Daily Hukamnama

August 20, 2008, Wednesday 05:00 AM. IST

bu`Dvwr, 5 BwdoN (sMmq 540 nwnkSwhI) (AMg: 560)

vfhMsu mhlw 3 ] haumY nwvY nwil ivroDu hY duie n vsih iek Twie ] haumY ivic syvw n hoveI qw mnu ibrQw jwie ]1] hir cyiq mn myry qU gur kw sbdu kmwie ] hukmu mMnih qw hir imlY qw ivchu haumY jwie ] rhwau ] haumY sBu srIru hY haumY Epiq hoie ] haumY vfw gubwru hY haumY ivic buiJ n skY koie ]2] haumY ivic Bgiq n hoveI hukmu n buiJAw jwie ] haumY ivic jIau bMDu hY nwmu n vsY min Awie ]3] nwnk sqguir imilAY haumY geI qw scu visAw min Awie ] scu kmwvY sic rhY scy syiv smwie ]4]9]12]

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English Translation:

WADAHANS, THIRD MEHL: Egotism is opposed to the Name of the Lord; the two do not dwell in the same place. In egotism, selfless service cannot be performed, and so the mind goes unfulfilled. || 1 || O my mind, think of the Lord, and practice the Word of the Guru's Shabad. If you submit to the Hukam of the Lord's Command, you shall meet with the Lord, and then egotism will depart from within. || Pause || Egotism is within all bodies; through egotism, we come to be born. Egotism is utter darkness; in egotism, no one can understand anything. || 2 || In egotism, devotional worship cannot be performed, and the Hukam of the Lord's Command cannot be understood. In egotism, the soul is in bondage, and the Naam does not come to abide in the mind. || 3 || O Nanak, meeting with the True Guru, egotism is eliminated, and then, the True One comes to dwell in the mind. Practicing Truth, abiding in Truth, and serving Truth, one is absorbed in the True One. || 4 || 9 || 12 ||

Punjabi Translation:

vfhMsu mhlw 3 ] hy BweI! haumY dw prmwqmw dy nwm nwl vYr hY, ieh dovyN iek`Ty (ihrdy ivc) nhIN v`s skdy [ haumY ivc itky irhW prmwqmw dI syvw-BgqI nhIN ho skdI (jdoN mnu`K haumY ivc itikAw rih ky BgqI krdw hY qdoN (aus dw) mn ^wlI ho jWdw hY [1[hy myry mn! qUM (Awpxy AMdr) gurU dw Sbd vswx dI kmweI kr Aqy prmwqmw dw nwm ismrdw rhu [ jy qUM (gurU dw) hukm mMnyNgw, qW qYƒ prmwqmw iml pvygw, qW qyry AMdroN haumY dUr ho jwiegI [1[rhwau[hy BweI! srIr (Dwrn dw ieh) swrw (islislw) haumY dy kwrn hI hY, haumY dy kwrn jnm-mrn dw gyV bixAw rihMdw hY [ (mnu`K dy Awqmk jIvn dy rsqy ivc) haumY bVw Gu`p hnyrw hY, haumY (dy Gu`p hnyry ivc) koeI mnu`K (Awqmk jIvn dw rsqw) smJ nhIN skdw [2[hy BweI! haumY (dy Gu`p hnyry) ivc prmwqmw dI BgqI nhIN ho skdI, prmwqmw dI rzw smJI nhIN jw skdI, haumY (dy Gu`p hnyry ivc) jIvwqmw vwsqy (Awqmk jIvn dy rwh ivc) rok bxI rihMdI hY, prmwqmw dw nwm mnu`K dy mn ivc Aw ky nhIN v`s skdw [3[(pr) hy nwnk! jy gurU iml pey qW (mnu`K dy AMdroN) haumY dUr ho jWdI hY, qdoN sdw-iQr pRBU mnu`K dy mn ivc Aw v`sdw hY, qdoN mnu`K sdw-iQr hir-nwm ismrn dI kmweI krdw hY, sdw-iQr hir-nwm ivc itikAw rihMdw hY, syvw-BgqI kr ky sdw-iQr hrI ivc lIn ho jWdw hY [4[9[

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