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Ardas, Prayer - Prabhu Nam Kaur CD

Ardas, Prayer - Prabhu Nam Kaur CD

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Weight: 0,06 kg  0,06 kg
EAN: 888295097819
Item No: KH-832
15,90 € incl. 19% VAT
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"Ardas" means "Prayer" in Gurmukhi, and with her corresponding album, Prabhu Nam Kaur shares the rich tradition of prayer through music. Ardas carries deep, soulful music with Mantras and Gurbani Kirtan, the sacred music of the Sikhs. Gently and spiritually, Prabhu Nam Kaur combines the ancient musical style of raag with Eastern and Western instrumentation to create a subtle symphony of sound imbued with the gentle textures of her voice.

Prabhu Nam Kaur’s devotional music on her album Ardas evokes a deeply sacred space and profound understanding of the sound current. This is a wonderful collection of best-loved Shabads, chants and Mantras to transport you to the stillness of the quiet center. The highest form of prayer is communion of soul and the One, and the hope and longing for this union.

Tracks:

  • Teerath Naavaa (6th Pauree of Japji Sahib) (07:04)
  • Too(n) Thaakur Tum Peh Ardaas (07:02)
  • Ardaas Bhaee (11:15)
  • Prabh Sio Laag (10:09)
  • Dithai Sabhay Thaav (08:57)
  • Jio Jal Meh Jal Aa-i Khataanaa (08:07)
  • So Purakh (09:22)

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