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Rh The jewels created by Thee with the sixty-eight places of Hindu pilgrimage sing Thee. Mighty warriors and heroes sing Thee; the four sources of life sing Thee. The continents, the worlds, and the universe made and supported by Thy hands sing Thee. God, the saints who please Thee and who are imbued with Thy love sing Thee. The many others who sing Thee I cannot remember; how could Nanak recount them? That God is ever true, He is the true Lord, and the true Name. He who made this world is, was, and shall be; he shall neither be born nor die. He who created things of different colours, descriptions, and species, Beholdeth His handiwork which attesteth His greatness. He will do what pleaseth Himself; no order may be issued to Him to the contrary. He is King, the King of kings, O Nanak; all remain subject to His will.

As men have heard so all call Thee great; But hath any one ever seen how great Thou art? Thy worth cannot be estimated or described; They who seek to describe it are absorbed in Thee O my great Lord, deep and profound, brimful of excellences, None knoweth the extent of Thine outline. Though all meditative men were to meet and meditate upon Thee, Though all appraisers were to meet and appraise Thee&mdash; They who possess divine and spiritual wisdom, priests and high priests&mdash; Yet they could not describe even a small portion of Thy greatness. All truth, all fervour, all goodness,