Sat Shabad Hae Guru Hamara (Braham Prakash)

sat shabad hae guru hamārā (braham prakāsh)

Pir Shams · 150 verses

Verse 1

(Selected Verses) Sat sabad hae gurū hamārā, Tāko lakhe na yo sansārā

English meaning: The true word is my spiritual guide; this world does not recognize it.

Verse 2

Sat sabadkā karo vichārā, Pīr shāhā kahoji vāramvārā

English meaning: Contemplate upon the tru e word; remember the name of Pir Shah time and again (or repeatedly).

Verse 3

Partham dhiān rasnāsūṅ kije, Nisdin pīr shāhā pīr shāhā bhaṇije

English meaning: Firstly remember with the tongue; say Pir Shah Pir Shah night and day.

Verse 4

Tin mās rasnā vich raheā, Pichhe nām brahm so kaheā

English meaning: For three months it remained on the tongue; then the Name was said from within.

Verse 5

Nām let bhaeā prem parkāsā, Tab upajeā man visvāsā

English meaning: Immediately upon taking the Name love was manifest; at that time conviction came in the heart.

Verse 6

Kaho prem lakhsh kesāre bhāi, Gupta bhed kahūṅ parghaṭ batāi

English meaning: Say what is the sign of love? I am unfolding a hidden mystery.

Verse 7

Gadgad laheri premki uṭhe, Tāṅ vich siri mukhki chhūṭe

English meaning: A ripple of love rises; in this condition a sweet stream flows from the mouth.

Verse 8

Hot galgali sukhme agāi, Tāṅ vich manvā raheā samāi

English meaning: He moves forward in the satisfaction of inner happiness; his heart remains immersed in it.

Verse 9

Chale traṭ jāṅhā premki dhārā, Pivat prem hovat matvārā

English meaning: Where the stream of love flows, he drinks love and gets intoxicated with it. Brahm Prakash with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali

Verse 10

Brahm Prakash Transliteration and TranslationSource: Collection of Granth Brahm Prakash, Vaek Moto, Vel Vaekji, Bavan Bodh, So Kriya and Sahi Samarani with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali Chhaki kar bakiā anbhe bāni, Dūr poṅhocheki yehi nishāni

English meaning: In the state of intoxication he talks fearlessly; this is the sign of having reached far ahead.

Verse 11

Brahm sukhki kāhā kahūṅ vaḍāi, Mahima adhik kahi nav jāi

English meaning: What can I say of the greatness of spiritual happiness? Its status is so high that nothing more can be said or whatever has been said, nothing more can be added.

Verse 12

Pothi patrā vāṅchi sunāve, Vā sukhki gati ve nahīṅ pāve

English meaning: Those who read big books for others cannot obtain the secret of this happiness.

Verse 13

Jaṭā juṭh kahāve bhagvānā, Ve sukh unte raheā chhānā

English meaning: Those who grow their hai r and call themselves God (or deity), this happiness remained concealed from them.

Verse 14

Jati rākh matā khāli raheā, Vā sukhkā ranj bhed na laheā

English meaning: Those who rubbed ash and became ascetic, but remained empty of intellect, did not have the slightest knowledge of the secret of this happiness.

Verse 15

Jogi hoke jugti na pāi, Unte ve sukh raheā samāi

English meaning: Those who became ascetic but did not know the method of worship, this happiness remained concealed or away from them.

Verse 16

Jangam nisdin visvās dhiāve, Vā sukhko kabahu na pāve

English meaning: The ascetic who faithfully obeys day and night, he too can never obtain this happiness.

Verse 17

Jindā hokar jad nahīṅ darse, Kaho vāhā sukhko kaese parse

English meaning: He who became an ascetic but does not experience ecstasy, how can he feel that happiness?

