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{{ | {{pm|File:Shabad Hazaray-m.jpg|''[[Shabad Hararay]]'' by [[Guru Arjan]]}} | ||
'''[[Shabad Hazaarae]]''' is the [[Bani]] of longing for the beloved Guru. It was written by [[Guru Arjan]] when he was separated from [[Guru Ram Das]], his father for a duration of time. During that period of separation he sent these three letters to his beloved Guru and Father expressing his longing for the "blessed vision of the Guru". | '''[[Shabad Hazaarae]]''' is the [[Bani]] of longing for the beloved Guru. It was written by [[Guru Arjan]] when he was separated from [[Guru Ram Das]], his father for a duration of time. | ||
During that period of separation he sent these three letters to his beloved Guru and Father expressing his longing for the "blessed vision of the Guru". | |||
Reciting this [[shabad]] brings union with the your beloved; it expresses in deep terms the true sense, the hurt of separation; the pain endured by the heart when the thought remains focused just on union and nothing else holds any meaning; when everything else loses any interest or meaning. It is an ultimate in the expression of love and longing for the Divine Guru. | Reciting this [[shabad]] brings union with the your beloved; it expresses in deep terms the true sense, the hurt of separation; the pain endured by the heart when the thought remains focused just on union and nothing else holds any meaning; when everything else loses any interest or meaning. It is an ultimate in the expression of love and longing for the Divine Guru. | ||
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Shabad Hazaarae is the Bani of longing for the beloved Guru. It was written by Guru Arjan when he was separated from Guru Ram Das, his father for a duration of time.
During that period of separation he sent these three letters to his beloved Guru and Father expressing his longing for the "blessed vision of the Guru".
Reciting this shabad brings union with the your beloved; it expresses in deep terms the true sense, the hurt of separation; the pain endured by the heart when the thought remains focused just on union and nothing else holds any meaning; when everything else loses any interest or meaning. It is an ultimate in the expression of love and longing for the Divine Guru.
| My mind longs for the Blessed Vision of the Guru's Darshan. It cries out like the thirsty song-bird. My thirst is not quenched, and I can find no peace, without the Blessed Vision of the Beloved Saint. (1) |
The fourth part was added by Guru Arjan at the time of the union with Guru Ram Das. .....More
