The fire of wanting cools when something that stays is planted.
The Arc
Sorrows end and the fire of desire cools, quenched by a planted, permanent treasure (P0). The Pause line's sequence — grace, then good company, then freedom (P1). The freed person stays level through fortune and misfortune, seeing the Creator in both (P2); and the close rests on belonging and a mercy beyond words (P3).
Key Vocabulary
"fire of desire quenched" — restlessness cooled by what stays, not by willpower (P0).
grace to company to freedom — the order of liberation in the Pause line (P1).
"unaffected by fortune and misfortune" — equanimity from seeing one hand in all (P2).
"belong to Him" — safety from belonging, not qualification (P3).
Themes and Cross-Connections
Equanimity through seeing "the Creator in it all" (P2) is a raag-wide steadiness (compare B00C1044 acceptance, Mehl 9's coming coolness). "Grace, then company, then freedom" (P1) states the block's recurring order — we are led, not self-made. The permanent Name that "neither dies nor goes" (P0) echoes B00C1046 P5.
For Raag Goojaree
A short, restful shabad: name what stays, and the fire that chased what flees goes quietly out.
The fire of wanting cools when something that stays is planted.
The Arc
Sorrows end and the fire of desire cools, quenched by a planted, permanent treasure (P0). The Pause line's sequence — grace, then good company, then freedom (P1). The freed person stays level through fortune and misfortune, seeing the Creator in both (P2); and the close rests on belonging and a mercy beyond words (P3).
Key Vocabulary
Themes and Cross-Connections
Equanimity through seeing "the Creator in it all" (P2) is a raag-wide steadiness (compare B00C1044 acceptance, Mehl 9's coming coolness). "Grace, then company, then freedom" (P1) states the block's recurring order — we are led, not self-made. The permanent Name that "neither dies nor goes" (P0) echoes B00C1046 P5.
For Raag Goojaree
A short, restful shabad: name what stays, and the fire that chased what flees goes quietly out.