The True Lord Himself reveals His Glorious Virtues.

He Himself is celibate, chaste and contented; He Himself is the Doer of deeds. ||1||

He who created the creation, beholds what He has created.

No one can erase the Inscription of the True Lord.

He Himself is the Doer, the Cause of causes; He Himself is the One who bestows glorious greatness. ||2||

The five thieves cause the fickle consciousness to waver.

It looks into the homes of others, but does not search its own home.

The body-village crumbles into dust; without the Word of the Shabad, one's honor is lost. ||3||

One who realizes the Lord through the Guru, comprehends the three worlds.

He subdues his desires, and struggles with his mind.

Those who serve You, become just like You; O Fearless Lord, You are their best friend from infancy. ||4||

You Yourself are the heavenly realms, this world and the nether regions of the underworld.

You Yourself are the embodiment of light, forever young.

With matted hair, and a horrible, dreadful form, still, You have no form or feature. ||5||

The Vedas and the Bible do not know the mystery of God.

He has no mother, father, child or brother.

He created all the mountains, and levels them again; the Unseen Lord cannot be seen. ||6||

I have grown weary of making so many friends.

No one can rid me of my sins and mistakes.

God is the Supreme Lord and Master of all the angels and mortal beings; blessed with His Love, their fear is dispelled. ||7||

He puts back on the Path those who have wandered and strayed.

You Yourself make them stray, and You teach them again.

I cannot see anything except the Name. Through the Name comes salvation and merit. ||8||

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The Ganges, the Jamunaa where Krishna played, Kaydar Naat'h,

Benares, Kanchivaram, Puri, Dwaarkaa,

Ganga Saagar where the Ganges empties into the ocean, Trivaynee where the three rivers come together, and the sixty-eight sacred shrines of pilgrimage, are all merged in the Lord's Being. ||9||

He Himself is the Siddha, the seeker, in meditative contemplation.

He Himself is the King and the Council.

God Himself, the wise Judge, sits on the throne; He takes away doubt, duality and fear. ||10||

He Himself is the Qazi; He Himself is the Mullah.

He Himself is infallible; He never makes mistakes.

He Himself is the Giver of Grace, compassion and honor; He is no one's enemy. ||11||

Whoever He forgives, He blesses with glorious greatness.

He is the Giver of all; He does not have even an iota of greed.

The Immaculate Lord is all pervading, permeating everywhere, both hidden and manifest. ||12||

How can I praise the inaccessible, infinite Lord?

The True Creator Lord is the Enemy of ego.