Verse 18

Aḍsaṭh tiratha deh navāi, Ve sukhki ve khabar na pāi

English meaning: Whoever went to sixty-eight places of pilgrimage and bathed his body, he too could not know of that happiness. Brahm Prakash with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali

Verse 19

Brahm Prakash Transliteration and TranslationSource: Collection of Granth Brahm Prakash, Vaek Moto, Vel Vaekji, Bavan Bodh, So Kriya and Sahi Samarani with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali Khaṭ karam trapan kare āchārā, Ve sukh unte raheā niārā

English meaning: Whoever performs six kinds of deeds and other religious rites, that happiness remained away from them.

Verse 20

Dudhā dhāri nāgā muni, Vā sukh pāṅkhe kāeā suni

English meaning: The body of the nude hermit who lives only upon (drinking) milk, is also hollow without that happiness.

Verse 21

Pathrā puje ghanṭ bajāve, Vā sukhkūṅ sapne nahīṅ pāve

English meaning: Those who worship stones and ring bells, they cannot obtain that satisfaction even in their dreams.

Verse 22

Gāe vajāḍe toḍe tānā, Vā sukhkā ve mul na jānā

English meaning: Those who sing, play music and wind up tunes, they too could not know the essence of that happiness.

Verse 23

Bahutā dekhe bāndhe pothā, Vā sukh pāṅkhe rahe gaeā thothā

English meaning: Those who roam around carrying books to show (off to) others, they too remained hollow without that happiness.

Verse 24

Sab gināni mil paḍhi paḍhi phūlā, Vā sukhkā vae mārag bhūlā

English meaning: All the sages read jointly and are overjoyed, but they too have forgotten the path of (or have gone astray from) that happiness.

Verse 25

Jaḍi buṭi kari dehe jivāve, Vā sukhkū kabahū na pāve

English meaning: Those who eat medicinal herbs for the survival of their body, they too can never obtain that satisfaction.

Verse 26

Bahutā karie okhad pāni, Vā sukhki ve jugti na jāni

English meaning: Those who gather peopl e and called themselves presiding monks (great sages), they too did not obtain the truth of that happiness. Brahm Prakash with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali

Verse 27

Brahm Prakash Transliteration and TranslationSource: Collection of Granth Brahm Prakash, Vaek Moto, Vel Vaekji, Bavan Bodh, So Kriya and Sahi Samarani with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali Bahutā nāṭak chiṭak karie, Vā sukh pāṅkhe peṭ hi bharie

English meaning: Even after much medical treatment they could not learn the method of the happiness.

Verse 28

Jantra mantrakā kare pasārā, Ve sukh unte raheā niārā

English meaning: They perform many play s but instead of obtaining that happiness only satiate their stomachs.

Verse 29

Manḍhli bāndhi mahant kilāyā, Va sukhkā ve matā na pāeā

English meaning: They perform many ma gical charms but that happiness remained away from them.

Verse 30

Koṭi jagan asva medh karāve, Vā sukhkā vae dhām na pāve

English meaning: Those who perform hundre ds of millions of rituals of sacrifice of horses, they too do not know the whereabouts of that happiness.

Verse 31

Jivat deh kheh vich dāṭi, Vā sukhki vae bhūlā ghāṭi

English meaning: Those who buried their bodi es in the earth while alive, they too strayed from the path of that happiness.

Verse 32

Nar savādi hoi kand khaḍi khāeā, Va sukhkā ve savād na pāeā

English meaning: Those who gave up the tas te of the tongue and ate medicinal herbs, they too could not have the taste of that happiness.

Verse 33

Guphā banāi rahe bhū māṅhi, Vae bhi e sukh pāeā nāṅhi

English meaning: Those who made caves and lived inside the earth, they too could not obtain that happiness.

Verse 34

Orat girath doe rākhe goṭā, Vā sukh pāṅkhe sādhan khoṭā

English meaning: Those who are busy in remaining suspended in the air or in remaining buried in the earth, without that happiness all these endeavors are false.

