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O my mind, hold tight to the Support of the Lord's Name.

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The hot winds shall never even touch you. ||1||Pause||

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Like a boat in the ocean of fear;

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like a lamp which illumines the darkness;

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like fire which takes away the pain of cold

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- just so, chanting the Name, the mind becomes peaceful. ||2||

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The thirst of your mind shall be quenched,

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and all hopes shall be fulfilled.

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Your consciousness shall not waver.

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Meditate on the Ambrosial Naam as Gurmukh, O my friend. ||3||

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He alone receives the panacea, the medicine of the Naam,

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unto whom the Lord, in His Grace, bestows it.

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One whose heart is filled with the Name of the Lord, Har, Har

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- O Nanak, his pains and sorrows are eliminated. ||4||10||79||

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Gauree Gwaarayree, Fifth Mehl:

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Even with vast sums of wealth, the mind is not satisfied.

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Gazing upon countless beauties, the man is not satisfied.

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He is so involved with his wife and sons - he believes that they belong to him.

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That wealth shall pass away, and those relatives shall be reduced to ashes. ||1||

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Without meditating and vibrating on the Lord, they are crying out in pain.

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Their bodies are cursed, and their wealth is cursed - they are imbued with Maya. ||1||Pause||

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The servant carries the bags of money on his head,

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but it goes to his master's house, and he receives only pain.

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The man sits as a king in his dreams,

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but when he opens his eyes, he sees that it was all in vain. ||2||

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The watchman oversees the field of another,

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but the field belongs to his master, while he must get up and depart.

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He works so hard, and suffers for that field,

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but still, nothing comes into his hands. ||3||

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The dream is His, and the kingdom is His;

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He who has given the wealth of Maya, has infused the desire for it.

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He Himself annihilates, and He Himself restores.

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Nanak offers this prayer to God. ||4||11||80||

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Gauree Gwaarayree, Fifth Mehl:

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I have gazed upon the many forms of Maya, in so many ways.

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With pen and paper, I have written clever things.

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I have seen what it is to be a chief, a king, and an emperor,

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but they do not satisfy the mind. ||1||

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Show me that peace, O Saints,

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which will quench my thirst and satisfy my mind. ||1||Pause||

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You may have horses as fast as the wind, elephants to ride on,

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sandalwood oil, and beautiful women in bed,

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actors in dramas, singing in theaters

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- but even with them, the mind does not find contentment. ||2||

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You may have a throne at the royal court, with beautiful decorations and soft carpets,

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all sorts of luscious fruits and beautiful gardens,

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the excitement of the chase and princely pleasures

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- but still, the mind is not made happy by such illusory diversions. ||3||

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In their kindness, the Saints have told me of the True One,

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and so I have obtained all comforts and joy.

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In the Saadh Sangat, the Company of the Holy, I sing the Kirtan of the Lord's Praises.

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Says Nanak, through great good fortune, I have found this. ||4||

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One who obtains the wealth of the Lord becomes happy.

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By God's Grace, I have joined the Saadh Sangat. ||1||Second Pause||12||81||

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Gauree Gwaarayree, Fifth Mehl: