Nanak has obtained the treasure of the Naam.

Chanting and meditating on the Lord, the whole world is saved. ||4||12||

Bhairao, Fifth Mehl:

God hugs His slave close in His Embrace.

He throws the slanderer into the fire. ||1||

The Lord saves His servants from the sinners.

No one can save the sinner. The sinner is destroyed by his own actions. ||1||Pause||

The Lord's slave is in love with the Dear Lord.

The slanderer loves something else. ||2||

The Supreme Lord God has revealed His Innate Nature.

The evil-doer obtains the fruits of his own actions. ||3||

God does not come or go; He is All-pervading and permeating.

Slave Nanak seeks the Sanctuary of the Lord. ||4||13||

Raag Bhairao, Fifth Mehl, Chaupadas, Second House:

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

The Fascinating Lord, the Creator of all, the Formless Lord, is the Giver of Peace.

You have abandoned this Lord, and you serve another. Why are you intoxicated with the pleasures of corruption? ||1||

O my mind, meditate on the Lord of the Universe.

I have seen all other sorts of efforts; whatever you can think of, will only bring failure. ||1||Pause||

The blind, ignorant, self-willed manmukhs forsake their Lord and Master, and dwell on His slave Maya.

They slander those who worship their Lord; they are like beasts, without a Guru. ||2||

Soul, life, body and wealth all belong to God, but the faithless cynics claim that they own them.

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They are proud and arrogant, evil-minded and filthy; without the Guru, they are reincarnated into the terrifying world-ocean. ||3||

Through burnt offerings, charitable feasts, ritualistic chants, penance, all sorts of austere self-discipline and pilgrimages to sacred shrines and rivers, they do not find God.

Self-conceit is only erased when one seeks the Lord's Sanctuary and becomes Gurmukh; O Nanak, he crosses over the world-ocean. ||4||1||14||

Bhairao, Fifth Mehl:

I have seen Him in the woods, and I have seen Him in the fields. I have seen Him in the household, and in renunciation.

I have seen Him as a Yogi carrying His staff, as a Yogi with matted hair, fasting, making vows, and visiting sacred shrines of pilgrimage. ||1||

I have seen Him in the Society of the Saints, and within my own mind.

In the sky, in the nether regions of the underworld, and in everything, He is pervading and permeating. With love and joy, I sing His Glorious Praises. ||1||Pause||

I have seen Him among the Yogis, the Sannyaasees, the celibates, the wandering hermits and the wearers of patched coats.

I have seen Him among the men of severe self-discipline, the silent sages, the actors, dramas and dances. ||2||