Shabad : Se simareh jin aap simaraae

Shabad (Ang 262-263 of SGGS) : Se simareh jin aap simaraae |

(They alone remember Him in meditation, whom He inspires to meditate.)

naanak taa kai laagau paae ||

(Nanak grasps the feet of those humble beings.)

prabh kai simaran 

  ridh sidh nau nidh |

(In the remembrance of God are wealth, miraculous spiritual powers and the nine treasures.)

prabh kai simaran giaan 

  dhiaan tat budh |

(In the remembrance of God are knowledge, meditation and the essence of wisdom.)

prabh kai simaran 

  jap tap poojaa |

(In the remembrance of God are chanting, intense meditation and devotional worship.)

prabh kai simaran 

  binasai dhoojaa |

(In the remembrance of God, duality is removed.)

prabh kai simaran 

  teerath isanaanee |

(In the remembrance of God are purifying baths at sacred shrines of pilgrimage.)

prabh kai simaran 

  dharageh maanee |

(In the remembrance of God, one attains honor in the Court of the Lord.)

prabh kai simaran 

  hoi su bhalaa |

(In the remembrance of God, one becomes good.)

prabh kai simaran 

  sufal falaa |

(In the remembrance of God, one flowers in fruition.)

prabh kaa simaran 

  sabh te uoochaa |

(The remembrance of God is the highest and most exalted of all.)

prabh kai simaran 

  udhare moochaa |

(In the remembrance of God, many are saved.)

prabh kai simaran 

  tirasanaa bujhai |

(In the remembrance of God, thirst is quenched.)

prabh kai simaran 

  sabh kichh sujhai |

(In the remembrance of God, all things are known.)

prabh kai simaran 

  naahee jam traasaa |

(In the remembrance of God, there is no fear of death.)

prabh kai simaran 

  pooran aasaa |

(In the remembrance of God, hopes are fulfilled.)

prabh kai simaran 

  man kee mal jai |

(In the remembrance of God, the filth of the mind is removed.)

a(n)mirat naam ridh 

  maeh samai |

(The Ambrosial Naam, the Name of the Lord, is absorbed into the heart.)

prabh jee baseh 

  saadh kee rasanaa |

(God abides upon the tongues of His Saints.)

naanak jan kaa 

  dhaasan dhasanaa |

(Nanak is the servant (das) of His devotees.)