Ang 14–93
Siree Raag
Contents
- Shabad 1If I Had a Palace of Pearls — I Might Forget You
- Shabad 2The One No Measurement Can ReachCommentary →
- Shabad 3Everything Flows as It Is WrittenCommentary →
- Shabad 4Greed Is a Dog, Falsehood Is a SweeperCommentary →
- Shabad 5The Drug of Falsehood Is EverywhereCommentary →
- Shabad 6Burn the Attachment and Use It for InkCommentary →
- Shabad 7All Tastes Flow from the Sound-CurrentCommentary →
- Shabad 8The Virtuous Bride and the One Who WandersCommentary →
- Shabad 9Come, Dear Sisters, Let Us Share the StoriesCommentary →
- Shabad 10It All Worked Out — The Ego Was SubduedCommentary →
- Shabad 11Metal Merges with MetalCommentary →
- Shabad 12The Discarded Bride Crumbles Like SandCommentary →
- Shabad 13The Body Without the Soul Is DreadfulCommentary →
- Shabad 14The Body Burns to Ashes, the Mind RustsCommentary →
- Shabad 15The Boat of Truth Will Ferry You AcrossCommentary →
- Shabad 16Listen, My Mind — Now Is the TimeCommentary →
- Shabad 17No Anxiety About Dying, No Hope of LivingCommentary →
- Shabad 18The Greedy Mind Becomes More GreedyCommentary →
- Shabad 19Forgetting the Beloved for Even a MomentCommentary →
- Shabad 20Apply the Touchstone of Truth to Your MindCommentary →
- Shabad 21Wandering Through Foreign Lands Doesn't Extinguish DoubtCommentary →
- Shabad 22Make Your Deals — Buy What Goes With YouCommentary →
- Shabad 23Wealth, Youth and Flowers Are Guests for a Few DaysCommentary →
- Shabad 24He Is the Enjoyer and the EnjoymentCommentary →
- Shabad 25Make the Body the Field, Plant the Seed of Good ActionsCommentary →
- Shabad 26Good Deeds Are the Soil, the Word Is the SeedCommentary →
- Shabad 27He Made the World Bloom / Hail the CreatorCommentary →
- Shabad 28The Dogs of Greed, the Dagger of FalsehoodCommentary →
- Shabad 29One Awareness Among All BeingsCommentary →
- Shabad 30You Are the River, I Am Just a FishCommentary →
- Shabad 31Why Should Created Beings Feel Pride?Commentary →
- Shabad 32The Undeceiveable Cannot Be DeceivedCommentary →
- Shabad 33I Serve the True Guru with Single-Minded DevotionCommentary →
- Shabad 34Costumes and Deception in the HeartCommentary →
- Shabad 35Everyone Belongs to the One Who RulesCommentary →
- Shabad 36Those Who Hear and Believe Find the Home WithinCommentary →
- Shabad 37Those Who Meditate Single-Mindedly Have Radiant FacesCommentary →
- Shabad 38The Devotees Have the Naam as Wealth and CapitalCommentary →
- Shabad 39The Name Is the Ocean of PeaceCommentary →
- Shabad 40The Manmukhs Are Not Balanced or DetachedCommentary →
- Shabad 41Within the Home of Your Inner Being, the Merchandise Is HereCommentary →
- Shabad 42Serve the True Lord and Be Blessed with True GreatnessCommentary →
- Shabad 43Three Qualities, Maya / Gurmukh Attains the FourthCommentary →
- Shabad 44Discarding the Nectar, They Greedily Grab the PoisonCommentary →
- Shabad 45The Manmukh Like the Unwanted BrideCommentary →
- Shabad 46If You Know He Is Your Husband, Offer Body and MindCommentary →
- Shabad 47By Grace, Worshipping with DevotionCommentary →
- Shabad 48Blessed Is the Mother Who Gave Birth to the GurmukhCommentary →
- Shabad 49The Lord's Limits Cannot Be FoundCommentary →
- Shabad 50Torturing the Body Does Not Eliminate EgoCommentary →
- Shabad 51By Grace, the Guru Is FoundCommentary →
- Shabad 52Those Not Serving the True Guru Are Miserable in All Four AgesCommentary →
- Shabad 53Whom Shall I Serve? What Shall I Chant?Commentary →
- Shabad 54Consider the Time — Worship the Lord Night and DayCommentary →
- Shabad 55Contemplate the Shabad and Be Filled with the Fear of GodCommentary →
- Shabad 56Without the Guru, the Disease Is Not CuredCommentary →
- Shabad 57Those with True Name in Their Hearts Are in EcstasyCommentary →
- Shabad 58The Virtuous Obtain Truth and Give Up DesiresCommentary →
- Shabad 59The Creator Created and Watches Over His CreationCommentary →
- Shabad 60The Soul-Bride Overtaken by DesireCommentary →
- Shabad 61Some Enjoy Their Husband Lord — Whose Door Shall I Go To?Commentary →
- Shabad 62All Things Are in Your PowerCommentary →
- Shabad 63The World Is Polluted with the Filth of EgotismCommentary →
- Shabad 64Within Me Is the Intense Pain of SeparationCommentary →
- Shabad 65Receiving the Naam, the Mind Is SatisfiedCommentary →
- Shabad 66I Sing His Glories, My Spiritual Friends Bestow VirtueCommentary →
- Shabad 67I Stand by the Wayside and Ask the WayCommentary →
- Shabad 68I Go and Ask the Happy Soul-BridesCommentary →
- Shabad 69The Mouse of Death Is Gnawing at the Rope of LifeCommentary →
- Shabad 70Why Are You So Thrilled by Your Son and Wife?Commentary →
- Shabad 71The Emperors on Their Thrones Are Consumed by AnxietyCommentary →
- Shabad 72You Cherish Your Body, but It Shall Be Cast into the WildernessCommentary →
- Shabad 73For a Brief Moment, Man Is a Guest of the LordCommentary →
- Shabad 74Let Me Forget Everything, but Not the One LordCommentary →
- Shabad 75All Things Are Received If the One Is ObtainedCommentary →
- Shabad 76Meditate on Him, Who Is Supreme over Kings and EmperorsCommentary →
- Shabad 77One Who Meditates on the Naam Is at Peace, Face RadiantCommentary →
