Ang 696–710
Raag Jaitsree
The Commentary
The opening shabad of Raag Jaitsree. The jewel of the Name uncovered within, the debt paid off (v.0); the refrain's promise — say the Name and affairs resolve — plus the Gurmukh/manmukh contrast (v.1); daasan-daas humility making a life fruitful (v.2); honest helplessness turned into "let me hold the hem of Your robe" (v.3).
Contents
- Shabad 1The Jewel Is Inside You; Grace Clears the DebtCommentary →
- Shabad 2You Are a Jewel That Looked Like StrawCommentary →
- Shabad 3Saying 'Help Me Understand' Isn't ShamefulCommentary →
- Shabad 4Illusion Is Venom; Wisdom Is the AntivenomCommentary →
- Shabad 5A Disconnected Heart Feels Like a Dry WastelandCommentary →
- Shabad 6A Quiet Music Plays Under the Noise of the MindCommentary →
- Shabad 7Hold the One and Your Pains Loosen Their GripCommentary →
- Shabad 8Say the Name Like a Steady DrumbeatCommentary →
- Shabad 9A Storehouse of Sweetness That Never Runs EmptyCommentary →
- Shabad 10The One Is the Seeker and the SoughtCommentary →
- Shabad 11The Whole Method: Keep Good Company, Stay Near WisdomCommentary →
- Shabad 12Who Is Your Real Friend to the Very End?Commentary →
- Shabad 13The Soul Aches for Real News of the BelovedCommentary →
- Shabad 14Just Hearing of the One Brings a Cool CalmCommentary →
- Shabad 15You Don't Need a Holy Place; Sing Right Where You AreCommentary →
- Shabad 16Peace Comes When You Set Down Cleverness, Worry, and EgoCommentary →
- Shabad 17Understanding and Remembrance Grow Best TogetherCommentary →
- Shabad 18With the One as Support, Troubles Don't StickCommentary →
- Shabad 19In a World Stumbling in the Dark, the One Is the LampCommentary →
- Shabad 20Longing Spills Over Into PromisesCommentary →
- Shabad 21The Rainbird's Prayer: Give Me the Thirst ItselfCommentary →
- Shabad 22You Never Outgrow the Need for Good CompanyCommentary →
- Shabad 23After the Long Road, Arrive and Ask to Be LiftedCommentary →
- Shabad 24Rooted in the One, Misfortune Can't Reach the CoreCommentary →
- Shabad 25Even Trying to Get Free Out of Greed Tightens the KnotCommentary →
- Shabad 26Even a Guru Admits: the Fear of Death Entered My HeartCommentary →
- Shabad 27'The World Is False' Means It Can't Hold Your TrustCommentary →
- Shabad 28The Door to Meeting Is Opened, Not ForcedCommentary →
- Shabad 29The One's Very Vastness Is Why It Can Save YouCommentary →
- Shabad 30The World Is a Roadside Inn, Not Your HomeCommentary →
- Shabad 31One Thing Stays Constant, Holding All the ChangeCommentary →
- Shabad 32Ravi Daas: I Know Nothing, My Mind Sold OffCommentary →
- Shabad 33A Bridge to Todee: Without the One, the Mind WandersCommentary →