Translation by Dr. Sant Singh Khalsa
The good lives right inside you — fearless, without any hate, and beyond all shape.
It's nearer than near, even when you can't see it — and wisdom helps you find it.
A landmark verse that echoes the Mool Mantar (the opening creed): the Lord in the "body-village" is nirbhau, nirvair, nirankaar — "without fear, without hate, without form." And the raag's steady comfort: har nikat basat — "the Lord dwells near at hand, but cannot be seen" — nearer than near, found through wisdom. The One you might feel is far is actually living right inside you. For a child: the good lives right inside you — fearless, without any hate — nearer than near, even when you can't see it.
What good thing might be closer to you than you usually realize?
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