Translation by Dr. Sant Singh Khalsa
Wherever I go, You are already there — the true Maker of it all.
You give to everyone, You shape how things unfold, You lift away trouble. You can wash away a mountain of mistakes in a single moment, and You see clearly into every single heart.
The second Aasaa Chhant opens with a line worth memorizing: jithai jaao tithai too naali — wherever I go, You are there with me. Never alone, ever. The One is Giver of all, Architect of Destiny, Dispeller of distress — and mercy is quick: millions of sins destroyed in an instant. The lovely image he calls a swan a swan and a crane a crane means the One sees each being truly, for exactly what it is, reading every heart. To be seen that clearly and still be companioned everywhere is the deepest safety a child could be offered.
Does it feel comforting or a little scary to be seen completely? Why?
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