He who performs all deeds according to his family traditions, behaves well and kindly is known as an ideal person in the family.
He who is honest of all his dealings, alone is considered guileless and sincere before his master, the rich merchant.
He who acknowledges the authority of his king and performs his master's tasks with care and devotion is always recognised as the ideal servant of the master (king).
Similarly, an obedient Sikh of the Guru who lodges the teachings of True Guru in his mind and engrosses his consciousness in the divine word is known the world over. (380)