This shabad has been sung by the following:
This Shabad is by Bhai Gurdaas Ji in Vaars Bhai Gurdaas on Pannaa 10
hoie ibrkqu bnwrsI rihMdw rwmwnµd gusweIN]
hoe birakath banaarasee rehi(n)dhaa raamaana(n)dh gusaaee(n)a||
Being detached from the world, Brahmin Ramanand lived in Varanasi (Kasi).
AMimRq vyly aiuT kY jWdw gMgw nHwvx qweIN]
a(n)mrith vaelae ouaiut(h) kai jaa(n)dhaa ga(n)gaa nhaavan thaaee(n)a||
He would rise early in the morning and go to the Ganges to bathe.
Ago hI dy jwie kY lµmw ipAw kbIr iqQweIN]
ago hee dhae jaae kai la(n)maa piaa kabeer thithhaaee(n)a||
Once even before Ramanand, Kabir went there and lay in the way.
pYrI tuMib auTwilAw bolhu rwm isK smJweI]
pairee ttu(n)b out(h)aaliaa bolahu raam sikh samajhaaee||
Touching with his feet Ramanand awakened Kabir and told him to speak ‘Ram’, the True spiritual teaching.
ijau lohw pwrsu Cuhy cMdn vwsu inµmu mhkweI]
jio lohaa paaras shhuhae cha(n)dhan vaas ni(n)m mehakaaee||
As the iron touched by philosopher’s stone becomes gold and the margosa tree (Azadirachta indica) is made fragrant by sandal.
psU pryqhu dyv kir pUry siqgur dI vifAweI]
pasoo paraethahu dhaev kar poorae sathigur dhee vaddiaaee||
The wondrous Guru turns even animals and ghosts into angels.
Acrj no Acrju imlY ivsmwdY ivsmwdu imlweI]
acharaj no acharaj milai visamaadhai visamaadh milaaee||
Meeting the wondrous Guru the disciple wonderfully merges into the great wondrous Lord.
Jrxw Jrdw inJrhu gurmuiK bwxI AGV GVweI]
jharanaa jharadhaa nijharahu guramukh baanee agharr gharraaee||
Then from the Self springs a fountain and the words of the Gurmukhs shape a beautiful form
rwm kbIrY Bydu n BweI ]15]
raam kabeerai bhaedh n bhaaee ||15||
Now Ram and Kabir became identical.(15)