Verse 35

Kāsime jāi karvat linā, Vā sukhkūṅ vae rati na chinā

English meaning: Those who burn their bodies in fire while alive, from them too the facts of this happiness remained away. Brahm Prakash with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali

Verse 36

Brahm Prakash Transliteration and TranslationSource: Collection of Granth Brahm Prakash, Vaek Moto, Vel Vaekji, Bavan Bodh, So Kriya and Sahi Samarani with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali Jai hemāle gāle gudā, Vā sukhmāṅe ve nāhi budā

English meaning: Those who go to Kashi and sit beneath the saw, they too did not have the slightest understanding of that happiness.

Verse 37

Jivat deh agan māṅhe jāri, Vā sukhki bātā unse niāri

English meaning: Those who go to the Hima layas and dissolve their bones; they too could not drown in that happiness.

Verse 38

Paḍe sur hoi khanḍ vikhanḍā, Ve sukh unthi raheā unḍā

English meaning: Those who become hermits and roamed from one region to another, that happiness remained away from their reach.

Verse 39

Kiyā savāgi aru kiyā sansārā Ek nām bhajan bin vae sukh niārā

English meaning: What to mention the histri onic (or actor) and the worldly, without taking (that) one Name, that happiness remained away from them.

Verse 40

An miliāki jugti banāi, Ab miliāki kahūṅ samjāi

English meaning: Those who did not obtain that happiness, their reality has been revealed. Now the truth about those who have obtained this satisfaction will be revealed.

Verse 41

Siv sanakaadik ve such paaeaa; Aavaa gaman bod nahi aaeaa

Verse 42

Sukh dev viaas mile sukh maa(n)hi; Fir choraasi aave naa(n)hi

Verse 43

Dhru pelaaj ve sukh mileaa; Choraasikaa ba(n)dhan taliaa

Verse 44

Daas Kabir guru raamaana(n)dhaa; Vaa sukhasu(n) mili kiaa aana(n)dhaa

Verse 45

Vaa sukhasu(n) mili raheaa naamaa; taakaa nisache sareaa kaamaa

Verse 46

Pipaa dhanaa aur roidaas; vaa sukhasu(n) mili kiaa vichaaraa

Verse 47

Aur naanaksaane paaeaa; Ek naam nisache kari dhiaaeaa

Verse 48

visan surajan maadhavi daasaa; vaa sukh maa(n)e vae kiaa vaasaa

Verse 49

Daadu rajabh parasaa giaani; vae sukhasu(n) mileaa nij dhiaani

Verse 50

Ra(n)kaa va(n)kaa kaalu kubhaa; Vaa sukhamaa vaebhi dubaa

Verse 51

Kitaa gat te sajanaa senaa; Vaa sukhamaa(n)e vaebhi enaa

Verse 52

Agar kilajan tulasi paaeaa; Vaebhi vaa sukhamaa(n)e samaaeaa

Verse 53

Daas moraari malukaa ja(n)gi; Vaebhi thaa vaa sukhakaa sa(n)gi

Verse 54

Haridaas baajidhi bichaaraa; Vaebhi mil gaeaa sukhaki dhaaraa

Verse 55

Vae sukh isari tubhari paaeaa; Naam let ek manavaa samaaeaa

Verse 56

Tatav vemaa khoji aru tiaagi; ve sukhasu(n) miliaa vad bhaagi

Verse 57

Vaa sukh gorakh nisache paaeaa; Jugati jaani kari jogi kamaaeaa

Verse 58

Gopicha(n)dh bhadathari yogi; vaebhi thaa vae sukhakaa bhogi

Verse 59

Sukhasu(n) miliaa jetaa kahiaa; Abhi miliaakaa a(n)t na lahiaa

Verse 60

Asakh jug vich nām hi dhiāeā, Vae sab hi sukh māṅhi samāeā

English meaning: In countless eras people re membered that Name; all of them were immersed within that satisfaction.

Verse 61

Ab chhe mās dhiān harde raheā, Sukham ek nām nij kaheā

English meaning: For six months contempl ation remained in the heart and remembered only that one delighting Name.

