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Gur Pyareo...I found this shabad tonight, it really touched the depths of my soul...Here is a quote by one of my favourite authors, with the shabad underneath..

"each day we stand in the throne-room of the beloved. we utter our

prayers in a cathedral inside the cave of our belly. the living truth

is not a mere intellectual "truth", but the knowing, the command, the

word, the Sabd, the Beloved that lives inside all of us. it wants to

expand, it wants us to choose it, to choose life, to choose love, to

be its own, its khalsas, to do remarkable things, for it has no

meanness, it wants the best for us, to be its valiant heroes, it

gives us chances and that means offering us a choice...to be the eyes

with which god sees the world in love...or blind."--K.R.Singh

Kaydaaraa, Fifth Mehl:(Ang 1121)

My Beloved dwells in the cave of my heart.

Shatter the wall of doubt, O my Lord and Master; please grab hold of me, and lift me up towards Yourself. ||1||Pause||

The world-ocean is so vast and deep; please be kind, lift me up and place me on the shore.

In the Society of the Saints, the Lord's Feet are the boat to carry us across. ||1||

The One who placed you in the womb of your mother's belly - no one else shall save you in the wilderness of corruption.

The power of the Lord's Sanctuary is all-powerful; Nanak does not rely on any other. ||2||2||10||

With Love,

Summeet Kaur ^_^

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