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Wherever I look, there I see Him pervading. ||3||

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There is doubt within me, and Maya is outside; it hits me in the eyes like an arrow.

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Prays Nanak, the slave of the Lord's slaves: such a mortal suffers terribly. ||4||2||

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Raamkalee, First Mehl:

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Where is that door, where You live, O Lord? What is that door called? Among all doors, who can find that door?

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For the sake of that door, I wander around sadly, detached from the world; if only someone would come and tell me about that door. ||1||

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How can I cross over the world-ocean?

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While I am living, I cannot be dead. ||1||Pause||

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Pain is the door, and anger is the guard; hope and anxiety are the two shutters.

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Maya is the water in the moat; in the middle of this moat, he has built his home. The Primal Lord sits in the Seat of Truth. ||2||

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You have so many Names, Lord, I do not know their limit. There is no other equal to You.

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Do not speak out loud - remain in your mind. The Lord Himself knows, and He Himself acts. ||3||

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As long as there is hope, there is anxiety; so how can anyone speak of the One Lord?

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In the midst of hope, remain untouched by hope; then, O Nanak, you shall meet the One Lord. ||4||

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In this way, you shall cross over the world-ocean.

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This is the way to remain dead while yet alive. ||1||Second Pause||3||

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Raamkalee, First Mehl:

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Awareness of the Shabad and the Teachings is my horn; the people hear the sound of its vibrations.

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Honor is my begging-bowl, and the Naam, the Name of the Lord, is the charity I receive. ||1||

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O Baba, Gorakh is the Lord of the Universe; He is always awake and aware.

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He alone is Gorakh, who sustains the earth; He created it in an instant. ||1||Pause||

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Binding together water and air, He infused the breath of life into the body, and made the lamps of the sun and the moon.

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To die and to live, He gave us the earth, but we have forgotten these blessings. ||2||

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There are so many Siddhas, seekers, Yogis, wandering pilgrims, spiritual teachers and good people.

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If I meet them, I chant the Lord's Praises, and then, my mind serves Him. ||3||

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Paper and salt, protected by ghee, remain untouched by water, as the lotus remains unaffected in water.

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Those who meet with such devotees, O servant Nanak - what can death do to them? ||4||4||

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Raamkalee, First Mehl:

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Listen, Machhindra, to what Nanak says.

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One who subdues the five passions does not waver.

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One who practices Yoga in such a way,

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saves himself, and saves all his generations. ||1||

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He alone is a hermit, who attains such understanding.

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Day and night, he remains absorbed in deepest Samaadhi. ||1||Pause||

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He begs for loving devotion to the Lord, and lives in the Fear of God.

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He is satisfied, with the priceless gift of contentment.

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Becoming the embodiment of meditation, he attains the true Yogic posture.

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He focuses his consciousness in the deep trance of the True Name. ||2||

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Nanak chants the Ambrosial Bani.

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Listen, O Machhindra: this is the insignia of the true hermit.

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One who, in the midst of hope, remains untouched by hope,

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shall truly find the Creator Lord. ||3||

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Prays Nanak, I share the mysterious secrets of God.

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The Guru and His disciple are joined together!

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One who eats this food, this medicine of the Teachings,