Verse 62

Ek din achambhā bhaeā, Seheje dhiān nābhikūṅ gaeā

English meaning: One day a strange thing happened; that contemplation by itself went to the navel. Brahm Prakash with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali

Verse 63

Brahm Prakash Transliteration and TranslationSource: Collection of Granth Brahm Prakash, Vaek Moto, Vel Vaekji, Bavan Bodh, So Kriya and Sahi Samarani with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali Nāmhi vich raheā no māsā, Oi dhiān oi sukh vilāsā

English meaning: Remained in (the meditation of) that Name for nine months; the same thought, the same satisfaction and the same happiness was there.

Verse 64

Pachham disā hoi chaḍe ākāsā, Jāi dekhiā agam tamāsā

English meaning: Then from the direction of the west rose towards the heaven; having gone there observed an incomprehensible spectacle.

Verse 65

Binā meg jāṅhā ambar gāje, Binā mohol jāṅhā beṭhā chhāje

English meaning: Where without clouds the sky thunders and without the palace (he) is sitting in the casement.

Verse 66

Binā badal jāṅhā barkhe mehā, Rahet purakh jāṅhā ek vaṇ dehā

English meaning: Where without the clouds rain pours; where without the body there lives a man.

Verse 67

Kehi vidhi kari ambar gāje, Kehi vidhi kari beṭhā chhāje

English meaning: How does the sky thunder? How is he sitting in the casement?

Verse 68

Kehi vidhi kari barkhe mehā, Kehi vidhi kari rahet purakh vaṇ dehā

English meaning: How does the rain pour? How does the person live without the body?

Verse 69

Gor anhad ambar gāje, Man beṭhā trikūṭike chhāje

English meaning: The sky thunders too much, the heart is sitting in the casement of the Trikuṭi (the confluence of the three veins).

Verse 70

Jarmar varse sukhmanā mehā, Rahet nirinjan jāṅhāṅ vaṇ dehā

English meaning: The pattering rain of Sukhmanā or happiness falls, where the Invisible (God) lives without the body.

Verse 71

Nahīṅ tūr jāṅhāṅ hae bhi tūrā, Nahīṅ sūr tāṅhāṅ hae bhi sūrā

English meaning: Where there is no flageolet then too there is the (sound of the) flageolet. There is no sun yet there is the (light of the) sun. Brahm Prakash with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali

Verse 72

Brahm Prakash Transliteration and TranslationSource: Collection of Granth Brahm Prakash, Vaek Moto, Vel Vaekji, Bavan Bodh, So Kriya and Sahi Samarani with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali Nahīṅ gang jāṅhāṅ hae bhi gangā, Nahīṅ sang tāṅhāṅ hae bhi sangā

English meaning: Where there is no Ganges yet there is (the flow of) the Ganges. There is no company yet a companion is there.

Verse 73

Kaho kon so kahie tūrā, Kaho kon so kahie sūrā

English meaning: Say what is called the flageolet? Say what is called the light of the sun?

Verse 74

Kaho konkūṅ kahie gangā, Kaho konkūṅ kahie sangā

English meaning: Say who do you call the Ganges? Say whom do you call the companion?

Verse 75

Anhad nād vāje jāṅhāṅ tūrā, Tej puj uge jāṅhāṅ sūrā

English meaning: Where incessant spiritual instruments are played, that is the sound of the flageolet. Where there is the luminosity of light, that is the very light of the sun.

Verse 76

Khalkat hae jāṅhāṅ sukhmanā gangā, Surti sabad doe mili sangā

English meaning: The Ganges is where the Sukhmanā has been created; where contemplation and the word meet, they are the companions.

Verse 77

Kaho ahu lok kesāre bhāi, Vāṅhā ki mahimā kahi na jāi

English meaning: O brother! Say how is the divine world? Its importance cannot be stated.

