49 Shabads · 244 Verses
Raag Gond
The Commentary
This is the very first composition of Raag Gond, and Guru Ram Das opens it with a single, patient meditation on one word: aas -- hope. Where do you put it?
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Guru Ram Das (Mehl 4)
Guru Arjan (Mehl 5)
- Shabad 7The One Who Makes All And Lives In All
- Shabad 8Caught Like The Fish And The Monkey
- Shabad 9The One Who Gave You Everything You Have
- Shabad 10The Name Is What I Live By
- Shabad 11The One Who Lifts Up The Overlooked
- Shabad 12In Good Company The Heart Grows Clear
- Shabad 13Keeping The Teacher In My Heart
- Shabad 14Chant The Teacher's Name, O My Mind
- Shabad 15The Teacher Is My Worship
- Shabad 16Trade Only In The One's Name
- Shabad 17The Five That Cannot Reach The Devotee's Door
- Shabad 18When Peace Takes the Place of Pain
- Shabad 19Be the Dust of All
- Shabad 20My Real Incense Is Service
- Shabad 21Kept Safe Like a Child
- Shabad 22The Darkness Simply Lifts
- Shabad 23The Boat That Carries You Over
- Shabad 24The One Watches Over the Good
- Shabad 25The Name Is Cool, Clear Water
- Shabad 26The Formless One on Your Side
- Shabad 27A Wonder Beyond Words
- Shabad 28Grateful for the Company of the Good
- Shabad 29Bow to the Perfect Guide
Kabir Ji
- Shabad 30Talk With The Wise, Rest Quiet With The Closed
- Shabad 31A Wasted Life Leaves Little Behind
- Shabad 32The One Fills The Sky And Never Perishes
- Shabad 33Bound And Thrown Down, Yet Not Alone
- Shabad 34It Is None Of The Names We Give It
- Shabad 35The Loom Falls Quiet
- Shabad 36The Thing Everyone Chases Belongs To No One
- Shabad 37How The World Aches For What It Cannot Keep
- Shabad 38No House Stands Without Its Beams
- Shabad 39The Real Work Is Mastering Your Own Mind
- Shabad 40Blessed Is The Grain That Opens The Hungry Heart