SGGSAng 468Raag AsaAsa Mahalla 1 Vaar Salokaa Naal11 linesGuru Nanak Dev Ji

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aucwrx mh`lw pihlw

ma 1 ||

First Mehl:

lbu pwpu duie rwjw mhqw kUVu hoAw iskdwru ]

lab paap dhue raajaa mehathaa koorr hoaa sikadhaar ||

Greed and sin are the king and prime minister; falsehood is the treasurer.

kwmu nybu sid puCIAY bih bih kry bIcwru ]

aucwrx sid: polw bolo

kaam naeb sadh pushheeai behi behi karae beechaar ||

Sexual desire, the chief advisor, is summoned and consulted; they all sit together and contemplate their plans.

AMDI rXiq igAwn ivhUxI Bwih Bry murdwru ]

aucwrx rXiq: reIAiq bolo

andhhee rayath giaan vihoonee bhaahi bharae muradhaar ||

Their subjects are blind, and without wisdom, they try to please the will of the dead.

igAwnI ncih vwjy vwvih rUp krih sIgwru ]

giaanee nachehi vaajae vaavehi roop karehi seegaar ||

The spiritually wise dance and play their musical instruments, adorning themselves with beautiful decorations.

aUcy kUkih vwdw gwvih joDw kw vIcwru ]

oochae kookehi vaadhaa gaavehi jodhhaa kaa veechaar ||

They shout out loud, and sing epic poems and heroic stories.

mUrK pMifq ihkmiq hujiq sMjY krih ipAwru ]

aucwrx ihkm`iq

moorakh panddith hikamath hujath sanjai karehi piaar ||

The fools call themselves spiritual scholars, and by their clever tricks, they love to gather wealth.

DrmI Drmu krih gwvwvih mMgih moKduAwru ]

aucwrx moK-duAwru: sbµDk krky bolo

dhharamee dhharam karehi gaavaavehi mangehi mokh dhuaar ||

The righteous waste their righteousness, by asking for the door of salvation.

jqI sdwvih jugiq n jwxih Cif bhih Gr bwru ]

aucwrx jqI: polw bolo; s`dwvih

jathee sadhaavehi jugath n jaanehi shhadd behehi ghar baar ||

They call themselves celibate, and abandon their homes, but they do not know the true way of life.

sBu ko pUrw Awpy hovY Git n koeI AwKY ]

sabh ko pooraa aapae hovai ghatt n koee aakhai ||

Everyone calls himself perfect; none call themselves imperfect.

piq prvwxw ipCY pweIAY qw nwnk qoilAw jwpY ]2]

path paravaanaa pishhai paaeeai thaa naanak tholiaa jaapai ||2||

If the weight of honor is placed on the scale, then, O Nanak, one sees his true weight. ||2||