The Ādi Granth, or the Holy Scriptures of the Sikhs (1877) · 361

In the mind of him who knows Brahm, is light.

To him, who knows Brahm, friend and enemy are the same.

Those people ohtain the knowledge of Brahm,

To whom the Lord himself gives it, (says) Nanak.

(3). Who knows Brahm, he is the dust of all.

Who knows Brahm, knows the taste of his own spirit.

Who knows Brahm, commits no wickedness whatever.

Who knows Brahm, is always looking (on all things) as the same.

The look of him, who knows Brahm, is showering nectar.

The practice of him, who knows Brahm, is spotless.

The enjoyment of him, who knows Brahm, is divine knowledge.

The meditation of him, who knows Brahm, is directed on Brahm, (says) Nanak.

(4). The hope of him, who knows Brahm, (is placed) on the One.

To him, who knows Brahm, humility is a pleasure.

To him, who knows Brahm, benevolence to others is a delight.

He, who knows Brahm, is not engaged in worldly business.

By him, who knows Brahm, the running (mind) is bound.

To him, who knows Brahm, great goodness will accrue.

The reward of him, who knows Brahm, (will be) great.

In the society of him, who knows Brahm, all are saved.

The whole world attends to him, who knows Brahm, (s.ays) Nanak.

(5). He, who knows Brahm, is of the same state (of mind).

With him, who knows Brahm, the Lord dwells.

To him, who knows Brahm, the name is support.

To him, who knows Brahm, the name is retinue.

He, who knows Brahm, is continually awake.

He, who knows Brahm, is giving up his egotism.

In the heart of him, who knows Brahm, is the highest bliss.

In the house of him, who knows Brahm, is always joy.

He, who knows Brahm, is living in happiness and tranquillity.