Kabit
‘Sometimes He manifests in horses, sometimes in elephants, and sometimes in cows, ‘Sometimes He is there in birds and sometimes in flora,
‘He burns in the shape of fire and then comes over as air, ‘Sometimes he dwells in the minds and sometimes flows in the shape of water.
‘Sometimes comes down from heaven to annihilate Rawana (devil), ‘In the jungles, which is described in Vedas too.
‘Somewhere He is a man and somewhere He takes the shape of woman. ‘Only the fools cannot perceive his mysteries.(18)
Chaupaee
Who dies, who is killed;
‘Whom does He kill and why, the innocent people cannot grasp.
O Rajan! Keep this in mind
‘Neither He kills nor he dies, and you try to acquiesce this, Oh Raja.(19)
Dohira
‘The old and the young, all should meditate on him,
‘(Without his name) the rulers or the subject, nothing will remain.(20)
Chaupaee
He who (the person) understands satinam in the heart,
‘Those who recognise Satnam, the angel of death comes not near them,
who live without his name (all those and)
‘And without his Name all the jungles, mountains, mansions, and towns face destruction.(21)
Dohira
‘The sky and the earth are like two grinding stones.
‘Coming any thing in between is saved not.(22)
Chaupaee
Who recognizes Purusha Satnam
‘Those who accept Satnam, Satnam prevails in their eloquence.
He goes on the path with satnaam,
‘They proceed on the way of Satnam and the demons of death do not trouble them.’(23)
Dohira
Listening to such exposition, Raja became depressed,
And was dejected with the temporal life, home, wealth, and sovereignty.(24)
When the Rani heard all this, she felt afflicted,
As she learnt that Raja was going away leaving the kingdom, wealth and the home.(25)
When Rani was in extreme distress; she called in the Minister.
She asked him to suggest her some resolve so that Raja could be kept at home.(26)
Chaupaee
Then the minister spoke thus,
Then the minister suggested like this, ‘Rani, listen to your minister,
We make such an effort today
‘I will, today, proceed in such a way that I will keep the Raja at home and terminate the Yogi.(27)
O Queen! Do what I say
‘Aye, Rani, you do what I say, and do not be afraid of Raja.
Call this jogi home
‘You call the Yogi at home, cover him with salt and bury him in the ground.’(28)
Dohira
The Rani acted accordingly and called the Yogi at home.
She caught him, smeared salt on him and buried him in the ground.(29)
Chaupaee
(The queen) went and told her husband the king
Then she approached Raja and told, ‘The Yogi has died,