Translation by Dr. Sant Singh Khalsa
See the One as right here, ever-present — not far away.
A heart turned toward the One sees it everywhere, in every age and place.
Someone who tastes that sweetness and speaks good words stays soaked in a pool of peace.
The verse gently re-frames the "worthless bride" (the one who feels unworthy) with an instruction, not a scolding: hazoor — "see your Beloved ever-present." The one who realizes this "knows Him all-pervading everywhere." Again the raag's steady correction: the One isn't distant; it's here, and a turned heart sees it everywhere and stays "immersed in the Ambrosial Pool." For a child: the good you're looking for is right here, present everywhere — not far off.
Where might goodness be 'ever-present' around you that you sometimes forget to notice?
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