This Shabad is by Bhatt Sathaa & Balvand in Raag Raamkalee on Pannaa 967
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ijin kIqI so mMnxw ko swlu ijvwhy swlI ]
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jin keethee so ma(n)nanaa ko saal jivaahae saalee ||
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He who did the work, is accepted as Guru; so which is better - the thistle or the rice?
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Drm rwie hY dyvqw lY glw kry dlwlI ]
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dhharam raae hai dhaevathaa lai galaa karae dhalaalee ||
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The Righteous Judge of Dharma considered the arguments and made the decision.
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siqguru AwKY scw kry sw bwq hovY drhwlI ]
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sathigur aakhai sachaa karae saa baath hovai dharehaalee ||
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Whatever the True Guru says, the True Lord does; it comes to pass instantaneously.
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gur AMgd dI dohI iPrI scu krqY bMiD bhwlI ]
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gur a(n)gadh dhee dhohee firee sach karathai ba(n)dhh behaalee ||
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Guru Angad was proclaimed, and the True Creator confirmed it.
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nwnku kwieAw pltu kir mil qKqu bYTw sY fwlI ]
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naanak kaaeiaa palatt kar mal thakhath bait(h)aa sai ddaalee ||
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Nanak merely changed his body; He still sits on the throne, with hundreds of branches reaching out.
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dru syvy aumiq KVI msklY hoie jMgwlI ]
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dhar saevae oumath kharree masakalai hoe ja(n)gaalee ||
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Standing at His door, His followers serve Him; by this service, their rust is scraped off.
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dir drvysu KsMm dY nwie scY bwxI lwlI ]
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dhar dharavaes khasa(n)m dhai naae sachai baanee laalee ||
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He is the Dervish - the Saint, at the door of His Lord and Master; He loves the True Name, and the Bani of the Guru's Word.
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blvMf KIvI nyk jn ijsu bhuqI Cwau pqRwlI ]
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balava(n)dd kheevee naek jan jis bahuthee shhaao pathraalee ||
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Balwand says that Khivi, the Guru's wife, is a noble woman, who gives soothing, leafy shade to all.
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lµgir dauliq vMfIAY rsu AMimRqu KIir iGAwlI ]
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la(n)gar dhoulath va(n)ddeeai ras a(n)mrith kheer ghiaalee ||
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She distributes the bounty of the Guru's Langar; the kheer - the rice pudding and ghee, is like sweet ambrosia.
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gurisKw ky muK aujly mnmuK QIey prwlI ]
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gurasikhaa kae mukh oujalae manamukh thheeeae paraalee ||
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The faces of the Guru's Sikhs are radiant and bright; the self-willed manmukhs are pale, like straw.
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pey kbUlu KsMm nwil jW Gwl mrdI GwlI ]
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peae kabool khasa(n)m naal jaa(n) ghaal maradhee ghaalee ||
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The Master gave His approval, when Angad exerted Himself heroically.
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mwqw KIvI shu soie ijin goie auTwlI ]3]
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maathaa kheevee sahu soe jin goe out(h)aalee ||3||
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Such is the Husband of mother Khivi; He sustains the world. ||3||
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