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Summary of Question:	Panna 718 Of Sggs?
Category:	Gurbani
Date Posted:	Monday, 2/20/2006 4:21 PM MST

sat sri akal!

I took teh hukamnama today and I got the panna 718...can you tell me what some of this means...I am kind of struggling to understand this.

Thanks so much and keep up the GREAT!!! work!

In the Brahmin's home there are widows. So here they are: haandee, saandee, raandee. ||1||

In the home of the grocer there is asafoetida; on the forehead of the buffalo there are horns.

In the temple of Shiva there are lingams. So here they are: heeng, seeng, leeng. ||2||

In the house of the oil-presser there is oil; in the forest there are vines.

In the gardener's home there are bananas. So here they are: tayl, bayl, kayl. ||3||

The Lord of the Universe, Govind, is within His Saints; Krishna, Shyaam, is in Gokal.

The Lord, Raam, is in Naam Dayv. So here they are: Raam, Shyaam, Govind. ||4||3||

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Sat nam. God has many names. The key part is the last 2 lines. God is in everyone, and is known via inner experience. God is not found outside. Nam Dayv understood this and is affirming that whether God is called by the name of Raam, Shyamm, or Govind, it is still God, and God is still IN Nam Dayv. Guru is telling you this. God is known from within.
Guru ang sang,
-DKK