1. | | I am a dog at Your Court, Lord. |
2. | | I am a fool; the Lord has shown mercy to me. |
3. | | I am a foolish and ignorant child; Father, please teach me! |
4. | | I am a poor orphan, destitute and dishonored. |
5. | | I am a sacrifice to my Guru; forever and ever, I am a sacrifice to Him. |
6. | | I am a sacrifice to my Guru; I am forever a sacrifice to Him. |
7. | | I am a sacrifice to my Guru; I am forever and ever a sacrifice to Him. |
8. | | I am a sacrifice to my Lord Master. |
9. | | I am a sacrifice to my Perfect Guru. |
10. | | I am a sacrifice to my True Guru. |
11. | | I am a sacrifice to my True Guru. |
12. | | I am a sacrifice to one who sings the Glorious Praises of the Lord. |
13. | | I am a sacrifice to that one who binds in bondage his evil and corrupted gaze. |
14. | | I am a sacrifice to the Blessed Vision of the Guru's Darshan. |
15. | | I am a sacrifice to the Feet of the Lord of the Universe. |
16. | | I am a sacrifice to the Image of the True Guru. |
17. | | I am a sacrifice to the Saints. |
18. | | I am a sacrifice to those |
19. | | I am a sacrifice to those who have heard of You. |
20. | | I am a sacrifice to You - please, turn Your face to me, O Beloved Lord. |
21. | | I am a sacrifice to Your devotees. |
22. | | I am a sacrifice to Your Name, O True Lord. |
23. | | I am a sacrifice to Your Name. |
24. | | I am a sacrifice, a sacrifice to the Guru, the Lord of the World. ||1||Pause|| |
25. | | I am a sacrifice, cut apart into pieces, a sacrifice to Your Name, O Lord Master. ||1||Pause||. |
26. | | I am a sacrifice, dedicated hundreds of thousands of times, to my Lord and Master. |
27. | | I am a sacrifice, O Dear Merciful Lord; I am a sacrifice to You. |
28. | | I am a sacrifice, O my soul, to those who take the Support of the Name of the Lord, Har, Har. |
29. | | I am a sinner - I have committed so many sins; I am a villainous, thieving thief. |
30. | | I am a trader in the Name of the Lord. |
31. | | I am a wicked sinner and a great hypocrite; You are the Immaculate and Formless Lord. |
32. | | I am a worm - how can I praise You, O Lord; Your glorious greatness is so great! |
33. | | I am blind, and the Lord's Name is my cane. |
34. | | I am blind, totally blind, entangled in corruption and poison. How can I walk on the Guru's Path? |
35. | | I am blind; Your Name, O Creator Lord, is my only anchor and support. |
36. | | I am bothered by my mother-in-law, Maya, and loved by my father-in-law, the Lord. I fear even the name of my husband's elder brother, Death. |
37. | | I am crazy - the Lord is my Husband. |
38. | | I am devoted, dedicated, a sacrifice to Your Name. ||1||Pause|| |
39. | | I am egotistical and conceited, and my intellect is ignorant. Meeting the Guru, my selfishness and conceit have been abolished. |
40. | | I am filthy, hard-hearted, deceitful and obsessed with sexual desire. |
41. | | I am foolish - save me, O my Lord! |
42. | | I am foolish, idiotic and ignorant; I seek Your Sanctuary, O Primal Being, O Lord beyond birth. |
43. | | I am God's maid-servant; He is the highest of all. |
44. | | I am hand and glove with the Saints. |
45. | | I am in ecstasy, O my mother, for I have found my True Guru. |
46. | | I am in love with Your Lotus Feet. |
47. | | I am intoxicated, intoxicated with the Love of the Lord. ||1||Pause|| |
48. | | I am intuitively absorbed in the Divine Lord. |
49. | | I am joined in true love with You, Lord. |
50. | | I am just a baby; God, the Great Giver, is my Father. |
51. | | I am just a child - I seek Your Protection. |
52. | | I am just a poor beggar of Yours; You are Your Own Lord Master, You are the Great Giver. |
53. | | I am meek and poor; the Name of God is my only Support. |
54. | | I am mistaken; You are never mistaken. I am a sinner; You are the Saving Grace of sinners. |
55. | | I am not stained by only one sin, that could be washed clean by virtue. |
56. | | I am nothing, God; everything is Yours. |
57. | | I am overflowing with sins and demerits; I have no merits or virtues at all. I abandoned the Ambrosial Nectar, and I drank poison instead. |
58. | | I am prosperous and fortunate, for I have received the True Name. |
