Bhai Gurdas Ji - Learning from_conch_—without merit (Vaar1

[singh khalistan da]

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa

Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh

Vaar 17 - Pauri 1

<>siqgurpRswid ] (17-1-1)

swgr Agm AQwh mQ caudh rqn Amol kFwey] (17-1-2)

ssIAr swrMg DnuK md kOs k lC Dnµqr pwey] (17-1-3)

AwrMBw kwmDynu lY pwrjwq As Aimau pIAwey] (17-1-4)

AYrwp gj sMK ibK dyv dwn iml vMf idvwey] (17-1-5)

mwxk moqI hIirAW bhu muly sB ko vrswey] (17-1-6)

sMK smuMdhu sKxw DwhW dy dy roie suxwey] (17-1-7)

swD sMgq gur Sbd sux gur aupdyS n irdy vswey] (17-1-8)

inhPl Aihlw jnm gvwey ]1] (17-1-9)

One Oañkar,the primal energy, realized through

the grace of divine preceptor

Pauri l (Learning from conch — without merit)

It is said that after churning the unfathomable ocean, fourteen jewels

were brought out of it. These jewels are-moon, Sarang bow, wine,

kaustubh mani, Laksmi, Dhanvantari, the physician, fairy Rambhã, Kamadhenu,

Pãrijãt, Uchchaisrava horse and nectar offered to gods to drink. Airavat

elephant, conch and poison were distributed jointly among the gods and

the demons. All were given rubies, pearls and valuable diamonds. Out of

the ocean, conch came out empty which tells (even today) weeping and

wailing its own story that none should remain hollow and empty. In the

holy congregation even listening to the discourses and teachings of the

Guru who does not adopt them, he loses his life uselessly.

Translation By Dr Jodh Singh Ji