Verse 78

Akhanḍ sabad khanḍat na hoi, Nisdin rahat suratme soi

English meaning: The unbreakable word does not break; night and day he remains in contemplation.

Verse 79

Amar sabad mare nahīṅ jāṅhi, Rahi surti tāṅhā bich samāi

English meaning: Where this immortal word does not die, contemplation is immersed within it.

Verse 80

Ajar sabad dhiānsūṅ jareā, Sehejethi kām mugatikā sareā

English meaning: I am saying that the immortal word is not mortal. It merged with Brahm (God) and became immortal. Brahm Prakash with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali

Verse 81

Brahm Prakash Transliteration and TranslationSource: Collection of Granth Brahm Prakash, Vaek Moto, Vel Vaekji, Bavan Bodh, So Kriya and Sahi Samarani with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali Akhar sabad kahūṅ nahiṅ khareā, Mali kari bhiram akhar hoi raheā

English meaning: When the indigestible word is digested with contemplation, the task of salvation is completed easily or by itself.

Verse 82

Sabad akāl kāl jāṅhāṅ nāṅhi, Nisdin rahet surti tāṅhā māṅhi

English meaning: The word is independent of death, death is not there (or the word is independent of time, where there is no limitation of time). Night and day contemplation remains occupied with it.

Verse 83

Sabad akhanḍ dhiānsūṅ dekhā, Āvāgamankā maṭeā lekhā

English meaning: The unbreakable word was seen with single minded concentration and the account of the cycles of coming and going ended.

Verse 84

Sabad alekh jugatsūṅ lakheā, Jāṅhāṅ phal surti mugatikā chakheā

English meaning: When the incomprehensible word was comprehended with the method of worship, the fruit of contemplation and salvation was tasted.

Verse 85

Sabad adol bhave nahīṅ dole, Sabad atol tāṅhi koṇ tole

English meaning: The word is immoveable, it cannot be shaken by anybody; the word is incapable of being weighed, who can weigh it?

Verse 86

Sabad apār pār koṇ pāve, Sabad athā thā nahīṅ āve

English meaning: The word is infinite, who can achieve its limit? The word is unfathomable, no one can reach its depth.

Verse 87

Surti sabadkā jāṅhā hae vāsā, Jāṅhā nahiṅ dharaṇ nahīṅ ākāsā

English meaning: Where contemplation an d the word reside, neither earth nor sky is there.

Verse 88

Surti sabadki unmuni lāgi, Jā janam maraṇki khaḍbhaḍ bhāgi

English meaning: When contemplation and the word reach their heights then the misery of being born and dying comes to an end. Brahm Prakash with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali

Verse 89

Brahm Prakash Transliteration and TranslationSource: Collection of Granth Brahm Prakash, Vaek Moto, Vel Vaekji, Bavan Bodh, So Kriya and Sahi Samarani with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali Jāṅhāṅ inglā pinglā sukhmanā nāḍi, Lāgi sabadsūṅ unki tāri

English meaning: Where the veins Inglā, Pinglā and Sukhmanā are, their contemplation merges with the word there.

Verse 90

Sabadko dekhe deh sanjogā, Surti sabadkā lekh na jogā

English meaning: Whoever will see the word in a physical context, he will not understand the reality of contemplation and the word.

Verse 91

Surti sabadki gāṭhi gulāi, Jiyūṅ jalme jal diā milāi

English meaning: When contemplation and the word merge with each other, they become one as water mixes with water.

Verse 92

Ek same ab dehi chhūṭe, Toe surti sabadki gāṭhi na ṭūṭe

English meaning: (Then) there comes a time when the body is separated yet the bond between contemplation and word does not break.

Verse 93

Sabad niranjan nirākārā, Jisne pher anjan nahīṅ dhārā

English meaning: The word is above visib ility, form and figure; it does not become visible again.

Verse 94

Jis anjan dhārā nahīṅ kartā, Kartā so anjan nahīṅ dhartā

English meaning: The eyes cannot see it; whoe ver tries to see it does not possess eyes (or sight or vision).

