auhI ihrdw piv`q® hY jyhVw aus prmwqmw ƒ cMgw l`g pYNdw hY [ jy mnu`K dw ihrdw (AMdroN ivkwrW nwl) bhuq gMdw hoieAw ipAw hY qW bwhroN srIr ƒ qIrQ Awidk qy ieSnwn krwieAW ihrdw AMdroN su`D nhIN ho skdw [ jy gurU dy dr qy (Awpw-Bwv dUr kr ky svwlI) bxIey, qW hI (ihrdy ƒ pivq® krn dI) Akl imldI hY [ gurU dy dr qy rih ky hI (ivkwrW dI mYl) DoiqAW ihrdw pivq® huMdw hY [ (jy gurU dy dr qy itkIey qW) prmwqmw Awp hI ieh (ivcwrn dI) smJ b^Sdw hY ik AsI cMgy hW jW mMdy [ (jy ies mnu`Kw jIvn smy gurU dw Awsrw nhIN ilAw qW) koeI jIv ieh nwh smJ ley ik (ieQoN ^wlI-h`Q) jw ky prlok ivc (jIvn pivq® krn dI sUJ) imlygI [ (ieh iek kudrqI inXm hY ik ieQy) mnu`K jyho jyhy krm krdw hY auho jyhw auh bx jWdw hY [ (jo mnu`K gurU dy dr qy if`gdw hY aus ƒ) Awqmk jIvn dyx vwlw Awpxw nwm Awp b^Sdw hY [ (ijs mnu`K ƒ ieh dwiq imldI hY) auh Awpxw mnu`Kw jnm suc`jw bxw ky ie`zq K`t ky ieQoN jWdw hY, auh AwpxI soBw dw vwjw (ieQy) vjw jWdw hY [ koeI ie`k mnu`K kIh? iqMnW hI lokW ivc prmwqmw aus dI soBw iKlwrdw hY [ hy nwnk! auh mnu`K Awp sdw pRsMn-ic`q rihMdw hY, qy AwpxIAW swrIAW kulW ƒ hI qwr lYNdw hY (soBw idvWdw hY) [1[4[6[

That vessel alone is pure, which is pleasing to Him. The filthiest vessel does not become pure, simply by being washed. Through the Gurdwara, the Guru’s Gate, one obtains understanding. By being washed through this Gate, it becomes pure. The Lord Himself sets the standards to differentiate between the dirty and the pure. Do not think that you will automatically find a place of rest hereafter. According to the actions one has committed, so does the mortal become. He Himself bestows the Ambrosial Name of the Lord. Such a mortal departs with honor and renown; his life is embellished and redeemed, and the trumpets resound with his glory. Why speak of poor mortals? His glory shall echo throughout the three worlds. O Nanak, he himself shall be enraptured, and he shall save his entire ancestry. || 1 || 4 || 6 ||