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T here is only the One Supreme Lord God; there is no other at all Soul and body all belong to Him; whatever pleases His Will comes to pass


Sikhism
ANG 45 SGGSJi 

He, Waheguru: the True Lord is our creator. He has created everything. What He wishes will happen. Always remember we belong to Him.

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T he One is within the home of the self, and the One is outside as well. He Himself is in all places and interspaces Meditate twenty-four hours a day on the One who created all beings and creatures Attuned to the love of One, there is no sorrow or suffering


Sikhism
ANG 45 SGGSJi 

Waheguru: the True Lord is in His creation. He is everywhere. He is within everyone and everything. See Him in all. Love Him through meditation and prayers and you will have no sorrow or suffering

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T he One is my Brother, the One is my Friend. The One is my Mother and Father The One is the Support of the mind; He has given us body and soul May I never forget God from my mind; He holds all in the Power of His Hands


Sikhism
ANG 45 SGGSJi 

Love Waheguru: the True God as your own as He sustains you through this world / life. Remember Him and all that He does for you.

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T he One is the Knower of all beings; He alone is our Saviour The One is the Support of the mind; the One is the Support of the breath of life In His Sanctuary there is eternal peace. He is the Supreme Lord God, the Creator.


Sikhism
ANG 45 SGGSJi 

Waheguru: the True God is our creator; He gives us life and sustains it. He knows us all; He knows our thoughts, He knows our intentions. Remember Him through prayer and meditation and obtain His sanctuary.

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S ri Guru Granth Sahib Ji the Sikh Holy Scriptures begin with the number 1 (One) indicating that there is only One God. This means that there is only one Force. There is no other force or power running parallel to the One Force to God.

Bhai Gurdaas Ji in Vaars Bhai Gurdaas Ji writes: “By writing 1 (One) in the beginning, it has been shown that Ik OanKaar, God, who subsumes all forms in Him is Only One. Ura, the first Gurmukhi Letter of the alphabet, in the form of OanKaar shows the world controlling power of that One Lord.” The One God or Waheguru created all mankind and everything else. We are all His Creation


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ANG 1 SGGSJi 

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W hoever quenches the fire of desire through the holy Word,
Spontaneously is his illusion of duality banished.
Such is he in whose heart the Name dwells, by the Master's guidance.


Sikhism
Gauri Ashtpadi, M.1, p. 222 

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W here egoism exists, Thou art not experienced,
Where Thou art, is not egoism.
You who are learned, expound in your mind
this inexpressible proposition.


Sikhism
Maru-ki-Var, M.1, p. 1092 

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I n the cool, dew-drenched night are shining the stars:
At this hour are awake the devotees, lovers of God,
meditating each day on the Name--
Their hearts meditating on the lotus feet of God,
whom they forsake not for an instant.


Sikhism
Asa Chhant, M.5, p. 459 

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C ontemplate the Name yourself; inspire it to others;
By attending to it, discoursing of it, living by it,
obtain liberation.
The true essence, eternal is the Lord's Name:
By spontaneous devotion, says Nanak, chant the Lord's praise.


Sikhism
Gauri Sukhmani 19, M.5, p. 289 

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O f all the prayers of the heart, the best prayer is the prayer to the
Master to be given the grace of properly praising the Lord.


Sikhism
Maru Ashtpadi, M.5, p. 1018 

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T he disciple that takes abode in the Master's home to receive guidance
Should with his heart the Master's guidance accept. He should nowise show
off his ego; He should ever in his heart meditate on the Name Divine. The
disciple that has abandoned himself to the Master-- All his objectives
shall be fulfilled. One that serves and seeks no recompense, Finds union
with the Lord.


Sikhism
Gauri Sukhmani 18, M.5, p. 285 

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A s in the sky flies the white-clothed crane,
Keeping its mind behind,
In its heart continually remembering its young ones;
So the true Guru keeps the disciple absorbed in the love of God,
And also keeps him in his heart.