- Shabad 78The One Is the Knower of All BeingsCommentary →
- Shabad 79Those Who Focus Consciousness on the True Guru Are FulfilledCommentary →
- Shabad 80Meeting the True Guru, All My Sufferings Have EndedCommentary →
- Shabad 81Meeting the Perfect True Guru, We Obtain the Treasure of the ShabadCommentary →
- Shabad 82I Have Fallen in Love with the True LordCommentary →
- Shabad 83This Mind, Body, and Wealth Were Given by GodCommentary →
- Shabad 84Without the Name, None of It Has ValueCommentary →
- Shabad 85The Guru Is Merciful, We Seek the Sanctuary of GodCommentary →
- Shabad 86Make the Effort and Meditate on the Lord's NameCommentary →
- Shabad 87The Essence of the Scriptures Is to Chant the NaamCommentary →
- Shabad 88Repeat the True Name, and Your Mind and Body Become PureCommentary →
- Shabad 89If It Is the Will of God, Meet the Humble SaintsCommentary →
- Shabad 90The Sweet Things of the World Have Turned BitterCommentary →
- Shabad 91The Herdsman in the Pasture — What Good Are His Displays?Commentary →
- Shabad 92When the Soul-Companion Is with the Body, There Is HappinessCommentary →
- Shabad 93The One Lord Is the Doer, the Cause of All CausesCommentary →
- Shabad 94Gather the Wealth of the Lord, and Give Up Corrupt WaysCommentary →
- Shabad 95The World Is Engrossed in Good Deeds and Bad DeedsCommentary →
- Shabad 96Like a Foolish Child, I Made MistakesCommentary →
- Shabad 97Meeting with the Humble Beings, the Messenger of Death Is ConqueredCommentary →
- Shabad 98Worship the Guru with Your Mind and BodyCommentary →
- Shabad 99Release Is Obtained Only Through the True NameCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 1I Speak and Chant His PraisesCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 2All Are Brides Who Decorate ThemselvesCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 3O Lord, You Are Your Own Glorious PraiseCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 4The Fish Did Not Notice the NetCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 5If the Mind Is Polluted, the Body and Tongue Are PollutedCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 6Without the True One, What Is the Use of It All?Commentary →
- Ashtapadee 7Through the Guru, the Pure One Is KnownCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 8Listen, O Wandering MindCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 9Without Her Husband, the Ornaments Are WastedCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 10Meeting the Perfect Guru, We Find the JewelCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 11Love the Lord as the Lotus Loves the WaterCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 12The Manmukh Wanders and Finds No RestCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 13The Drug of Attachment Has Destroyed MeCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 14My Mind Is Pierced Through by the NameCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 15Painted Mansions, Empty WithinCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 16A Terrifying Mountain in This WorldCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 17They Have Made This Their Resting PlaceCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 18By the Guru's Grace, Devotion Becomes PossibleCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 19The Ego Is Struck Down by the Messenger of DeathCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 20The Soul-Bird Pecks at Truth in the Body-TreeCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 21The Gurmukh's Face Is Always RadiantCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 22Gurbani Is the Light to Illuminate This WorldCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 23Everyone Longs for Intuitive BalanceCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 24Meeting the True Guru, Reincarnation EndsCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 25Serving the True Guru, the Mind Becomes ImmaculateCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 26When Everything Falls ApartCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 27I Do Not Know What Pleases My LordCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 28Among Yogis, You Are the YogiCommentary →
- Ashtapadee 29I Fall at His Feet to Please and Appease HimCommentary →
- Shabad 129Pehray ICommentary →
- Shabad 130Pehray IICommentary →
- Shabad 131Pehray IIICommentary →
- Shabad 132Pehray IVCommentary →
- Shabad 133Chhant ICommentary →
- Shabad 134Chhant IICommentary →
- Shabad 135Chhants of Siree RaagCommentary →
- Shabad 136Vanajaaraa ICommentary →
- Shabad 137Kabir: The Mother and the MessengerCommentary →
- Shabad 138Trilochan: The Blossoming FoolCommentary →
- Shabad 139Kabir: The One Lord Is WondrousCommentary →
- Shabad 140Baynee: Watch One — The WombCommentary →
Deeper
The Guru Granth Sahib includes compositions by fifteen Bhagats (devotees), alongside the Bani of the Sikh Gurus and other contributors. Their Bani was included in the Adi Granth compiled under Guru Arjan in 1604 — an inclusion many readers understand as significant.
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