SGGSAng 730Raag SuhiMahalla 111 linesGuru Nanak Dev Ji

sUhI mhlw 1 ]

aucwrx sUhI mh`lw pihlw

soohee mehalaa 1 ||

Soohee, First Mehl:

kaux qrwjI kvxu qulw qyrw kvxu srwPu bulwvw ]

koun tharaajee kavan thulaa thaeraa kavan saraaf bulaavaa ||

What scale, what weights, and what assayer shall I call for You, Lord?

kauxu gurU kY pih dIiKAw lyvw kY pih mulu krwvw ]1]

koun guroo kai pehi dheekhiaa laevaa kai pehi mul karaavaa ||1||

From what guru should I receive instruction? By whom should I have Your value appraised? ||1||

myry lwl jIau qyrw AMqu n jwxw ]

maerae laal jeeo thaeraa anth n jaanaa ||

O my Dear Beloved Lord, Your limits are not known.

qUµ jil Qil mhIAil Birpuir lIxw qUµ Awpy srb smwxw ]1] rhwau ]

thoon jal thhal meheeal bharipur leenaa thoon aapae sarab samaanaa ||1|| rehaao ||

You pervade the water, the land, and the sky; You Yourself are All-pervading. ||1||Pause||

mnu qwrwjI icqu qulw qyrI syv srwPu kmwvw ]

man thaaraajee chith thulaa thaeree saev saraaf kamaavaa ||

Mind is the scale, consciousness the weights, and the performance of Your service is the appraiser.

Gt hI BIqir so shu qolI ien@ ibiD icqu rhwvw ]2]

ghatt hee bheethar so sahu tholee ein bidhh chith rehaavaa ||2||

Deep within my heart, I weigh my Husband Lord; in this way I focus my consciousness. ||2||

Awpy kMfw qolu qrwjI Awpy qolxhwrw ]

aapae kanddaa thol tharaajee aapae tholanehaaraa ||

You Yourself are the balance, the weights and the scale; You Yourself are the weigher.

Awpy dyKY Awpy bUJY Awpy hY vxjwrw ]3]

aucwrx bU`JY

aapae dhaekhai aapae boojhai aapae hai vanajaaraa ||3||

You Yourself see, and You Yourself understand; You Yourself are the trader. ||3||

AMDulw nIc jwiq prdysI iKnu AwvY iqlu jwvY ]

andhhulaa neech jaath paradhaesee khin aavai thil jaavai ||

The blind, low class wandering soul, comes for a moment, and departs in an instant.

qw kI sµgiq nwnku rhdw ikau kir mUVw pwvY ]4]2]9]

aucwrx rhdw: ibMdI rihq bolo

thaa kee sangath naanak rehadhaa kio kar moorraa paavai ||4||2||9||

In its company, Nanak dwells; how can the fool attain the Lord? ||4||2||9||