soriT mhlw 5 ]

aucwrx soriT mh`lw pMjvw

sorath mehalaa 5 ||

Sorat'h, Fifth Mehl:

ismir ismir pRB Bey Anµdw duK klys siB nwTy ]

simar simar prabh bheae anandhaa dhukh kalaes sabh naathae ||

Remembering, remembering God in meditation, bliss ensues, and one is rid of all suffering and pain.

gun gwvq iDAwvq pRBu Apnw kwrj sgly sWTy ]1]

gun gaavath dhhiaavath prabh apanaa kaaraj sagalae saanthae ||1||

Singing the Glorious Praises of God, and meditating on Him, all my affairs are brought into harmony. ||1||

jgjIvn nwmu qumwrw ]

jagajeevan naam thumaaraa ||

Your Name is the Life of the world.

gur pUry dIE aupdysw jip Baujlu pwir auqwrw ] rhwau ]

gur poorae dheeou oupadhaesaa jap bhoujal paar outhaaraa || rehaao ||

The Perfect Guru has taught me, that by meditating, I cross over the terrifying world-ocean. ||Pause||

qUhY mMqRI sunih pRB qUhY sBu ikCu krxYhwrw ]

thoohai manthree sunehi prabh thoohai sabh kishh karanaihaaraa ||

You are Your own advisor; You hear everything, God, and You do everything.

qU Awpy dwqw Awpy Bugqw ikAw iehu jµqu ivcwrw ]2]

thoo aapae dhaathaa aapae bhugathaa kiaa eihu janth vichaaraa ||2||

You Yourself are the Giver, and You Yourself are the Enjoyer. What can this poor creature do? ||2||

ikAw gux qyry AwiK vKwxI kImiq khxu n jweI ]

kiaa gun thaerae aakh vakhaanee keemath kehan n jaaee ||

Which of Your Glorious Virtues should I describe and speak of? Your value cannot be described.

pyiK pyiK jIvY pRBu Apnw Acrju qumih vfweI ]3]

aucwrx Ac-rju

paekh paekh jeevai prabh apanaa acharaj thumehi vaddaaee ||3||

I live by beholding, beholding You, O God. Your glorious greatness is wonderful and amazing! ||3||

Dwir AnugRhu Awip pRB sÍwmI piq miq kInI pUrI ]

aucwrx Anu`gRhu; sÍwmI: suAwmI bolo; m`iq

dhhaar anugrahu aap prabh svaamee path math keenee pooree ||

Granting His Grace, God my Lord and Master Himself saved my honor, and my intellect has been made perfect.

sdw sdw nwnk bilhwrI bwCau sMqw DUrI ]4]13]63]

sadhaa sadhaa naanak balihaaree baashho santhaa dhhooree ||4||13||63||

Forever and ever, Nanak is a sacrifice, longing for the dust of the feet of the Saints. ||4||13||63||