Listen to Charansev Kaur from Chile singing the Song of the Khalsa in Spanish. Here are the lyrics.
Read: "Canción de la Khalsa en Español"Categories: Music history
Music history
The Narayan Shabad was composed by Guru Arjan, the 5th Sikh Guru. Narayan is one of the many different names for the Divine. It relates to the quality of water….
Read: "Narayan Shabad"Categories: Music history, Shabad Guru, Yogi Bhajan Lectures
Listen to this song which Shakti Parwha Kaur regularly sang at events like Summer Solstice and Winter Solstice.
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This song is sung by Singh Kaur Here are the lyrics: Tempered in the fires of the times Survivors of the summer of love From Woodstock to Steelstock We kept…
Read: "By God’s Grace"Categories: Music history, Our Stories
Sat Nam Jios! It is a great honor to share with you the release of the first and second singles of Atma Mandeep Kaur, a young teacher of our Taiwanese community!!! Everyone is welcome to download it on their favorite platform:
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“In a simple language, it is Ang Sang Wahe Guru – with my every limb and cell of my being, God is. You will become beautiful; your environment will become beautiful; success will be at your feet. you will never worry.” `Yogi Bhajan
Read: "Ang Sang Wahe Guru"Categories: Music history, Yogi Bhajan Lectures
In this video from the 2022 Virtual Summer Solstice Event, Guru Shabad Singh describes how Yogi Bhajan directed him to put this Shabad to music. Scroll down to listen to the full audio of Guru Shabad Singh singing this Shabad, and to see the English transliteration and translation of the Shabad.
Read: "Re Man Shabad – Music by Guru Shabad Singh Khalsa"Categories: Music history, Shabad Guru, Yogi Bhajan Quotes
Every heartbeat is God’s Name to me.
Every breath of life is ecstasy.
Every night is a bliss to me.
Every day a wonderful reality.
Every life is a living God to me.
Everything is God’s personality.
Every kiss is God’s romance to me.
Every love is God’s originality.
Categories: Music history, Our Stories
We are life and we come from tomorrow
We won’t stand around while the world burns down
We’ve already seen enough sorrow
We are life and we just want to know when
When can the killing end, and the living begin?
Categories: Music history, Our Stories, Poetry
Tags: Livtar Singh
This is my poem, this is my song,
I sing to you, my darling son.
All I can give you is what I know,
The love of Guru, to guide you as you grow.
Categories: Music history
Tags: Guru Dass Singh
Sat Nam Everyone, This is Guru Shabad Singh. I’m deeply moved to be sharing the release of my new song ‘Blue Fire’ in memory of Hari Das Kaur. This powerful…
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Tags: Guru Shabad Singh
Yogiji spoke at least a few times about his belief that the Americans (us, we, ME!) who found Sikh Dharma (through Kundalini Yoga) were very likely to be reincarnations of those frightened souls who ran from Guru Gobind Singh’s call for the “head of a brave young one” that first Vaisakhi Day. The song says “many did they run away and many did they hide … ” Those particular words always affected me with shivers down (or up) my spine when we sang them during gurdwara or any 3HO/Sikh Dharma function.
Read: "You Shall Never Leave Me Again"Categories: Music history, Our Stories
The Yogi focuses his attention in the Light
And tells the deepest secrets…
The ineffable description
Of remembrance of the Nam
Of Shakti and Bhakti,
And of Brahma’s Gyan.
The words flow through him naturally,
And bowing to Guru Ram Das,
The Mender of Broken Destinies,
Centered deeply in Prayer…
He speaks,
So that, by Guru’s Grace,
Everyone may hear.
Categories: Music history, Poetry
Tags: Furmaan Khalsa
Walk upon the marble
Gaze upon the gold
Forehead touch the dust
Shabad kiss the soul.
In the tank of Harimandir
Life becomes a prayer
Soul becomes the lover
God is everywhere.
Categories: Music history, Our Stories
Tags: Livtar Singh
