, satisfied and pleased, taught me about the Lord, and my Sovereign Lord King met with me at once. ||1||Pause||

The self-willed manmukh is like the ignorant bride, who comes and goes again and again in reincarnation.

The Lord God does not come into her consciousness, and her mind is stuck in the love of duality. ||2||

I am full of filth, and I practice evil deeds; O Lord, save me, be with me, merge me into Your Being!

The Guru has bathed me in the pool of Ambrosial Nectar, and all my dirty sins and mistakes have been washed away. ||3||

O Lord God, Merciful to the meek and the poor, please unite me with the Sat Sangat, the True Congregation.

Joining the Sangat, servant Nanak has obtained the Lord's Love; my mind and body are drenched in it. ||4||3||

Soohee, Fourth Mehl:

One who chants the Name of the Lord, Har, Har, while constantly practicing deception, shall never become pure of heart.

He may perform all sorts of rituals, night and day, but he shall not find peace, even in dreams. ||1||

O wise ones, without the Guru, there is no devotional worship.

The untreated cloth does not take up the dye, no matter how much everyone may wish it. ||1||Pause||

The self-willed manmukh may perform chants, meditations, austere self-discipline, fasts and devotional worship, but his sickness does not go away.

Deep within him is the sickness of excessive egotism; in the love of duality he is ruined. ||2||

Outwardly, he wears religious robes and he is very clever, but his mind wanders in the ten directions.

Engrossed in ego, he does not remember the Word of the Shabad; over and over again, he is reincarnated. ||3||