7: gurisK - inr hMkwr jqI hY

The Sikh of the Guru is prideless -

gorK jqI sdwieMdw iqsu gur GrbwrI ]

gorakh jatee sadaaindaa tisu guru gharibaaree.

Gorakh claimed to be a celebate but his teacher Machhandar (Matsyendr) lived like a virtual householder.

sukr kwxw hoieAw durmMqR vIcwrI ]

soukar kaanaa hoiaa mantee avichaaree.

Sukrachary too was stigmatised for his evil mantra.

lKmx swDI BuK qyh haumY AhMkwrI ]

lakhaman saadhee bhoukh tayh haoumai ahankaaree.

Laksaman disciplined his hunger and thirst and was proud on this account.

hnUMmwn blvMq hoie cMcl miq KwrI ]

hanoonmat balavant aakheeai chanchal mati khaaree.

Hanumán (monkey god) is known to be very powerful but his mind was quite volatile.

BYrau BUq kusUq sMig durmiq aurDwrI ]

bhairau bhoot kasoot sangi duramati uradhaaree.

Bhairav also because of his association with evil spirits maintained his evilmindedness.

gurisK jqI slwhIAin ijin haumY mwrI ]7]

gurasikh jatee salaaheeani jini haoumai maaree ||7||

Sikhs of the Guru who have effaced their ego are praised as (really) virtuous persons.