Translation by Dr. Sant Singh Khalsa
Someone who stops singing about the wonder of it all gets puffed-up and proud in the way they talk.
The great Potter shaped every one of us like clay pots, and knows exactly the right time for each.
The letter Gagga pairs a warning with a beautiful image. Stop singing (stop wondering, stop being grateful) and speech turns arrogant — pride rushes in to fill the silence where song used to be. Then the potter image: the One shaped the pots and made the world the kiln and decides when to put them in. It sounds solemn, but its real message is trust — you don't have to manage the timing of your own life; the Potter who shaped you knows the hour. Your job is to stay soft clay, and to keep singing.
Why do you think staying thankful helps keep us humble?
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