Discover the spiritual essence of Asa di Var, a Sikh morning hymn by Guru Nanak, highlighting themes of divine union and societal introspection.
Discover the essence of Var Majh Ki in Guru Granth Sahib, a devotional piece by Guru Nanak sung in the Majha raga, guiding spiritual enlightenment.
Explore Var Malar Ki, a sacred composition by Guru Nanak in Guru Granth Sahib, embodying spiritual truths and divine inspiration through rich imagery.
BILAVAL KI VAR, by Guru Ram Das, is one of his eight vars in a corpus of twenty-two included in the Guru Granth Sahib. It occurs in Raga Bilaval, and consists of thirteen pauris or stanzas, each comprising five lines, with the exception of pauri 10 which is of six lines. To the pauris which are of Guru Ram Das`s composition, slokas were added by Guru Arjan at the time of the compilation of the Holy Book. In its present form, each paun, except pauri 7 which has three slokas prefixed to it, is preceded by two slokas. Of these twenty-seven slokas, two are of the composition of Guru Nanak, one of Guru Ram Das and the remaining of Guru Amar Das.
Explore Var Suhi Ki in Guru Granth Sahib—delve into the contrast of true devotion and hypocrisy, and the path to divine realization.
Explore the spiritual themes and poetic richness of GAURI KI VAR by Guru Ram Das, in the Gauri musical measure, from the Guru Granth Sahib.
GUJARI KI VAR MAHALA 3 is one of the four vdrs composed by Guru Amar Das structured in the form of a vdr or folk poem adapted to a spiritual theme. The Vdr, as the title indicates, falls in the Gujari musical measure, fifth of the thirty-one rdgas in the Holy Book. This rdga is usually sung a little after dawn, though in the Sikh tradition considerable freedom is exercised in choosing the hour for reciting this and other rdgas. At the head of the Vdr is given the direction as to the tune to which it had best be sung.
GUJARI KI VAR, a composition in the form of folk balladry or a vdr, by Guru Arjan included in the Guru Granth Sahib under Gujari rdga, one of the thirty-one musical measures into which hymns in the Scripture are cast. The poem comprises twenty-one pauns or stanzas, with two slokas preceding each. The pauns as well as the slokas are of the composition of Guru Arjan. Whereas all the pauns, except the 20th which comprises five lines, are of eight lines each, the slokas except those preceding paun 1 and 20 and the first of the two slokas added to paun 2, are of two lines each.
Explore the divine verses of 'Kanre Ki Var,' a musical tribute to God's glory in the Guru Granth Sahib. Unveil spiritual wisdom in simple Punjabi.
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