Gurmat Sangeet (Set of two Audio CDs)
About the CDGurmat SangeetThe sole mode of worship in the Sikh religious practice is the singing of his glories written in the divine word, the Shabad. (Hence Shabad Keertan). The divine word is the Shabad (the Hymn), which is the right speech; listen to it and recite it always and the lord (the perfect Guru) will look after you. Guru Arjan Dev, Sorath Mahalla 5, page 611 since 1604 A.D., the only prayer / worship performed at the Golden temple is the continuous singing of the Gurbani Hymns through the day. The whole structure of Sikh religious thought and practice is based on the concept of formless (The Naad) singing of the word (Shabad). Verse (Shabad) and music when brought together with the catholic sublimity of 'Raag' and 'Taal (rhythm) create beauty and sweetness and generates a power which bypasses the critical and calculative checks, barriers of intellect, and accesses the consciousness, filling it with devotion and love, thus bringing the listener to a direct communion with the eternal. In sikh theology, the God-head is perceived as a timeless (Akaal) and a formless supreme being, the eternal truth (sat), which is both absolute and also immanent, one and the many manifest (Ekonkar). Shabad (word) is the Guru, & Guru (Word) is the enlightener, instructor, who shows the path and puts the mortal in direct communion with the Supreme Being. The praises of the lord are to be sung only in the word embodied ins the scripture (Bani), the word (Shabad), revealed by the Gurus. Bhai Avtar Singh Ragi Born on 8th January 1926, in village Saidpur in the former Kapurthala state, Bhai Avtar Singh is the 11th generation singer of an illustrious family
Bhai Avatar Singh - - - Ragi  (Artist)    Format: Audio CD
{"Manufacturer": "Music Today", "Date First Available": "February 17, 2015", "Label": "Music Today"}