So full that nothing is missing, and no words can describe it.
The Arc
The saints are full and satisfied, holding the Teacher's word, made great by the Name beyond describing. The Pause: the Beloved is a priceless jewel, the Name ungraspable and immeasurable. A trusting, rested mind becomes gurmukh, sees the One everywhere, and lets pride fall away; their place is unshaken; they stay awake and glad to serve; and, absorbed in natural stillness, they receive the One's whole treasure from the Teacher's hand.
Key Vocabulary
Tripat-aaghaa-ay — full and satisfied
Agah, atolaa — ungraspable, immeasurable
Abhimaan — proud self-regard, which falls away
Sahaj samaadhi — natural, effortless stillness
Themes and Cross-Connections
The fullness here answers the earlier hunger-and-thirst images across the raag: the satisfied heart no longer chases, and receives rather than grasps.
For Raag Maaroo
A portrait of arrival — steadiness, wakeful service, and treasure placed, not seized.
So full that nothing is missing, and no words can describe it.
The Arc
The saints are full and satisfied, holding the Teacher's word, made great by the Name beyond describing. The Pause: the Beloved is a priceless jewel, the Name ungraspable and immeasurable. A trusting, rested mind becomes gurmukh, sees the One everywhere, and lets pride fall away; their place is unshaken; they stay awake and glad to serve; and, absorbed in natural stillness, they receive the One's whole treasure from the Teacher's hand.
Key Vocabulary
Themes and Cross-Connections
The fullness here answers the earlier hunger-and-thirst images across the raag: the satisfied heart no longer chases, and receives rather than grasps.
For Raag Maaroo
A portrait of arrival — steadiness, wakeful service, and treasure placed, not seized.
Last updated: 2026-07-09