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Savaiye (Mahale Duje Ke)

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Savaiye Mahale Duje Ke
Under this title, Bhatt Kalya Ji has composed ten savaiyas in praise of Guru Angad Sahib (1504-1552 CE). They appear on pages 1391-1392 of the Guru Granth Sahib, and each savaiya consists of four to six lines.

In these savaiyas, Bhatt Kalya Ji conveys that through the company of Guru Nanak Sahib, Guru Angad Sahib emerged as the Guru of the world, enjoying both the comforts of sovereignty (raj) and the bliss of union with IkOankar (yog).
Bani Footnote Living with royal grace and grandeur yet having the senses freed from the desire for worldly pleasures and remaining spiritually connected to the Divine while residing in the world—this is the state of raj and yog. -Dr. Harbhajan Singh and others (editors), Giani Hazara Singh’s Sri Guru Granth Kosh, page 292.
Bhatt Kalya Ji states that the Nam of IkOankar dwells within Guru Angad Sahib. Those who join his company, connect with Bani, find their misdeeds, transgressions, and ignorance eradicated. Vices like lust and anger hold no power over Guru Angad Sahib. He removes the lethargy and spiritual emptiness of the seekers who come to his door. A mere glimpse of him frees them from the cycle of birth and death.

For a detailed introduction to Savaiyas, please refer to the introduction to Savaiye (Mahale Pahile Ke).