59. | | I am reassured, gazing upon Your wondrous play. |
60. | | I am restless and unhappy. |
61. | | I am sad, sad and depressed. |
62. | | I am so hungry, I cannot perform devotional worship service. |
63. | | I am so proud of You, O Creator; I am so proud of You. |
64. | | I am so thirsty for the Blessed Vision of His Darshan. my eyes are focused on Him; |
65. | | I am the bride; the Creator is my Husband Lord. |
66. | | I am the dust of the feet of the Beloved Saints; I seek the Protection of their Sanctuary. |
67. | | I am the hand-maiden of my Lord and Master. |
68. | | I am the maid-servant of my Lord God. |
69. | | I am the merchant, the peddler of the Lord. |
70. | | I am the shop-keeper of the Lord. |
71. | | I am the slave of my Lord and Master. |
72. | | I am the slave of the Lord of the Universe; my Master is the greatest of all. |
73. | | I am the slave, the servant of the Guru's Sikhs, who meditate on the Lord God, the Primal Being, night and day. ||1|| |
74. | | I am thirsty, thirsty for the Lord; the soul-bride gazes upon Him all through the night. |
75. | | I am totally without virtue; I have no virtue at all. |
76. | | I am ungraceful and ill-mannered, full of endless faults. How can I go to enjoy my Husband Lord? |
77. | | I am worthless, totally lacking all virtues. |
78. | | I am worthless; I have no virtue at all. |
79. | | I am Your child, and You are my father; You place the milk in my mouth. |
80. | | I am Your child; I know nothing about Your state and extent; I am foolish, idiotic and ignorant. |
81. | | I am Your purchased slave, O True Lord Master. |
82. | | I am Your slave, Your bonded servant, and so I am called fortunate. |
83. | | I ask for such advice from Your humble servants, |
84. | | I beg for one gift only from the Lord. |
85. | | I beg for the Blessed Vision of Your Darshan; please, give it to me, O Beloved! |
86. | | I beg for the Gift of Your Name, O my Lord and Master. |
87. | | I beg of all the Saints: please, give me the merchandise. |
88. | | I bow in humble worship, tens of thousands of times. |
89. | | I bow in reverence to the Perfect Guru. |
90. | | I came to the Guru, to learn the Way of Yoga. |
91. | | I cannot even speak the Praises of the Lord, the Gardener of the world. |
92. | | I cannot express the Praises of my God; I cannot express His Praises. |
93. | | I cannot survive without seeing my Beloved. My eyes are welling up with tears. ||3|| |
94. | | I carry the water, wave the fan, and grind the corn for the Saints; I sing the Glorious Praises of the Lord of the Universe. |
95. | | I carry water on my head, and with my hands I wash their feet. |
96. | | I celebrate the festival of Holi by serving the Saints. |
97. | | I cherish in my heart the Feet of my Lord and Master. |
98. | | I contemplate the Guru, the Guru; I meditate on the Guru, the Guru. |
99. | | I contemplate, forever and ever, the True Guru; |
100. | | I dedicate my mind to those who please and attract my Beloved. |
101. | | I do not believe that anyone is foolish; I do not believe that anyone is clever. |
102. | | I do not forget the Lord in my mind. |
103. | | I do not know anything about spiritual wisdom, meditation or karma, and my way of life is not clean and pure. |
104. | | I do not know how to worship the Lord in adoration. |
105. | | I do not know of the fisherman, and I do not know of the net. |
106. | | I do not know the limits of Your Royal Ashram. |
107. | | I do not know what my condition shall be, Lord. |
108. | | I do not know where heaven is. |
109. | | I do not read books of knowledge, and I do not understand the debates. |
110. | | I do not seek power, and I do not seek liberation. My mind is in love with Your Lotus Feet. |
111. | | I do not understand anything of Your Worth. |
112. | | I don't blame anyone else. |
113. | | I drink in the sublime essence of the Lord. |
114. | | I easily tied up the deer - the ten sensory organs. |
115. | | I enshrine the Lord's Feet within my heart. |
116. | | I enshrine the Lord's Feet within my heart; |
117. | | I ever praise You, O Beloved, I ever sing Your Praises. |
118. | | I fall at His Feet to please and appease Him. |
119. | | I gather only the Lord's Name. |
