This beautiful box contains a set of cards that each have one stanza from Guru Nanak's Japji Sahib written on them in English and Gurmukhi transliteration. Each card identifies the effect of using that verse guidelines for meditating on it.

Japji, meaning Song of the Soul, is a universal poem containing teachings on the search for truth.

Japji is a personal tool for transformation used to awaken one's destiny and connect one's soul with the infinite.

Sample Content of Stanza 25 from Japji:

Bahutaa Karam - Transliteration
Bahutaa karam likhi-aa naa jaa-i
Vadaa daataa til na taamaa-i
Katay mangeh jodh apaar
Kayti-aa ganat nahee veechaar
Kaytay khap tuteh vaykaar
Kaytay lai lai mukar paa-eh
Kaytay moorakh khaahee khaa-eh
Kayti-aa dookh bhookh sad maar
Ayeh bhi daat tayree daataar
Band khalaasee bhaanai ho-i
Hor aakh na sakai ko-i
Jay ko khaa-ik aakhan paa-i
Oho jaanai jaytee-aa mu-eh khaa-i
Aapay jaanai aapay day-i
Aakeheh si bhi kayee kay-i
Jis no bakhsay sifat saalaah
Naanak paati-shaahee paati-shaaho


Bahutaa Karam - Translation
His Blessings are so abundant,
there can be no written account of them.
The Great Giver does not hold back anything.
So many great, heroic warriors beg
at the door of the Infinite Lord.
So many contemplate and dwell upon Him,
that they cannot be counted.
So many waste away to death engaged in corruption.
So many take and take again, and then deny receiving.
So many foolish consumers keep on consuming.
So many endure distress, deprivation, and constant abuse.
Even these are Your Gifts, O Great Giver!
Liberation from bondage comes only by your will.
No one else has any say in this.
If some fool should presume to say that he does, he shall learn, and feel the effects of his folly.
He Himself knows, He Himself gives.
Few, very few are those who acknowledge this.
One who is blessed to sing the Praises of the Lord,
O Nanak, is the king of kings.