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No one can measure Your Worth, or describe You.

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Those who describe You, remain absorbed in You. ||1||

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O my Great Lord and Master of Unfathomable Depth, You are the Ocean of Excellence.

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No one knows the greatness of Your expanse. ||1||Pause||

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All the contemplators met together and practiced contemplation;

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all the appraisers met together and tried to appraise You.

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The theologians, the meditators and the teachers of teachers

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could not express even an iota of Your Greatness. ||2||

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All Truth, all austerities, all goodness,

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and the greatness of the Siddhas, the beings of perfect spiritual powers

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- without You, none has attained such spiritual powers.

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They are obtained by Your Grace; their flow cannot be blocked. ||3||

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What can the helpless speaker do?

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Your bounties are overflowing with Your Praises.

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And the one, unto whom You give - why should he think of any other?

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O Nanak, the True Lord is the Embellisher. ||4||1||

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Aasaa, First Mehl:

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Chanting the Name, I live; forgetting it, I die.

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It is so difficult to chant the True Name.

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If someone feels hunger for the True Name,

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then that hunger shall consume his pains. ||1||

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So how could I ever forget Him, O my Mother?

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True is the Master, and True is His Name. ||1||Pause||

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People have grown weary of trying to appraise the greatness of the True Name, but they have not been able to appraise even an iota of it.

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Even if they were all to meet together and recount them,

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You would not be made any greater or lesser. ||2||

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He does not die - there is no reason to mourn.

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He continues to give, but His Provisions are never exhausted.

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This Glorious Virtue is His alone - no one else is like Him;

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there has never been anyone like Him, and there never shall be. ||3||

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As Great as You Yourself are, so Great are Your Gifts.

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It is You who created day and night as well.

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Those who forget their Lord and Master are vile and despicable.

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O Nanak, without the Name, people are wretched outcasts. ||4||2||

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Aasaa, First Mehl:

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If a beggar cries out at the door, the Master hears it in His Mansion.

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Whether He receives him or pushes him away, it is the Gift of the Lord's Greatness. ||1||

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Recognize the Lord's Light within all, and do not consider social class or status; there are no classes or castes in the world hereafter. ||1||Pause||

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He Himself acts, and He Himself inspires us to act.

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He Himself considers our complaints.

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Since You, O Creator Lord, are the Doer,

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why should I submit to the world? ||2||

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You Yourself created and You Yourself give.

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You Yourself eliminate evil-mindedness;

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by Guru's Grace, You come to abide in our minds,

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and then, pain and darkness are dispelled from within. ||3||

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He Himself infuses love for the Truth.

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Unto others, the Truth is not bestowed.

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If He bestows it upon someone, says Nanak, then, in the world hereafter, that person is not called to account. ||4||3||

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Aasaa, First Mehl:

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The urges of the heart are like cymbals and ankle-bells;

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the drum of the world resounds with the beat.

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Naarad dances to the tune of the Dark Age of Kali Yuga;

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where can the celibates and the men of truth place their feet? ||1||

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Nanak is a sacrifice to the Naam, the Name of the Lord.

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The world is blind; our Lord and Master is All-seeing. ||1||Pause||

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The disciple feeds on the Guru;

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out of love for bread, he comes to dwell in his home.