He finds peace in this world, and his face is radiant in the world hereafter; his comings and goings are finished.

He becomes fearless, and his heart is filled with the Naam, the Name of the Lord; his mind is pleasing to the True Guru. ||3||

Standing up and sitting down, he sings the Glorious Praises of the Lord; his pain, sorrow and doubt are dispelled.

Says Nanak, his karma is perfect; his mind is attached to the Guru's feet. ||4||10||21||

Sorat'h, Fifth Mehl:

Forsaking the jewel, he is attached to the shell; nothing will come of it.

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O my mind, meditate forever on the Perfect, Supreme Lord God, the Transcendent Lord. ||1||

Meditate in remembrance on the Name of the Lord, Har, Har, O mortal.

Your frail body shall perish, you ignorant fool. ||Pause||

Illusions and dream-objects possess nothing of greatness.

Without meditating on the Lord, nothing succeeds, and nothing will go along with you. ||2||

Acting in egotism and pride, his life passes away, and he does nothing for his soul.

Wandering and wandering all around, he is never satisfied; he does not remember the Name of the Lord. ||3||

Intoxicated with the taste of corruption, cruel pleasures and countless sins, he is consigned to the cycle of reincarnation.

Nanak offers his prayer to God, to eradicate his demerits. ||4||11||22||

Sorat'h, Fifth Mehl:

Sing the Glorious Praises of the Perfect, Imperishable Lord, and the poison of sexual desire and anger shall be burnt away.

You shall cross over the awesome, arduous ocean of fire, in the Saadh Sangat, the Company of the Holy. ||1||

The Perfect Guru has dispelled the darkness of doubt.

Remember God with love and devotion; He is near at hand. ||Pause||

Drink in the sublime essence, the treasure of the Name of the Lord, Har, Har, and your mind and body shall remain satisfied.

The Transcendent Lord is totally permeating and pervading everywhere; where would He come from, and where would He go? ||2||

One whose mind is filled with the Lord, is a person of meditation, penance, self-restraint and spiritual wisdom, and a knower of reality.

The Gurmukh obtains the jewel of the Naam; his efforts come to perfect fruition. ||3||

All his struggles, sufferings and pains are dispelled, and the noose of death is cut away from him.

Says Nanak, God has extended His Mercy, and so his mind and body blossom forth. ||4||12||23||

Sorat'h, Fifth Mehl:

God is the Doer, the Cause of causes, the Great Giver; God is the Supreme Lord and Master.

The Merciful Lord created all beings; God is the Inner-knower, the Searcher of hearts. ||1||

My Guru is Himself my friend and support.

I am in celestial peace, bliss, joy, pleasure and wondrous glory. ||Pause||