One Oankar, the primal energy, realized through the grace of divine preceptor
If a dog is seated on the throne even then it will (like to) lick the flour mill.
If a snake is fed on milk even then it will pour out poison from its mouth.
If a stone is kept in water even then its hardness does not soften.
Repudiating the perfume and sandalwood-fragrance, the donkey rolls its body in the dust.
Similarly the backbiter never gives up (his habit of) backbiting
And uproots himselt to destroy his very existence.
Crow never picks up camphor; it likes to have garbage around.
The elephant even bathed in water puts dust on its head.
The colocynth (tumma) even if irrigated with nectar does not part with its bitterness.
Even if the silk-cotton tree is well served (with water and manure etc.), no fruit is gained from it.
The backbiters being devoid of the neim of the Lord, do not like the holy congregation.
If the leader is blind, the whole company is bound to be robbed of (their valuables).
The smell of garlic cannot be concealed even if it is eaten in a remote corner.
No soap how so much applied, can turn the black blanket into white.
Whosoever will touch the hive of poisonous wasps will find his face swollen.
The cooked vegetable devoid of salt is absolutely useless.
Without the knowledge of the true Guru, the backbiter has neglected the name of the Lord.
He gets happiness neither here nor there and always laments and repents.
The witch is man eater but she also does not contemplate wrong for her son.
Even known as the most vicious man, he also feels ashamed before his daughter and sister.
The kings, trecherous for each other, put no harm to the amabassadors (and they live comfortably).
The sins committed at Ganges (the religious places) are as hard as the thunderbolt and never fade out.
Listening to the naked meanness of the slanderer, Yama of the hell also trembles.
Backbiting of any one is bad but the vilification of the Guru is the worst (way of life).
Hirrtyakyapu talked adversely about God and the result gained is clear that he eventually got killed.
Ravan also for the same reason got Lanka looted and his ten heads slayed.
Kans was killed along with his full army and his all the demons perished.
The Kauravas lost their dynasty and got their myriads of army destroyed.
For the same reason, Dantavaktr and Siupál got crushing defeat.
The Vedas also dilineate that no success is possible through back-biting
. (Due to this vilification) Durvasà. cursed Yadays and vanquished them all.
The hairs of all are dressed but the bald lady mumbles.
The beautiful woman wears the earnings but the earless one grumbles.
The newly wed girls wear nose rings but the noseless feels uncomfortable (for not being able to wear nose ring).
The deer-eyed ladies put in the collyrium but the one-eyed wails and cries.
All have a pleasing gait but the lame limps.
Those who slander the Guru, spend their life in sorrows.
The leafless wild caper Karin does not grow green but it blames the spring season.
The barren women does not bear the child but she blames her husband.
The rains of the clouds cannot make alkaline field grow and produce.
The meritorious people get evils and embarrassments in the company of vicious people.
In the ocean, one gets many a pearl even from the shells, i.e. the association with the good produces good results.
Slandering the Guru, the whole life elapses in vain.
The sky-touching mountains also are not of much weight (than the ungrateful person).
The visible forts are also not as weighty as he (the ungrateful person) is;
Those oceans in which will the rivers merge are also not as heavy as he is;
The fruit laden trees are also not as heavy as he is
And nor those innumerable creatures are as heavy as he is.
In fact the ungrateful person is burden on earth and he is evil of evils.
The meat of dog cooked in the wine was, along with its foul smell, kept in the human skull.
It was covered with the blood stained cloth.
Covering thus, the scavenger woman (chi:than) after appeasing her lust was carrying that bowl.
On being asked about (the abominable covered material)
She cleared the doubt by saying that she had covered the meat to hide
It from the sight of an ungrateful person to avoid its pollution.
A thief entered the house of a rich person.
Carefully watching the four corners he came to the upper room.
He gathered the money and gold and tied them in a bundle; but still his greed delayed him.
Getting impatient in greed he caught hold of a salt-pot.
A bit of it he took out and tasted; he left every thing there and came, out.
That thief also knew, that an ungrateful person is beaten like a drum (in the Lord's court).
Having eaten the salt (of a person), man becoming servant fetches water and grinds the corn.
Such a faithful, in the battlefield gets killed piece to piece for the master.
The faithful sons and daughters wash all the shames of the family.
The salt eater servant always stands with folded hands.
The passerby eulogizes the person whose salt be has eaten.
But the ungrateful person commits sins and he loses his life in vain and dies.
