The heart and the beloved are so much intertwined with each other,
That this is the reason that it always keeps running towards (seeking) the latter. (28) (4)
Any one who rushes towards the crucifix like Mansoor
Will have his neck and head high with pride in both the worlds. (29) (5)
Goyaa says, "I have found the real life in the remembrance of my beloved, Why should I now have any reason to visit the tavern or the pub?" (29) (6)
Is there someone today who is madly in love for a glimpse of his beloved?
Anyone who has a true friend (beloved) in this world is a king. (29) (1)
O lively lover ! I know that you will be involved in making the two worlds bleed,
Because your intoxicated and charming eye is full of alcoholic drink today (metaphorically)." (29) (2) The blood from my heart has reddened my eyelids (like a wounded lover), Showing that a strange spring has sprung up in my mad heart due to intense love. (29) (3) Any one, like Manssor, who has achieved even a shadow of the scaffold or crucifix, Would never have any desire either for the heavens or for the shade of the heavenly tree. (29) (4) O flame of the lamp! Keep your rose-like red-flowered face lit for a little while, Because the moth and the nightingale have some business with you. (29) (5) Goyaa says, "Although chains are made to strangle every madly-in-love person,
Yet my heart is being choked in the noose of (Guru's) lock of hair." (29) (6) No one listens nor cares for the plight of the poor travelers. However, I have attained a stage where even the kings failed to reach.” (30) (1) (The true devotees) will not purchase even thousands of lofty heavens for just a grain or two of barley, Because none of these heavens are capable to lead me to the abode of my Beloved. (30) (2) It is said, according to the doctor of love, that no one, except the Waaheguru, knows the pain and suffering of separation. No one listens to the sad stories of the destitute (has a cure to their pains and sorrows). (30) (3) If you want to see the light for your eyes of your heart, then understand, That no better collyrium than the dust of the foyer of the Beloved. (30) (4) A person should spend his whole life in the memory of his Beloved, Because, there is no other medicine compared to this treatment. (30) (5) I wish I could sacrifice the entire wealth of this world and my life itself for Him, (He is such an Entity) that unless I do so and surrener completely, I cannot reach Him, the destination." (30) (6)
Goyaa says, "I am willing to sacrifice myself for the dust of His threshhold, Because, unless I do so, I can never attain my goal. It is impossible to reach Him without complete humility." (30) (7)
Although a handful of dust of Akaalpurakh's abode can make a healing drug,
It can also elevate every mendicant to be the king of seven countries. (31) (1)
The dust of Your court shines the forehead like hundereds of crown jewels,