120. | | I have attained the Protective Sanctuary of the Lord, my King. |
121. | | I have been separated from my Beloved by Maya (my mother-in-law). |
122. | | I have come to the door of the Trader. |
123. | | I have come to the Saints to save myself. ||1||Pause|| |
124. | | I have come to Your Sanctuary, O Lord, O Supreme Treasure. |
125. | | I have decorated myself to meet my Husband Lord. |
126. | | I have fallen in love with my Beloved Lord. ||Pause|| |
127. | | I have fallen in love with the Lord. |
128. | | I have fallen in love with the True Lord. He does not die, He does not come and go. |
129. | | I have formed my alliance with the Lord; the Lord is my only support. |
130. | | I have found peace in this world. |
131. | | I have found the jewel of my Beloved within my mind. |
132. | | I have found the jewel; I have found the Perfect Lord. |
133. | | I have gazed upon the many forms of Maya, in so many ways. |
134. | | I have given up all other efforts, and have taken the medicine of the Naam, the Name of the Lord. |
135. | | I have grasped the reins and attached the bridle; |
136. | | I have grown weary of making so many friends, hoping that someone might be able to end my suffering. |
137. | | I have heard this old story, spoken by the devotees, |
138. | | I have met the True Guru, by great good fortune; He has no end or limitation. |
139. | | I have no other friend like the Lord. |
140. | | I have not appreciated what You have done for me, Lord; I take from others and exploit them. |
141. | | I have not appreciated what You have done for me, Lord; only You can make me worthy. |
142. | | I have not tried to do anything through knowledge. |
143. | | I have obtained the four kinds of liberation, and the four miraculous spiritual powers, in the Sanctuary of God, my Husband Lord. |
144. | | I have only one tongue - which of Your Glorious Virtues can I describe? |
145. | | I have only the One Lord, my God. |
146. | | I have prepared all sorts of foods in various ways, and all sorts of sweet deserts. |
147. | | I have purchased the Name of the Lord, Har, Har. |
148. | | I have pursued all pleasures, but none is as great as the Lord. |
149. | | I have quit searching outside; the Guru has shown me that God is within the home of my own heart. |
150. | | I have renounced and discarded Maya, the Enticer of the world. |
151. | | I have renounced my desires; I have renounced them. |
152. | | I have searched and searched, seeking the Blessed Vision of His Darshan. |
153. | | I have seen all places, but none can compare to You. |
154. | | I have seen and tasted all other flavors, but to my mind, the Subtle Essence of the Lord is the sweetest of all. ||1|| |
155. | | I have seen Him in the Society of the Saints, and within my own mind. |
156. | | I have seen Him in the woods, and I have seen Him in the fields. I have seen Him in the household, and in renunciation. |
157. | | I have seen the Lord to be on high; the Fascinating Lord is the highest of all. |
158. | | I have taken the medicine of the Name of the Lord. |
159. | | I have totally discarded praise and slander, O Nanak; I have forsaken and abandoned everything. |
160. | | I have totally forgotten my jealousy of others, |
161. | | I honor and obey the Saints, and punish the wicked; this is my duty as God's police officer. |
162. | | I humbly bow to the Name of the Lord. |
163. | | I inquire about the commodity of the Naam, the Name of the Lord. Is there anyone who can show me the wealth, the capital of the Lord? |
164. | | I know nothing of arguments or cleverness. |
165. | | I listen to God's Teachings from the Saints. |
166. | | I listen to the celestial vibrations resonating and resounding. |
167. | | I live by beholding the Blessed Vision of Your Darshan. |
168. | | I live by singing the Glorious Praises of the Lord. |
169. | | I long for the Blessed Vision of the Lord's Darshan. |
170. | | I long for the Blessed Vision of Your Darshan. |
171. | | I long for the Lotus Feet of my Beloved Lord. |
172. | | I look beautiful in the Company of my Husband Lord; I enjoy my Lord Master day and night. |
173. | | I love the Love of my Beloved. |