As the cow meat is forbidden in Hindu code of conduct;
The Musalmans pledge against the pork and the interest on money;
For father-in-law, even the water of the house of son-in-law is prohibited like the wine;
The scanvenger eats not rabbit, though he be hard of money;
As the dead fly makes the taste of sweet bad and the sweet getting poisonous becomes useless,
Similarly to set one's eye upon the earning of the religious place is like eating of sugar coated poison.
He is ever sorrowful who has craving in his mind.
He touches the gold and that turns into the lump of soil.
Dear friends, sons, brothers, and all other relatives become unhappy with him.
Such evil-minded person ever suffers the curse of meeting and separation i.e. he undergoes the sufferings of transmigration.
He wanders like an abandoned woman and stands divorced from the door (of the Lod).
He gets distress, hunger, profuse poverty and reaches hell after the (bodily) death.
The full pot of milk gets spoiled by a drop of vinegar.
The thousand mounds of cotton are burnt by one spark.
The water gossamer spoils water and the shellac becomes the reason for the destruction of the tree.
The mad man is mined by diarrhoea and the common man is destroyed by tuberculosis (consumption).
As the birds get entangled in the net out of their greed for seeds,
The desire for the storage of unendurable (earning from the religious place) persists in the heart of the apostate.
To crave for the material of store (for the Sikhs) is improper.
But those who have such a desire, have to return the material, as the fly gone inside with food is vomited out by the body.
How could he sleep peacefully who has the grass blade in his eye.
As the fire cannot be kept pressed under the dry grass, similarly,
The cravings of the caving person cannot be controlled and for him the inedible becomes edible.
The Sikhs of the Guru are millions but only those who attain the grace of the Lord get across the world ocean).
He (the apostate) becomes feeble and powerless as the weevil-eaten wood.
He is similar to the life-less scarecrow put up in the field to frighten (the birds).
How out of clouds of smoke rain could take place.
As the teat of a goat in the neck cannot give milk, likewise the grabber of religious earning of a religious place roams hither and thither in the craving of the same.
What is the exact mark of such a man.
Such a man remains deluded like that cow who considering its dead offspiring alive goes on licking it
Why should the bunch of the bead tree be compared with grapes.
No one calls the akk berries, mango.
Gift ornaments are not like golden ornaments.
Crystals are not equal to diamonds because the diamonds are costlier.
Butter milk and milk are both white but of different quality and taste
Similarly, the holy and unholy are distinguished by their attributes and activities.
The betel leaves when plucked from the branch are of green and yellow colour.
The betel nut getting pie bald colour is plucked from the tree.
The catechu is of brown colour and light and a pinch of it is used.
The lime is white and is burnt and thrashed.
When losing their ego (they meet) they uniformally become of red colour.
Likewise are the saints, who adopting the qualifies of the four varnas, live in mutual love like gmmukhs, the Guru oriented.
In the court of the emperor all are known as servants.
Armed well, they bow most humbly.
In the social and cultural gatherings they boast and brag.
They have their elephants decorated and in the streets and bazars they roam with their horses dancing.
But only in the battle field is known who is a valiant fighter and who is to take to his heels.
Similar are the apostates, the assassins who disguised as close to the Lord remain around, but ultimately are identified.
If the mother is adulteress why should son speak ill of her.
If a gem is swallowed by a cow, nobody ripps its stomach to get it out.
If the husband enjoys (immorally) at many houses, the wife should preserve her chastity.
If the king exercises dictatorial powers, the servants are helpless before him.
If a brahmin woman is drunk, all feel ashamed and donot look up in her face.
If the Guru performs a sham, the Sikh should not give up his forebearance.
During the earth quake millions of forts on earth shake and crumble
During the storm, all the trees oscillate.
During fire, all sorts of grass in the forests get burnt.
Who can obstruct flood in the flowing river.
The difficult and foolish task of sewing the torn sky like cloth could be done only by adepts in gossipping.
Rare are the people who remain completely poised during the sham.
If a mother administers poison to son then to whom else that son could be more dear.
If the watchman breaks open the house, then, who else could be a protector.
If the boatman makes the boat sink, how one could get across.
If the leader himself makes the people go astray, who else could be called for help.
And if the protecting fence starts eating the crops who else will take care of the fields.
Similarly, if the Guru deludes a Sikh through a sham, what a poor Sikh could do.
Applying butter to the paper and salt they can be put into water (they will take longer time to dissolve).
With the help of oil, the wick of the lamp goes on burning the whole night.
Catching hold of the string, the kite could be made to fly in the sky.
By keeping an herb in the mouth, one could get bitten by serpent.
If the king goes out in the guise of a faquire, he could listen to the sufferings of people and remove them.
In such a feat only he passes the test who is helped by the Guru.