Translation by Dr. Sant Singh Khalsa
It all unfolds by the One's doing — so who else would I turn to?
The One moves everything gently; no one is really a hero or a coward on their own.
The great Giver forgives freely, and wisdom melts the puffed-up feeling away.
The shabad closes in trust: "He Himself acts; who else should I ask?" Everything unfolds by the One's doing, which removes both pride and blame — "no one is a warrior or a coward" on their own strength. The "Great Giver" "grants forgiveness" freely, and "by Grace, self-conceit is eradicated." The colophon (||4||4||) closes. For a child: it all unfolds by a gentle larger doing, so there's no need to be puffed-up or ashamed — just trusting and forgiven.
How might it feel lighter to know you don't have to do everything by your own strength alone?
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