Every heart belongs to the One. The One is inside all of them, and nothing is outside the One. So remind your own mind of the One who gives peace. Praise the One, and call the One your Father. Wherever you look today, the One is there. Everything rests in the One's hands. When the One keeps someone safe, nothing can come near to threaten them. The One fills the oceans, the land and the sky. The One is always here, right in front of you, close as the air you breathe. At the centre, the Rahao: O my mind, remember the One who gives peace; the One is your Father.
Key Vocabulary
sabh ghat — all hearts; the One is within every one.
haajraa hajoor — the Ever-present; here, right here.
jal thal mahee-al — waters, lands, and skies, all pervaded.
Themes and Cross-Connections
The Ik Onkar vision of immanence — oneness as the only reality — stated plainly and tenderly. The intimacy of "You are my Father" connects the vast to the personal, as in Shabad 32's child-and-Father close.
For Raag Bhairao
A serene interlude inside the intense raag — its calm is the stillness at the center of brightness.
Hukumnama
Subject: Remember the Giver of peace, your Father Preview: every heart, a Father, wherever you look, someone kept safe, the waters, the lands and the skies
Today: Every heart belongs to the One. The One is inside all of them, and nothing is outside the One. So remind your own mind of the One who gives peace. Praise the One, and call the One your Father. Wherever you look today, the One is there. Everything rests in the One's hands. When the One keeps someone safe, nothing can come near to threaten them. The One fills the oceans, the land and the sky. The One is always here, right in front of you, close as the air you breathe.
Remember the One who gives peace; the One is your Father.
For today: Look at three different people today and quietly remember that the One is inside each of them.
"All hearts are Yours; You are within all."
The Arc
Every heart belongs to the One. The One is inside all of them, and nothing is outside the One. So remind your own mind of the One who gives peace. Praise the One, and call the One your Father. Wherever you look today, the One is there. Everything rests in the One's hands. When the One keeps someone safe, nothing can come near to threaten them. The One fills the oceans, the land and the sky. The One is always here, right in front of you, close as the air you breathe. At the centre, the Rahao: O my mind, remember the One who gives peace; the One is your Father.
Key Vocabulary
Themes and Cross-Connections
The Ik Onkar vision of immanence — oneness as the only reality — stated plainly and tenderly. The intimacy of "You are my Father" connects the vast to the personal, as in Shabad 32's child-and-Father close.
For Raag Bhairao
A serene interlude inside the intense raag — its calm is the stillness at the center of brightness.
Hukumnama
Subject: Remember the Giver of peace, your Father Preview: every heart, a Father, wherever you look, someone kept safe, the waters, the lands and the skies
Today: Every heart belongs to the One. The One is inside all of them, and nothing is outside the One. So remind your own mind of the One who gives peace. Praise the One, and call the One your Father. Wherever you look today, the One is there. Everything rests in the One's hands. When the One keeps someone safe, nothing can come near to threaten them. The One fills the oceans, the land and the sky. The One is always here, right in front of you, close as the air you breathe.
Remember the One who gives peace; the One is your Father.
For today: Look at three different people today and quietly remember that the One is inside each of them.