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Dhnaasaree Mahalaa 1 ॥ Chor salahe cheet na bheejai ॥ Je badee kare taa tasoo na chheejai ॥ Chor kee haamaa bhare na koe ॥ Chor keea changaa kiau hoe ॥1॥ Sun man andhe kute koorriaar ॥ Bin bole boojheeai sachiaar ॥1॥ Rahaao ॥ Chor suaalio chor siaanaa ॥ Khote kaa mul ek dughaanaa ॥ Je saath rakheeai deejai ralaaee ॥ Jaa parkheeai khotaa hoe jaae ॥2॥ Jaisaa kare so taisaa paavai ॥ Aap beej aape hee khaavai ॥ Je vaddiaaeeaa aape khaaee ॥ Jehee surat tehai raah jaae ॥3॥ Je sau koorriaa koorr kabaar ॥ Bhaavai sabh aakho sansaar ॥ Tudh bhaavai adhee parvaan ॥ Naanak jaanai jaan sujaan ॥4॥4॥6॥
meaning: If a thief praises someone, his mind is not pleased. If a thief curses him, no damage is done. No one will take responsibility for a thief. How can a thief's actions be good ? ||1|| Listen, O mind, you blind, false dog! Even without your speaking, the Lord knows and understands. ||1|| Pause || A thief may be handsome, and a thief may be wise, but he is still just a counterfeit coin, worth only a shell. If it is kept and mixed with other coins, it will be found to be false, when the coins are inspected. ||2|| As one acts, so does he receive. As he plants, so does he eat. He may praise himself gloriously, but still, according to his understanding, so is the path he must follow. ||3|| He may tell hundreds of lies to conceal his falsehood, and all the world may call him good. If it pleases You, Lord, even the foolish are approved. O Nanak Ji, the Lord is wise, knowing, all-knowing. ||4||4||6||
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