Sukhmani is the bani of Punjabi domestic religion. Guru Arjan wrote it in twenty-four sections of eight stanzas each, on the theme of the mind at peace, and it is what a family recites when someone is dying, when someone is ill, when a house is being moved into, or on a fixed weekly evening. Groups of women reading it together — sometimes as a rotating sangat that moves house to house — are one of the most common and least documented forms of Sikh practice, and they operate entirely without clergy. It is also the bani most often heard on Punjabi radio and in taxis. Sikh preachers occasionally complain that it is treated as a charm rather than a text, which is roughly the complaint Nanak made about other people's scriptures, and the complaint has not changed the practice.