(In rituals) this is the rule of Dharmkhand; which has been stated in the previous lines. (Guru Nanak Ji) Now describes the practice of Gyan Khand. (In this world) how many types of wind, water, fire are there, and how many forms of Krishna and Rudra (Shiva). How many Brahmas create living beings in this universe in the guise of many forms and colors. How many Karma Bhumis, Sumer Parvat, Dhruv devotees and their teachers are there. How many Indras and Moons are there, how many Suns, how many Mandals and countries within Mandals are there. How many Siddhas, scholars and Naths are there, how many forms of goddesses are there. How many gods, demons and sages are there and how many seas are full of gems. How many sources of birth are there (oviparous-ovine), how many types of speech are there (Para, Pashyanti etc.) how many kings are there and how many emperors are there. There are so many Veda-Shrutis and so many followers of them. Guru Nanak Ji says that there is no end to His creations; the end of all these is known only when one goes to the Gyan Khand, where the soul becomes the vehicle of knowledge.