2: murIdW dI pRIiq

Love of the disciples

AmlI Amlu n CfnI huie bhin iekTy ]

amalee amalu n chhadanee hui bahani ikatday.

Opium-eaters eschew not opium and sit down together to eat it.

ijau jUey jUAwrIAw lig dwv aupTy ]

jiu jooay jooaareeaa lagi daav oupatday.

Gamblers indulge in play and lose their stakes.

corI cor n plrih duK shin grTy ]

choree chor n palarahi doukh sahani garatday.

Thieves do not abandon thieving and suffer punishment when caught.

rhin n gixkw vwiVAhu vykrmI lTy ]

rahani n ganikaa vaarhiahu vaykaramee latday.

The evil-doers do not remain away from the house of the ill-repute women though they sell off even their clothes to provide for them.

pwpI pwpu kmwvdy hoie iPrdy nTy ]

paapee paapu kamaavaday hoi dhiraday natday.

Sinners commit sin anu abscond to avoid punishment.

pIr murIdw iprhVI sB pwp pxTy ]2]

peer mureedaa piraharhee sabh paap panatday ||2||

But, contrary to all these, the Sikhs of the Guru, (whose companionship is far from being injurious) love their Guru, and he absolves them of all their sins.