nindak aisay hee jhar paree-ai

iblwvlu mhlw 5 ] (823-6)
bilaaval mehlaa 5.
Bilaaval, Fifth Mehl:


inMdku AYsy hI Jir prIAY ]
nindak aisay hee jhar paree-ai.
Thus, the slanderer crumbles away.

ieh nIswnI sunhu qum BweI ijau kwlr BIiq igrIAY ]1] rhwau ]
ih neesaanee sunhu tum bhaa-ee ji-o kaalar bheet giree-ai. ||1|| rahaa-o.
This is the distinctive sign - listen, O Siblings of Destiny: he collapses like a wall of sand. ||1||Pause||

jau dyKY iCdRü qau inMdku aumwhY Blo dyiK duK BrIAY ]
ja-o daykhai chhidar ta-o nindak umaahai bhalo daykh dukh bharee-ai.
When the slanderer sees a fault in someone else, he is pleased. Seeing goodness, he is depressed.

AwT phr icqvY nhI phucY burw icqvq icqvq mrIAY ]1]
aath pahar chitvai nahee pahuchai buraa chitvat chitvat maree-ai. ||1||
Twenty-four hours a day, he plots, but nothing works. The evil man dies, constantly thinking up evil plans. ||1||

inMdku pRBU BulwieAw kwlu nyrY AwieAw hir jn isau bwdu auTrIAY ]
nindak parabhoo bhulaa-i-aa kaal nayrai aa-i-aa har jan si-o baad uthree-ai.
The slanderer forgets God, death approaches him, and he starts to argue with the humble servant of the Lord.

nwnk kw rwKw Awip pRBu suAwmI ikAw mwns bpury krIAY ]2]9]95]
naanak kaa raakhaa aap parabh su-aamee ki-aa maanas bapuray karee-ai. ||2||9||95||
God Himself, the Lord and Master, is Nanak's protector. What can any wretched person do to him? ||2||9||95||