174. | | I make my body the dying vat, and within it, I dye my mind. I make the five elements my marriage guests. |
175. | | I make my hair into a fan, and wave it over the Saint. |
176. | | I make the effort, as You cause me to do, my Lord and Master, to behold You in the Saadh Sangat, the Company of the Holy. |
177. | | I may anoint my limbs with sandalwood oil. |
178. | | I meditate continually on the Lotus Feet of God |
179. | | I meditate on the Lord's Feet; I am a sacrifice to Them. |
180. | | I meditate on the source of bliss, the Sublime Primal Being; night and day, I am in ecstasy and bliss. |
181. | | I met the True Guru, by great good fortune, and my mind has been enlightened. |
182. | | I obtained this precious human life as a reward for my past actions, but without discriminating wisdom, it is wasted in vain. |
183. | | I offer my prayer to the True Guru. |
184. | | I offer my prayer to You; my body and soul are all Yours. |
185. | | I offer prayers to my Beloved Guru, that He may unite me with my Husband Lord. |
186. | | I offer this prayer to the True Guru, to bless me with the sustenance of the Naam. |
187. | | I perform service for Your slave, O Lord, and wipe his feet with my hair. |
188. | | I place my faith in You alone, O Beloved Lord. |
189. | | I place the Guru's Feet on my forehead, |
190. | | I praise that person, who has the capital of the Lord's Wealth. |
191. | | I remember the Guru with each and every breath. |
192. | | I seek my Friend the Lord. |
193. | | I seek the Love of my Beloved. ||1||Pause|| |
194. | | I seek the Sanctuary of the all-powerful Lord. |
195. | | I seek Your Protection, O Perfect Lord, Sustainer of the World. ||1||Pause|| |
196. | | I seek Your Sanctuary, O my Lord, Merciful to the meek, |
197. | | I serve my True Guru, and meditate on Him all day and night. |
198. | | I serve the Guru, and humbly bow to Him. |
199. | | I shall never forget You-You are such a Great Giver! |
200. | | I shall never leave my Husband Lord's side. |
201. | | I sing His Glories, I describe His Glories, I speak of His Glories, O my mother. |
202. | | I sing His Praises during the day, and I sing His Praises during the night; I sing them with each and every breath. |
203. | | I sing, O I sing the Songs of Joy of my Lord, the Treasure of Virtue. |
204. | | I stand by the wayside and ask the Way. If only someone would show me the Way to God-I would go with him. |
205. | | I stand humbly at Your Court. |
206. | | I suffered in pain, when I thought He was far away; |
207. | | I take only the Name of the One Lord. |
208. | | I take pride in You, O my Darling Beloved. |
209. | | I take the dust of the feet of the Saints and apply it to my face. |
210. | | I think of Him, I hope and thirst for Him, day and night; is there any Saint who may bring Him near me? ||1||Pause||. |
211. | | I touch my forehead to the Feet of the Saints. |
212. | | I tried everything, and gathered all devices together; I have discarded all my anxieties. |
213. | | I used to wander in search of pennies, but now, all the desires of my mind are satisfied. |
214. | | I was always such a fool and an idiot, O Siblings of Destiny, but now, through the Word of the Guru's Shabad, my mind is enlightened. ||1|| |
215. | | I was discarded and abandoned, but He has embellished me. |
216. | | I was on fire, but now I have found the Water of the Lord's Name. |
217. | | I was wonderstruck and astonished, when I looked inside; I cannot even describe its glory and grandeur. |
218. | | I wash the feet of the Guru, and drink in this water. |
219. | | I worship and adore my Guru; the Guru is the Lord of the Universe. |
220. | | I worship and adore You, my Lord and Master. |
221. | | I would cut myself into pieces for the Blessed Vision of Your Darshan; I am a sacrifice to Your Name. |
222. | | I would make Your Name the sandalwood, and my mind the stone to rub it on; |
223. | | I would rather be cut apart by a saw, than have You turn Your back on me. |
224. | | I would sell this body to the Saint, O Beloved, if he would lead me to my Dear Lord. ||3|| |
225. | | If I am blessed with supreme high destiny, I will meet the humble servants of the Lord, without delay. |