Verse 95

Re rankār kirtār hamārā, Jiskā dise sakal pasārā

English meaning: This is the echo of my Creator whose signs are seen spread everywhere.

Verse 96

Sāheb so sab hi se mugtā, Mili raheā koe jogi jugtā

English meaning: The Lord is independen t of all bonds, if a devotee worships properly then he can obtain him.

Verse 97

Anjan māṅhe niranjan dekhā, Bahū dharaṇekā chhūṭā bhekhā

English meaning: With eyes he sees the unseen; the problem of repeatedly acquiring a form ended.

Verse 98

Jā jarmar jarmar amrat jari hae, Sukhmaṇā sukhme kirilā kari hae

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Verse 99

Brahm Prakash Transliteration and TranslationSource: Collection of Granth Brahm Prakash, Vaek Moto, Vel Vaekji, Bavan Bodh, So Kriya and Sahi Samarani with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali Sukhmaṇā sukhme surti samāṇi, Kahet jāṅki anbhe vāṇi

English meaning: When contemplation was immersed within the happiness of the Sukhmanā, he began to talk fearlessly.

Verse 100

Uparkā parchā sab koe būje, Bhiram parchāki bāt na sūje

English meaning: Everyone understands superficial talks but none can perceive the facts of God.

Verse 101

Bhiram parchāki anbhe kaesi, Bhedi binā bhed kon laesi

English meaning: How are the fearless statements about God? Who can understand the secret without the confidant?

Verse 102

Sukh sāgar jāṅhāṅ subharhi bhareā, Tāṅhāṅ bich braham garak hoi raheā

English meaning: Where the ocean of happine ss is full to the brim, in it alone is God immersed.

Verse 103

Nij man nij padmā samāve, To yoni sankaṭ bahuri nahīṅ āve

English meaning: When the pure soul is imme rsed in God then it does not have to undergo the cycles of birth and death again.

Verse 104

Nij padme dekhe nij rūpā, So jan jivat mugat sarūpā

English meaning: When he sees his own soul within the Universal Soul, then he lives a life of eternal freedom.

Verse 105

Nij padki kiā kahūṅ mahimā parmā, Kuchh kahūṅ to bhi man sarmā

English meaning: What can I say of the attr ibute and importance of this status of the soul? If I say something then too the heart is shy.

Verse 106

Sujat āṅkhā tin hirā pāeā, Andhekū etbār na āeā

English meaning: He who possesses the eyes of insight he obtained the diamond but the blind did not believe.

Verse 107

Hirā bāndhiā gaṭhḍi māṅhi, To kiā bhaeā andhe māneā nāṅhi

English meaning: The diamond is tied up in a bundle; the blind who did not believe it, what did he gain?

Verse 108

Binā sunikā e dekhi batāi, Bhin bhin karke samjāi

English meaning: Without hearing I saw and showed, and explained separately. Brahm Prakash with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali

Verse 109

Brahm Prakash Transliteration and TranslationSource: Collection of Granth Brahm Prakash, Vaek Moto, Vel Vaekji, Bavan Bodh, So Kriya and Sahi Samarani with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali Jese me poṅcheā tese me kahiā, Aṇ poṅcheā etbār na raheā

English meaning: As I reached so I explained. Without reaching I did not believe.

Verse 110

Tin lok je koe phiri āve, Ek nām bhaje bin mugti na pāve

English meaning: If someone roams the three worlds and returns then too without the remembrance of the one Name, cannot obtain salvation.

Verse 111

Sāheb nām hae mohosar neḍā, Bhavsāgar tarve kā beḍā

English meaning: The name of the Lord is a n easy means of obtaining nearness (or intimacy), it is the boat of crossing the ocean of life.

Verse 112

Jo karsi koe kaheā hamārā, To tūṅhi tūṅhi karsi ek hi dhārā

English meaning: Whoever will act according to our words then he will continuously or in the same rhythm say ‘Only You’, ‘Only You’.

