mohu mal bivas keeao kaam gehi kaes pashhaarryo
krodhh kha(n)dd paracha(n)dd lobh apamaan sio jhaarryo
janam kaal kar jorr hukam jo hoe s ma(n)nai
bhav saagar ba(n)dhhiao sikh thaarae suprasa(n)nai
sir aathapath sacha thakhath jog bhog sa(n)juth bal
gur raamadhaas sach saly bhan thoo attal raaj abhag dhal 1

He has crushed and overpowered emotional attachment. He seized sexual desire by the hair, and threw it down.
With His Power, He cut anger into pieces, and sent greed away in disgrace.
Life and death, with palms pressed together, respect and obey the Hukam of His Command.
He brought the terrifying world-ocean under His Control; by His Pleasure, He carried His Sikhs across.
He is seated upon the Throne of Truth, with the canopy above His Head; He is embellished with the powers of Yoga and the enjoyment of pleasures.
So speaks SALL the poet: O Guru Raam Daas, Your sovereign power is eternal and unbreakable; Your army is invincible. 1