I have looked in so many ways, but there is no other like the Lord.
Translation by Dr. Sant Singh Khalsa
I have looked so many ways, but there is nothing else like the One.
On every continent and island, in every world, it is fully present, filling all.
The searching verdict of the last shabad continues, now stressing omnipresence: the One fills "all the continents and islands... all worlds." There is nowhere it isn't. This is Ik Onkar as sheer pervasion — the same One everywhere, in every land and every world, with no gaps and no favorites. For a child growing up aware of a huge and various world — many countries, many peoples — this is a grounding assurance: wherever anyone is, on any shore, the same One is fully present. No place is godforsaken; no people are outside it. The variety of the world does not fragment the One; the One holds all of it, whole, everywhere.
If the same One fills every land and every people, does that change how you see people from far-away places?
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