Verse 113

Tūṅhi tūṅ sāheb nisdin karsi, To bhavsāgar nische kar tarsi

English meaning: If you will call out day and night that O Lord! Only You are, then surely (you) will cross the ocean of life.

Verse 114

Je koe sāheb nām dhiāve, Te Alijan sāhebkūṅ pāve

English meaning: Whoever remembers the name of the Lord, that slave of Ali (a.s.) obtains the Lord.

Verse 115

Nām raṭe bin janam gamāve, Samaraṇ kartā suphal tan kahāve

English meaning: Without the remembrance of the Name he wastes his life; whoever remembers (the Name) his being is worth his while.

Verse 116

Nām raṭat abhimān haṭāeā, Tin kāl karamkā bhae maṭāeā

English meaning: The remembrance of the Name ends pride; he becomes liberated from the fear of the burden of the deeds of the three eras.

Verse 117

Samaraṇ kartā karat jan sohi, Nich hute ati utam hoi

English meaning: He who keeps on remembering, in spite of being inferior becomes superior. Brahm Prakash with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali

Verse 118

Satajug tretaa dhuaapur maa(n)hi; Chothe kalajug kahu(n) mere bhaai

Verse 119

Brahm Prakash Transliteration and TranslationSource: Collection of Granth Brahm Prakash, Vaek Moto, Vel Vaekji, Bavan Bodh, So Kriya and Sahi Samarani with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali Chhuṭe chhuṭat bhege jete, Bin abhimān bhajat hak te te

English meaning: Those who obtained salvation and those who will obtain salvation, they all remembered God without pride.

Verse 120

Sāhebjike nām anantā, Nindā taji bhaje sohi santā

English meaning: The Lord has countless names; he who shuns gossip and remembers (His Name), he is an ascetic.

Verse 121

Agam nigam puraanaa kuraanaa; Saahebh mahimaa bhaakhat naanaa

Verse 122

Apni kudrat ap pichhāne, Hak ki hikmat or na jāne

English meaning: He himself knows His Omnipotence; no one else knows the wisdom of God.

Verse 123

Khaṇmāṅe bharmanḍ jamāve, Khaṇmāṅe suni sakal samāve

English meaning: In one moment He creates the complete universe and in another moment accommodates all.

Verse 124

Hak ki hikmat likhi na jāi, Suno ho moman merā bhāi

English meaning: O my brother believer! Listen, the wisdom of God cannot be understood .

Verse 125

Avarhi sansā sarav samāve, Or antar nij nām ṭherāve

English meaning: He removes all other dou bts and engraves only His own name within.

Verse 126

Tāte avar vichār na kije, Jese tese nij nām ja lije

English meaning: At that time do not think of anything else; in whatever possible way remember that name.

Verse 127

Nām lete nāmikū pāve, Āpā meṭ nij āp samāve

English meaning: By remembering the Nam e he obtains the Lord; obliterates one’s self and immerses himself in Him.

Verse 128

Nij āpā so veāpak dhareā, Pinḍ bharmanḍ charāchar bhareā

English meaning: He Himself is manifest everywhere, inside and outside; He exists simply in all places.

Verse 129

Ta nirguṇke guṇ hi anekā, Samji dekho ek te ekā

English meaning: That Attributeless has countless attributes. Understand and see then He is The Only One. Brahm Prakash with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali

Verse 130

Brahm Prakash Transliteration and TranslationSource: Collection of Granth Brahm Prakash, Vaek Moto, Vel Vaekji, Bavan Bodh, So Kriya and Sahi Samarani with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali Hak arūpi rūp hoi āve, So Alijan moman man bhāve

English meaning: That Truth who is above all forms adopts a form and comes; He appeals to the heart of the believer, the slave of Ali (a.s.).

