All who heard the Anand were filled with love and devotion. The Guru ordered that from that day forward it should ever be recited on festive occasions. The Sikhs believe that when the Anand is read at the beginning of any undertaking, it is successful ; and if it be read in the morning, the day is passed in happiness. Guru Ram Das and Guru Arjan added each a pauri to the composition, thus increasing the number of pauris to forty altogether.1
A third son, who died at his birth, was born to Mohri. Mohri's wife then went to the Guru and said, ' My son is dead, I pray thee have compassion on me.' The Guru, uttering 'Sat Nam! Sri Wahguru ! ' touched the child with his foot, and said, ' Arjani, mayest thou have arja — long life.' Upon this the child revived.