Japji Sahib Pauri 26
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| amul gun amul vaapaar. |
| Priceless are Virtues, Priceless are Dealings. |
| amul vaapaaree-ay amul bhandaar. |
| Priceless are Dealers, Priceless are Treasures. |
| amul aavahi amul lai jaahi. |
| Priceless are the comings; Priceless are taken away. |
| amul bhaa-ay amulaa samaahi. |
| Priceless is Love for Him, Priceless are absorbed. |
| amul Dharam amul deebaan. |
| Priceless is Dharma, Priceless is His Court. |
| amul tul amul parvaan. |
| Priceless are the scales priceless are the weights. |
| amul bakhsees amul neesaan. |
| Priceless are His Blessings, Priceless is the Banner and Insignia. |
| amul karam amul furmaan. |
| Priceless is His Mercy, Priceless is His Royal Command. |
| amulo amul aakhi-aa na jaa-ay. |
| Priceless, O Priceless beyond expression! |
| aakh aakh rahay liv laa-ay. |
| By repeating continually remain absorbed in His Love. |
| aakhahi vayd paath puraan. |
| The Vedas and Puraanas speak. |
| aakhahi parhay karahi vakhi-aan. |
| The scholars speak and lecture. |
| aakhahi barmay aakhahi ind. |
| Brahma speaks Indra speaks. |
| aakhahi gopee tai govind. |
| The Gopis and Krishna speak. |
| aakhahi eesar aakhahi siDh. |
| Shiva speaks the Siddhas speak. |
| aakhahi kaytay keetay buDh. |
| The many created Buddhas speak. |
| aakhahi daanav aakhahi dayv. |
| The demons speak the demi-gods speak. |
| aakhahi sur nar mun jan sayv. |
| The warriors, the heavenly beings, the silent sages, the humble Sewadars speak. |
| kaytay aakhahi aakhan paahi. |
| Many say He is obtained by speaking. |
| kaytay kahi kahi uth uth jaahi. |
| Many having spoken over and over have arisen and departed. |
| aytay keetay hor karayhi. |
| Having done all this, have it done again; |
| taa aakh na sakahi kay-ee kay-ay. |
| even then, they could not describe Him. |
| jayvad bhaavai tayvad ho-ay. |
| Whatever the Great one desires so shall transpire. |
| naanak jaanai saachaa so-ay. |
| O Nanak, Only the True Lord knows. |
| jay ko aakhai boluvigaarh. |
| If anyone presumes to describe God, |
| taa likee-ai sir gaavaaraa gaavaar. 26 |
| he shall be known as the greatest fool of fools! 26 |
