The Ādi Granth, or the Holy Scriptures of the Sikhs (1877) · 379

In the heart of the worshipper of the Lord is faith.

The practise of the worshipper of the Lord is spotless.

The worshipper knows, that the Lord is with him.

The worshipper of the Lord is in love with the name.

The Formless one preserves (the honour) of his worshipper.

' ry*l*i<S f^JlTH' 'be wonder of wonders = the Supreme.

He is a worshipper, on whom, the Lord bestows mercy.

Nanak (says): that worshipper remembers him at every breath.

(4). He himself conceals the faiilts of his people.

He himself preserves (the honour) of his worshipper throughout.

His own worshipper he makes mutter the name.

He himself preserves the honour of his worshipper.

No one comes up to the worshipper of the Lord.

The worshippers of the Lord are higher than high.

Whom the Lord applies to his own worship:

That worshipper becomes manifest in the ten directions (of the globe), (says) Nanak.

(5). Into a little worm he puts ingenuity.

Crores and Lakhs of armies he makes ashes.

"Whose breath he himself does not take away:

(Though) man be making efforts of many kinds:

He is the protector of all living beings.

Mutter the inapprehensible, the wonderful Lord! (says) Nanak.

(6). "Without intermission the Lord should be muttered!

Having drunk nectar this mind and body are satiated.

By whom the jewel of the name is obtained:

That disciple does not look upon anything else.

The name is (his) wealth, the name is (his) beauty and delight.

The name is his happiness, the name of Hari (his) companionship.

The people, who are satiated by the juice of the name.

Praise it (in their) mind and body and are absorbed in the name.