226. | | If I am bound by the noose of emotional attachment, then I shall bind You, Lord, with the bonds of love. |
227. | | If I could live for millions and millions of years, and if the air was my food and drink, |
228. | | If I did not commit any sins, O Infinite Lord, |
229. | | If I forget You, then everyone becomes my enemy. When You come to mind, then they serve me. |
230. | | If I had a palace made of pearls, inlaid with jewels, |
231. | | If I receive my Love, the Naam, then I live. |
232. | | If it pleases You, then cherish me. |
233. | | If my account were to be judged, I would never be saved. My body is transitory and ignorant. |
234. | | If only I could meet those humble servants of the Lord, O my Beloved. |
235. | | If only some Saint, some humble Saint of the Lord, my Holy Beloved, would come, to show me the way. |
236. | | If only someone would come, and lead me to meet my Darling Beloved; I would sell myself to him. ||1|| |
237. | | If only someone would unite me with the Lord! |
238. | | If she renounces and eliminates her sexual desire, anger, greed and attachment, and her evil-mindedness and self-conceit as well; |
239. | | If someone forgets the Beloved Lord, even for an instant, what sort of devotion is that? |
240. | | If someone is very fortunate, and is blessed with great high destiny, then he meditates on the Name of the Lord, Har, Har. |
241. | | If the Invisible and Infinite Lord dwells within my mind, even for a moment, |
242. | | If the pearl of the mind is strung like a jewel on the thread of the breath, |
243. | | If we meet the Perfect True Guru, we obtain the Treasure of the Shabad. |
244. | | If Yoga could be obtained by wandering around naked, |
245. | | If you are conscious, then be conscious of Him night and day, O mortal. |
246. | | If You are the mountain, Lord, then I am the peacock. |
247. | | If you do not sing the Praises of the Lord, your life is rendered useless. |
248. | | If you long for eternal peace, O Siblings of Destiny, |
249. | | If you long for your Husband Lord, O young and innocent bride, then focus your consciousness on the Guru's feet. |
250. | | If, in his conscious mind, he places his hopes in the Lord, then he shall obtain the fruits of all the many desires of his mind. |
251. | | Imbued with the Love of the Lord, their minds and bodies are rejuvenated, |
252. | | In an instant, He establishes and disestablishes; His value cannot be described. |
253. | | In an instant, our Lord and Master establishes and exalts. From a lowly worm, He creates a king. ||1|| |
254. | | In each and every age, the Lord saves the honor of His devotees. |
255. | | In each and every heart, God is pervading. |
256. | | In each and every heart, the Lord, the Lord of the forest, is permeating and pervading. |
257. | | In exchange for a shell, he gives up a jewel. |
258. | | In God's Sanctuary, all fears depart, suffering disappears, and peace is obtained. |
259. | | In Kali Yuga, the Lord's Name is the most sublime. |
260. | | In my mind, I never sang the Glorious Praises of the Lord. |
261. | | In my mind, I think about that moment, |
262. | | In one pot, they put a boiled chicken, and in the other pot, they put wine. |
263. | | In our mother's womb, You blessed us with Your meditative remembrance, and You preserved us there. |
264. | | In Saawan, be happy, O my mind. The rainy season has come, and the clouds have burst into showers. |
265. | | In so many incarnations, you were a worm and an insect; |
266. | | In such confusion, the world has gone astray. |
267. | | In the beginning, and throughout the ages, He is the Protector of His devotees. Praising Him continually, I live. |
268. | | In the bowl of the sky, the sun and moon are the lamps; the stars in the constellations are the pearls. |
269. | | In the early hours of the morning, I chant the Lord's Name. |
270. | | In the first round of the marriage ceremony, the Lord sets out His Instructions for performing the daily duties of married life. |
271. | | In the first watch of the dark night, O bride of splendored eyes, |
272. | | In the first watch of the night, O my merchant friend, you were cast into the womb, by the Lord's Command. |
