Guest guest Posted May 11, 2007 Report Share Posted May 11, 2007 Sat Nam, Is there any musical version of the 37th pauri of the Japji? Id there any musical version of this mantra ? wahe guru wahe guru wahe wahe wahe guru Thanks for your answers. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 11, 2007 Report Share Posted May 11, 2007 On the 3 disc set of Japji sung by Wahe Guru Kaur, she sings each pauri of Japji, as a different tune. There are 27 songs total, inclusive of the 40 pauri of Japji. So, yes there is a musical version of the 37th pauri of Japji. This is an amazing CD, Wahe Guru Kaur worked on it for over a year, making sure the pronunciation was correct and that the translations were done right, and practiced so that it was recorded live over the course of just 1 or 2 weekends. It is one of my favorites. It was also engineered by Guruka Singh Khalsa She sings each song in both Gurmukhi and English. The pauri that are the same such as the 'Sunia' are all in one song. You can purchase this set at http://www.spiritvoyage.com/shopping/detail.cfm?sku=CDS-001213 Wahe Guru is also on the CD with Tantric Mool mantra http://www.spiritvoyage.com/shopping/detail_clips.cfm?sku=CDS-001157 As for the Wahe Guru, Wahe guru you can listen to this 'Wahe Guru' chant by Sangeet Kaur http://www.spiritvoyage.com/shopping/detail_clips.cfm?sku=CDS-001163 Blessings, Simran Kaur Khalsa Cherdi Kala Inc. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 12, 2007 Report Share Posted May 12, 2007 This reply and question is in response to Sat Simran Kaur's posting about the Japji. Specifically, I have a question regarding tantra: "Wahe Guru is also on the CD with Tantric Mool mantra " is the reference. One of my students signed up to become an instructor in "pink tantra" or Ipsalante Yoga created 35 or 40 years ago by an individual here in the States. Yes, he and I have had the expected conversations about why not take the ancient mantras handed down to Yogis in Kundalini Yoga which come from an etheric consciousness, etc., etc. and "Why create something new when there are already ancient teachings?" His response was "Why not" to which, of course, my response was referring to the etheric gifts to Yogis of mantras . . . . and so we go. Both being polite but my wondering why people want to invent new forms when the masters have already provided us with classic forms. Ah, to point: Tantra. I found in Shakta Kaur's Kundalini Yoga as Taught by Yogi Bhajan, the definition of trantra as longitude and latitude, in short, a bindhu or a point. That makes sense to me. But there seem to be so MANY different interpretations of what "tantra" truly is. Seeing the reference to Tantra Mool Mantra made me finally write and ask for as many clarifications and commentaries as Spirit moves readers to make. Sat Nam, Thanks and Blessings, Ananda Anne Anne Leggett Walker, MBACell: 214 629 5662Fax: 1 866 271 9890anne_leggettwalker Get the toolbar and be alerted to new email wherever you're surfing. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 13, 2007 Report Share Posted May 13, 2007 Dear Simran kaur, Sat Nam. Glad you shared the Story of the quality of Wahe Guru Kaur and Guruka Singh creating perfection of Japji in English and Gurumukhi as a beautiful blend flowing back and forth. I recall the two of them creating this as I was living in Columbus when they created it there. Then I moved to the Brooklyn Ashram with Wahe Guru Kaur and get this beautiful finished Tape Series that they did. Living with her, I found her daily creative self- " voice of bliss " (per Yogi Bhajan's quote about her voice) constantly persuing her God-given talent of processing auditory unity resulting in excellance. I should know as I am a Visual Perceptionist- understanding the measurements and virtues of creative constructs. She created a way musician's could create Kirtin & Mantra's expressively, sorta beyond the classical, yet be able to achieve the same spiritual results when using them for meditation. She designed an art of creating music that has inspired other kirtin players to go even futher today. We are very fortunate to have had her create this Japji Sahib for us, but I am highly inspired by new creations by Sat Kirin's, Satnam's, and others. It is great to hang out with non- kundalini yogi's to hear " Game of Chants " playing in their cars. Wahe Guru,yes! Of course, everyone should have Wahe Guru Kaur's (WAH!), Japji Sahib as one of their favorites! True Peace, Sat kartar kaur www.myrevive.com/love4vibe This is an amazing CD, Wahe Guru Kaur worked on it for over a year, making sure the pronunciation was correct and the translations were done right, and practiced so that it was recorded live over the course of just 1 or 2 weekends. It is one of my favorites. It was also engineered by Guruka Singh Khalsa Sat Nam! > > I totally agree: this is simply amazing!!! > I remember the first time when I was listening a track of this cd during a > relaxation and right now the desire to buy it and have my copy :-) > > Sujan Singh > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 15, 2007 Report Share Posted May 15, 2007 Sat Nam Pavan, Yes I saw that you had posted about this meditation or so I thought. It's on page 101 of Sadhana Guidelines. Sitting in easy pose, hands in Gyan Mudra with focus at the brow you chant Wahe Guru Wahe Guru Wahe Wahe Wahe Guru for 2 cycles (eight times total) inhale deeply and repeat. Time open. I much prefer musical accompaniments which is why I was looking for one for this mantra. I understand it's for the 10th body. Peace, CM C.M. Hardt CM Pictures cm www.cmhardt.com www.deathinelvalle.com In case you are wondering, we are the ones we've been waiting for... On May 14, 2007, at 8:01 AM, Ver Tips wrote: > Sat Nam,Can you give me a description of this meditation? > Thanks, > Pavan > --- > Sat Nam, > > Thank you for posting this question. I too am looking for a musical > accompaniment to: > > Wahe Guru Wahe Guru > Wahe Wahe Wahe Guru > > otherwise known as the meditation by Guru Gobind Singh Shakti > meditation. > > I don't think it's the same version that you mention on the cd by > Sangeet Kaur. I listened to it and as far as I could tell it's just > " Wahe Guru " > > If anyone knows of a musical accompaniment to this could they please > let us know? > > Thank you so much!!!!!!!! > > Blessings! > > C.M. Hardt > cm > www.cmhardt. com > > > > Découvrez une nouvelle façon d'obtenir des réponses à toutes vos > questions ! Profitez des connaissances, des opinions et des > expériences des internautes sur Questions/Réponses. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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