And this is an English translation. You'll see variations of this, but it essentially says, one universal creator God. The name is truth, creative being personified, no fear, no hatred, image of the undying, beyond birth, self-existent by Guru's grace. Throughout the Guru Granth Sahib and much of the writings, especially Guru Nanak, focus on devotion to God, the one universal God. And so many of you might think, well, that seems to have connections to Islam. But then you could say, well, even in Hinduism, although there are many aspects of God, the various deities, but there's this notion of a fundamental reality of Brahman. So maybe it has elements of that, or maybe this is just independently developed.