You shall everywhere mind the book of the Granth-Sahib as your Guru; whatever you shall ask it will show you.

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As quoted in Religious Thought and Life in India : An Account of the Religions of the Indian Peoples, Based on a Life's Study of Their Literature and on Personal Investigations in Their Own Country (1883) by Monier Monier-Williams

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Make compassion the cotton, contentment the thread, modesty the knot and truth the twist.
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He Himself spread out the expanse of His Maya, and He Himself beholds it. He assumes so many forms, and plays so many games, and yet he remains distinct and detached from its all.

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You shall everywhere mind the book of the Granth-Sahib as your Guru; whatever you shall ask it will show you.

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