“Dismiss every vain fancy, and abandon every doubt;
Blend into one every spirit, and form, and place;
See One—know One—speak of One—
Desire One—chant of One—and seek One.”
In the Jap-jī, a formula familiar to every Sikh household, we find:—
“The Guru is Īsar (Siva), the Guru is Gorakh (Vishnu), Brahmā, the Guru is the mother Pārbatī.
If I should know, would I not tell? The story cannot be told.
O Guru, let me know the One; that the One liberal patron of all living beings may not be forgotten by me.”
In the Ādi Granth, we read:—
“Thou recitest the One; thou placest the One in (thy) mind; thou recognizest the One.