The Ādi Granth, or the Holy Scriptures of the Sikhs (1877) · 362

He, who knows Brahm, does not perish, says Nanak.

(6). He, who knows Brahm, is the outlines ' of Brahm.

He, who knows Brahm, is in love with the One.

The sentiments' of him, who knows Brahm, are pure.

He knows Brahm, whom the Lord himself lets know him.

The dignity of him, who knows Brahm, is great.

The sight of him, who knows Brahm, is obtained by the very fortunate one.

To him, who knows Brahm, (people) are a sacrifice.

Him, who knows Brahm, Mahesvar (= Shiva) seeks.

Ho, who knows Brahm, is himself the supreme Lord, (says) Nanak.

' ^^ or ^31;«., the form, figure, outlines, - ^f^ = ^{^ (;h.), for the sake of the rliymc.

(7). No estimate of him (can be made), who knows Brahra.

All is in the mind of him, who knows Brahm.

"WTio knows the secret of him, who knows Brahm?

To him, who knows Brahm, always salutation (should be made).

Not half a letter of him, who knows Brahm, can be told.

"WTio can describe the value of him, who knows Brahm?

The state of him, who knows Brahm, the knower of Brahm (only) knows.

There is no end nor limit of him, who knows Brahm.

Nanak is always paying reverence to him, who knows Brahm.

(8). He, who knows Brahm, is the creator of the whole creation.

He, who knows Brahm, lives always and does not die.

He, who knows Brahm, is possessed of emancipation,' the donor of the creatures.

He, who knows Brahm, is the (all-)filling Supreme Spirit, the ordainer (of all).

He, who knows Brahm, is the Lord of the helpless.

The hand of him, who knows Brahm, is upon all.

To him, who knows Brahm, all forms belong.

He, who knows Brahm, is himself the formless one.

The splendour of him, who knows Brahm, agrees with the knower of Brahm (only).

He, who knows Brahm, is the Lord of all, (says) Nanak.