Verse 131

Anat kalap jug vite āge, Tisme chhuṭe jiv so jo nindme jāge

English meaning: Countless eras have passed away in the past; in them only those obtained salvation who were vigilant.

Verse 132

Tinki khāsiat kitni gāve, Kahat kahat pār nahīṅ pāve

English meaning: How many of their attributes can be stated? There is no limit to the statement.

Verse 133

Satajugame chatur rup line; Chatur bhagat chine paravine

Verse 134

Paa(n)ch koti paelaaj sukhdaai; Suno ho moman mere bhaai

Verse 135

Tretaame tin rup dharaaeaa; Haricha(n)dh sate sohi padh paaeaa

Verse 136

Duaapur maa(n)e dhoe alakh likhaave; Nav kotisu(n) paa(n)dhav paave

Verse 137

Kaljugme nakalanki sarūpā, Sab jivanke sāheb bhūpā

English meaning: In Kaljug He is manifest in the form of Naklanki (Ali a.s.). He alone is the King of all souls.

Verse 138

Khālak khel ek din karhi, Kūḍ kapaṭ sab pākhanḍ harhi

English meaning: One day the Creator will en act such a play that (He) will end all falsehood, deceit and fraud.

Verse 139

Mehedi Imām jab chhatra dharāve, Doā das anant mokh tab pāve

English meaning: When Imam Mehdi (a.s.) (the Imam of the time) will establish the Kingdom, the twelve crores (120 million) and the countless millions of souls will be saved.

Verse 140

Nirguṇke guṇ bahot hae bhāri, Āpe khelat khel khilāri

English meaning: It is very difficult to unde rstand the attributes of the Attributeless; that player Himself enacts a play.

Verse 141

Shams dariā dariā sodhe, Fakiri vese bohot par bodhe

English meaning: While searching for the r iver of light, Pir Shams Darya (r.a.) in the guise of an ascetic, advises much.

Verse 142

Jese je koi samaj hi pāve, Tinhikūṅ tese samjāve

English meaning: In whatever way one und erstands, he explains in that way to him. Brahm Prakash with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali

Verse 143

Brahm Prakash Transliteration and TranslationSource: Collection of Granth Brahm Prakash, Vaek Moto, Vel Vaekji, Bavan Bodh, So Kriya and Sahi Samarani with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali Gur Shams e bhed likhāve, Sāche moman sāhebkūṅ dhiāve

English meaning: Gur Shams (r.a.) explains t his secret in detail; a true believer obeys the Lord.

Verse 144

Hoeā hoesi hovaṇhārā, Gurnarkūṅ puje sakal sansārā

English meaning: Those who are gone, those who will come and those who are present, the whole world obeys the Gurnar.

Verse 145

Tāṅte tinki kahi me gāthā, Je koe reheve sāhebke sāthā

English meaning: In this way I narrated the facts of those who remained with the Lord.

Verse 146

So Alikā dekhe sarav bilāsā, Je koe khoje bhiram dhiān parkāsā

English meaning: They see the entire miracles of Ali (a.s.) who search in the light of the divine thought.

Verse 147

Tākū upje draḍh visvāsā, Koe kare bhiram dhiān abhiāsā

English meaning: They obtain a firm belief who contemplate in divine thought.

Verse 148

Sikhe vichār kari dhiāve nāmā, So moman pāve behest mukāmā

English meaning: Whoever remembers th e Name with good thoughts, he obtains the abode of paradise.

Verse 149

Sat māragkā sār e bhāi, Shams dariā kahi samjāi

English meaning: O brother! This is the se cret of Satpanth that Pir Shams Darya (r.a.) has explained.

Verse 150

Gurnar pūre sabki āsā, Jine katheā bhiram dhiān parkāsā

English meaning: May the Gurnar fulfill the wishes of all who narrated the light of the divine thought. Brahm Prakash with English Translation and Glossary compiled by Zarina Kamaluddin & Kamaluddin Ali Muhammad English Translation by Yasmin Sherali