"Upon the field of actions and karma, whatever one plants, one eats."
The Arc
Pure praise that lands on responsibility. The One as purifier, soul-in-the-soul, knower of every heart from within — and the farming truth: your life is a field that grows what you sow (v.0); the praise resolving into vismaad, wonder — "there is none other than Him," and remembrance felt as life itself (v.1).
Key Vocabulary
karam bhoom / field of actions — life as a field; the seeds you plant are the harvest you live inside.
vismaad — awestruck wonder; the "wahe!" at the root of Waheguru.
"none other than Him" — the Mool Mantar's oneness: no second reality apart from the One.
Themes and Cross-Connections
"Whatever you plant, you eat" echoes Aasaa's field-and-farmer imagery (B00C678) and the karma-as-farming motif across the raags. Vismaad ties to Japji and Aasaa ki Vaar's wonder-litanies.
For Raag Todee
Balances grace and agency for children: the One purifies and honors your choices — the seeds you plant in your days are the life you'll end up living inside — and the fitting response to it all is wonder.
"Upon the field of actions and karma, whatever one plants, one eats."
The Arc
Pure praise that lands on responsibility. The One as purifier, soul-in-the-soul, knower of every heart from within — and the farming truth: your life is a field that grows what you sow (v.0); the praise resolving into vismaad, wonder — "there is none other than Him," and remembrance felt as life itself (v.1).
Key Vocabulary
Themes and Cross-Connections
"Whatever you plant, you eat" echoes Aasaa's field-and-farmer imagery (B00C678) and the karma-as-farming motif across the raags. Vismaad ties to Japji and Aasaa ki Vaar's wonder-litanies.
For Raag Todee
Balances grace and agency for children: the One purifies and honors your choices — the seeds you plant in your days are the life you'll end up living inside — and the fitting response to it all is wonder.