Sikhism
Adi Granth, Gauri, M.4 

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M y heart is joy-filled, blossoming with love;
Ravished am I by His love--
Love of my eternal Lord.
He is the immortal Lord Supreme,
Whose will nothing restrains;
Gracious, compassionate,
In each one's life involved.
He is my sole knowledge, object of meditation, adoration,
His name in my soul lodged:
Neither ritual garb nor wandering nor austere yoga
Know I to win Him over:
Nanak, true devotion alone conquers His love.

Agreeable is the cool night, followed by happy day;
Thou who art asleep in thy own ego, the Beloved calls thee.
Awakened is the youthful bride to the Lover's call,
In aspect pleasing to Him.
Thou youthful bride! discard falsehood, deceit,
Maya-absorption, concern with the world.
Round my neck I wear the pearl-string of His Name,
The jewel string of His holy Word.
With hands folded Nanak makes supplication:
Show Thy grace, take me into Thy favor!


Sikhism
Bilaval Chhant, M.1, p. 843-44 

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H ow may I live, Mother, without the Lord?
Glory to Thee, Lord of the Universe!
To praise Thee I seek;
Never without the Lord may I live.
The Bride is athirst for the Lord;
All night is she awake lying in wait for Him.
The Lord has captured my heart;
He alone knows my agony:
Without the Lord the soul is in travail and pain--
Seeking His Word and the touch of His feet.
Show Thy grace, Lord; immerse me in Thyself.


Sikhism
Sarang, M.1, p. 1232 

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T hose who remember the Lord with every breath, each morsel,
And in whose mind ever abides the spell of the Lord's Name--
Says Nanak, are blessed, perfect devotees.


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T hrough faith the mind and intellect find concentration;
And to the seeker are revealed all the stages of enlightenment.
Through faith one will not receive blows in the Hereafter,
Nor be subjected to death's terror.
The great, immaculate Name of God
May only be realized by one
Whose mind is firmly fixed in faith.

Through faith man meets no obstacle on the Path,
And shall proceed to his abode with God with his honor universally
proclaimed.
One with faith shall not stray into sects and byways,
But be fixed in true religion.
The great, immaculate Name of God
May only be realized by one
Whose mind is firmly fixed in faith.

Through faith man finds the Door of Liberation:
Even his relatives are liberated through him.
Through faith are both Preceptor and disciple liberated.
Says Nanak, One with faith
Need not wander about begging for divine grace.
The great, immaculate Name of God
May only be realized by one
Whose mind is firmly fixed in faith.


Sikhism
Japuji 12-15, M.1, p. 3 

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N ow are for us no entanglements or snares,
Nor a bit of egoism left.
Now is all distance annulled, nor are curtains drawn between us.
Thou art mine, I Thine.


Sikhism
Bilaval, M.5, p. 821 

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W hoever is proud of his royal authority
falls into hell, becomes a dog.
Whoever fancies himself for his beauty
takes birth as a filthy worm.
Whoever proclaims his meritorious deeds
whirls in transmigration, fallen into numerous births.
Whoever is proud of wealth and estates
is thoughtless, blind, senseless.
But whoever in whose heart He, in His grace, lodges humility
finds, says Nanak, liberation in this life,
bliss in the hereafter.

Whoever is proud of his wealth,
Know not even a blade of grass shall accompany him.
Whoever pins his confidence on large hoardes and servants
is destroyed in an instant.
Whoever reckons himself powerful over all
is reduced in an instant to ashes.
Whoever in his pride reckons none as his equal
In the end treated with ignominy by the Master of Law.
Whoever by the Master's grace has his pride anulled,
Says Nanak, finds acceptance at the Divine Portal.


Sikhism
Gauri Sukhmani 12, M.5, p. 278 

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T he holy Preceptor by the Word lighted a lamp;
Thereby was shattered darkness of the temple of the self,
And the unique chamber of jewels thrown open.
Wonderstruck were we in extreme on beholding it--
Its greatness beyond expression.


Sikhism
Bilaval, M.5, p. 821 

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