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Only A Gurmukh Has Naam.


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bwbw bolIAY piq hoie ]

baabaa boleeai path hoe ||

O Baba, speak only that which will bring you honor.

aUqm sy dir aUqm khIAih nIc krm bih roie ]1] rhwau ]

ootham sae dhar ootham keheeahi neech karam behi roe ||1|| rehaao ||

They alone are good, who are judged good at the Lord's Door. Those with bad karma can only sit and weep. ||1||Pause||

rsu suienw rsu rupw kwmix rsu prml kI vwsu ]

ras sueinaa ras rupaa kaaman ras paramal kee vaas ||

The pleasures of gold and silver, the pleasures of women, the pleasure of the fragrance of sandalwood,

rsu GoVy rsu syjw mMdr rsu mITw rsu mwsu ]

ras ghorrae ras saejaa ma(n)dhar ras meet(h)aa ras maas ||

the pleasure of horses, the pleasure of a soft bed in a palace, the pleasure of sweet treats and the pleasure of hearty meals

eyqy rs srIr ky kY Git nwm invwsu ]2]

eaethae ras sareer kae kai ghatt naam nivaas ||2||

-these pleasures of the human body are so numerous; how can the Naam, the Name of the Lord, find its dwelling in the heart? ||2||

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nwmu jphu myry swjn sYnw ]

naam japahu maerae saajan sainaa ||

So chant the Naam, O my friends and companions.

nwm ibnw mY Avru n koeI vfY Bwig gurmuiK hir lYnw ]1] rhwau ]

naam binaa mai avar n koee vaddai bhaag guramukh har lainaa ||1|| rehaao ||

Without the Naam, there is nothing else for me. By great good fortune, as Gurmukh, I have received the Lord's Name. ||1||Pause||

nwm ibnw nhI jIivAw jwie ]

naam binaa nehee jeeviaa jaae ||

Without the Naam, I cannot live.

vfY Bwig gurmuiK hir pwie ]2]

vaddai bhaag guramukh har paae ||2||

By great good fortune, the Gurmukhs obtain the Naam. ||2||

nwmhIn kwlK muiK mwieAw ]

naameheen kaalakh mukh maaeiaa ||

Those who lack the Naam have their faces rubbed in the dirt of Maya.

nwm ibnw iDRgu iDRgu jIvwieAw ]3]

naam binaa dhhrig dhhrig jeevaaeiaa ||3||

Without the Naam, cursed, cursed are their lives. ||3||

vfw vfw hir Bwg kir pwieAw ]

vaddaa vaddaa har bhaag kar paaeiaa ||

The Great Lord is obtained by great good destiny.

nwnk gurmuiK nwmu idvwieAw ]4]4]56]

naanak guramukh naam dhivaaeiaa ||4||4||56||

O Nanak, the Gurmukh is blessed with the Naam. ||4||4||56||

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gurmuiK ijnI nwmu n pwieAw ]

guramukh jinee naam n paaeiaa ||

Those who have not become Gurmukh, and who have not found the Naam, the Name of the Lord

mnmuiK ibrQw jnmu gvwieAw ]

manamukh birathhaa janam gavaaeiaa ||

those self-willed manmukhs waste their lives uselessly.

AgY ivxu nwvY ko bylI nwhI bUJY gur bIcwrI jIau ]9]

agai vin naavai ko baelee naahee boojhai gur beechaaree jeeo ||9||

In the world hereafter, nothing except the Name will be of any assistance; this is understood by contemplating the Guru. ||9||

AMimRq nwmu sdw suKdwqw ]

a(n)mrith naam sadhaa sukhadhaathaa ||

The Ambrosial Naam is the Giver of peace forever.

guir pUrY jug cwry jwqw ]

gur poorai jug chaarae jaathaa ||

Throughout the four ages, it is known through the Perfect Guru.

ijsu qU dyvih soeI pwey nwnk qqu bIcwrI jIau ]10]1]

jis thoo dhaevehi soee paaeae naanak thath beechaaree jeeo ||10||1||

He alone receives it, unto whom You bestow it; this is the essence of reality which Nanak has realized. ||10||1||

Who is a Gurmukh?

A Gurmukh is one who has realised the shabad hence they have realised themselves and have banished corruption of his/her mind. Therefore, a Gurmukh is a high spiritual being; pure and rare who can be considered a saint.

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gurmuiK ijnI nwmu n pwieAw ]

guramukh jinee naam n paaeiaa ||

Those who have not become Gurmukh, and who have not found the Naam, the Name of the Lord

mnmuiK ibrQw jnmu gvwieAw ]

manamukh birathhaa janam gavaaeiaa ||

those self-willed manmukhs waste their lives uselessly.

Umm i don't understand the first tuk. 2nd tuk says a manmukh has wasted his life in wordly affairs. What is the 1st line saying?? English translation doesn't seem right to me...

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gurmuiK ijnI nwmu n pwieAw ]

guramukh jinee naam n paaeiaa ||

Those who have not become Gurmukh, and who have not found the Naam, the Name of the Lord

mnmuiK ibrQw jnmu gvwieAw ]

manamukh birathhaa janam gavaaeiaa ||

those self-willed manmukhs waste their lives uselessly.

Umm i don't understand the first tuk. 2nd tuk says a manmukh has wasted his life in wordly affairs. What is the 1st line saying?? English translation doesn't seem right to me...

Gurmukh in that line refers to Guru Ji. Therefore, it means those who have not obtained naam from Guru Ji, those self-willed manmukhs waste their lives.

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there was an interesting discussion yday in the chat... sum1 was sayin that the 'padd ched' is incorrect there... as it shud'n be:

gurmuiK ijnI nwmu n pwieAw ]

rather it shud be:

gurmuiK ij nI nwmu n pwieAw ]

the latter seems to make more sense... which wud translate to: 'that person who is not gurmukh, has not obtained the naam'

buh.. how do we kno when its 'ijnI' rather then 'ij nI'??

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the pad chhed seems correct here

there is a sihari on the khakhaa of gurmukh. Therefore it can mean whoever hasnt received naam through the mukhi guru...or the one that hasn't received naam through the path of becoming a gurmukh.

im not any sort of linguist but making ji and nee seperate doesnt make too much sense to me.

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Gurmukh can have different meanings depending on context. In this context it seems that it means through the mukhi guru. After reading your message I double checked with faridkot teeka, and the arth they did are the same

ਜਿਨੋਂ ਨੇ ਗੁਰੋਂ ਦਵਾਰੇ ਨਾਮ ਕੋ ਨਹੀਂ ਪਾਇਆ ਹੈ ਤਿਨਾਂ ਮਨਮੁਖਾਂ ਨੇ ਬਿਅਰਥ ਜਨਮ ਗਵਾਇਆ ਹੈ॥

I haven't checked sahib singh's teeka, but I'm pretty sure it'll be the same too.

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