The Japjī Sāhib consists of the Mūl Mantar, thirty-eight stanzas and a closing verse. It speaks of the order of the divine will, the boundlessness of creation, the power of the Name and the five realms through which the soul ascends, from duty to knowledge, effort, grace and truth.
Japjī
Guru Nānak’s great hymn opening the Guru Granth Sahib, recited by Sikhs each morning.
Also: Japji Sahib