273. | | In the House of the Husband Lord - in the world hereafter, everything is jointly owned; but in this world - in the house of the soul-bride's parents, the soul-bride owns them separately. |
274. | | In the Love of God, eternal peace is obtained. |
275. | | In the midst of this world, do seva. |
276. | | In the ocean of this Dark Age of Kali Yuga, the Lord's Name has been revealed in the Form of Guru Arjun, to save the world. |
277. | | In the one and in the many, He is pervading and permeating; wherever I look, there He is. |
278. | | In the one fortress of the body, there are five rulers, and all five demand payment of taxes. |
279. | | In the realm of land, and in the realm of water, Your seat is the chamber of the four directions. |
280. | | In the Realm of the Saints, the Lord dwells in the mind. |
281. | | In the Saadh Sangat, the Company of the Holy, cross over the world-ocean, and the noose of death shall be cut away. ||2|| |
282. | | In the Saadh Sangat, the Company of the Holy, I contemplate the Name of the Lord, Har, Har. |
283. | | In the Saadh Sangat, the Company of the Holy, my mind became excited, and I sang the Praises of the jewel of the Naam. |
284. | | In the Saadh Sangat, the Company of the Holy, the Naam is learned; |
285. | | In the ten directions, the clouds cover the sky like a canopy; through the dark clouds, lightning flashes, and I am terrified. |
286. | | In this Dark Age of Kali Yuga, enshrine the Lord's Name within your heart. |
287. | | In this Dark Age of Kali Yuga, many rituals are performed. |
288. | | In this way, how can I become dear to my Husband Lord?. |
289. | | In this way, this mind is rejuvenated. |
290. | | In this way, throw the dice, O brothers. |
291. | | In this world and the next, I have Your Support. |
292. | | In this world of my father's house, I, the soul-bride, have been very childish; |
293. | | In this world, I have not found any true friend. |
294. | | In this world, I have seen love to be false. |
295. | | In this world, the best occupation is to sing the Praises of the Naam, O my soul. Singing the Praises of the Lord, the Lord is enshrined in the mind. |
296. | | In this, you are mistaken, O gardener. |
297. | | Inexpressible is the sermon of the inexpressible Lord; it cannot be known at all. |
298. | | Intoxicated with the wine of youth, I did not realize that I was only a guest at my parents' home (in this world). |
299. | | Inwardly, I sing His Praises, and outwardly, I sing His Praises; I sing His Praises while awake and asleep. |
300. | | Irrigate your mind with the Name of the Lord, Har, Har. |
301. | | Is there any friend or companion of mine, |
302. | | Is there any merchant of the Lord to join me? My cargo is loaded, and now I am leaving. ||1||Pause|| |
303. | | Is there any Saint, who can bestow such celestial peace, and show me the Way to Him? ||1||Pause|| |
304. | | Is there any Saint, with intuitive peace and poise deep within, unto whom I might offer my meditation and austerities as payment? |
305. | | Is there any such Saint, who would meet with me, take away my anxiety, and lead me to enshrine love for my Lord and Master. ||2|| |
306. | | Is there anyone who can release me from my bondage, unite me with God, recite the Name of the Lord, Har, Har, |
307. | | Is there anyone who will sing of the Beloved Lord? |
308. | | Is this mind a householder, or is this mind a detached renunciate? |
309. | | It has been so long, so long, so long, so very long, since my mind has felt such a great thirst. |
310. | | It is a good time, when I remember Him in meditation. |
311. | | It is beyond the three qualities; it remains untouched. The seekers and Siddhas do not know it. |
312. | | It is God's Nature to love His devotees. |
313. | | It is my nature to make mistakes, forever and ever; it is Your Natural Way to save sinners. |
314. | | It is so difficult to obtain the Naam, the Name of the Lord, in this age; only the Gurmukh obtains it. |
315. | | It is so hard to obtain that devotional worship of the Lord, O Saints. It cannot be described at all. ||1|| |
316. | | It is the very nature of God to love His devotees; |
317. | | It torments us with the expression of pleasure and pain. |