The document is a summary of the hymn "Sri Raga" from Sikh scripture. It describes how wealth, pleasure, power and worldly possessions could cause one to forget God. It states that without the Lord, the soul suffers, and that consulting the Guru reveals there is no other place besides being with God. It concludes by saying that even becoming an emperor could pass like the wind, and seeing such things might cause one to stray from remembering God.
The document is a summary of the hymn "Sri Raga" from Sikh scripture. It describes how wealth, pleasure, power and worldly possessions could cause one to forget God. It states that without the Lord, the soul suffers, and that consulting the Guru reveals there is no other place besides being with God. It concludes by saying that even becoming an emperor could pass like the wind, and seeing such things might cause one to stray from remembering God.
The document is a summary of the hymn "Sri Raga" from Sikh scripture. It describes how wealth, pleasure, power and worldly possessions could cause one to forget God. It states that without the Lord, the soul suffers, and that consulting the Guru reveals there is no other place besides being with God. It concludes by saying that even becoming an emperor could pass like the wind, and seeing such things might cause one to stray from remembering God.
One Universal Creator God. The Grace of The True Guru:
Raag Shree Raag, first House: If i had a palace made of pearls, inlaid with jewels, Scented with musk, saffron and sandalwood, a sheer delight to behold. Seeing this, i might go astray and forget you , and your name would not enter into my mind – (1)
Without the Lord my soul is scorched and burnt .
I consulted my Guru , and now i see thst there is no other plaxe at all – (PAUSE)
If the floor of this palace was a mosaic of diamonds and rubies,
and if my bed was encased with rubies , and heavenly beauties , their faces adorned with emeralds, tried to entice me with sensual gesture of love -seeing these, i might go astray and forget you , and your name would not enter my mind – (2)
If i were to become a Siddha , and work miracles , summon
wealth and become invisible at will, so that people would hold me in awe -seeing these, i might go astray and forget you , and your name would not enter into my mind—(3)
If i were to become an emperor and raise a huge army , and sit
on a throne, issuing commands and collecting taxes-O Nanak , all of this could pass away like a puff of wind. -seeing these , i might go astray and forget you , and your name would not enter into my mind. –(4) Shree Raag , First Mehl:
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