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List of all featured Shabads (SOW - Shabads of the Week) Original format - Full screen width. | List of all featured Shabads (SOW - Shabads of the Week) Original format - Full screen width. | ||
{{SOW|Ek pita ekas ka haam baarik|This wonderful [[Shabad]] by [[Guru Arjan Dev]] is beautifully sang in an Atamras [[kirtan]] [[darbar]] by [[Bhai Niranjan Singh]] and [[Bhai Harjinder Singh]]. ''"Ek pita ekas ka haam baarik"'' means ''There is one Father and we are all His children''. }} | {{SOW|Ek pita ekas ka haam baarik|This wonderful [[Shabad]] by [[Guru Arjan Dev]] is beautifully sang in an Atamras [[kirtan]] [[darbar]] by [[Bhai Niranjan Singh]] and [[Bhai Harjinder Singh]]. ''"Ek pita ekas ka haam baarik"'' means ''There is one Father and we are all His children''.|Image:Gurbani-mp3m.gif}} | ||
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{{SOWs|Aao jee thoo aao hamaarai|This wonderful [[Shabad]] on page 1018 of [[Guru Granth Sahib]] is by [[Guru Arjan Dev]]. It is beautifully sang by [[Bhai Harjinder Singh]] Sri Nagarwala. ''"Aao jee thoo aao hamaarai"'' means ''Come, Please come, into the home of my heart...'' }} | {{SOWs|Aao jee thoo aao hamaarai|This wonderful [[Shabad]] on page 1018 of [[Guru Granth Sahib]] is by [[Guru Arjan Dev]]. It is beautifully sang by [[Bhai Harjinder Singh]] Sri Nagarwala. ''"Aao jee thoo aao hamaarai"'' means ''Come, Please come, into the home of my heart...''|Image:Bhai Harjinder Singh sml.jpg}} | ||
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{{SOWs|Maerae saahibaa koun jaanai gun thaerae|This wonderful [[Shabad]] on page 156 of [[Guru Granth Sahib]] is by [[Guru Nanak Dev]]. It is beautifully sang by [[Bhai Balwinder Singh Rangila]] Sri Nagarwala. ''"Maerae saahibaa koun jaanai gun thaerae"'' means ''O my Master, who can know Your Glorious Virtues...'' }} | {{SOWs|Maerae saahibaa koun jaanai gun thaerae|This wonderful [[Shabad]] on page 156 of [[Guru Granth Sahib]] is by [[Guru Nanak Dev]]. It is beautifully sang by [[Bhai Balwinder Singh Rangila]] Sri Nagarwala. ''"Maerae saahibaa koun jaanai gun thaerae"'' means ''O my Master, who can know Your Glorious Virtues...''|Image:Gurbani-mp3m.gif}} | ||
Revision as of 12:25, 21 January 2009
List of all featured Shabads (SOW - Shabads of the Week) Original format - Full screen width.
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This wonderful Shabad by Guru Arjan Dev is beautifully sang in an Atamras kirtan darbar by Bhai Niranjan Singh and Bhai Harjinder Singh. "Ek pita ekas ka haam baarik" means There is one Father and we are all His children. .....Listen, read & enjoy... |
| Aao jee thoo aao hamaarai | |
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This wonderful Shabad on page 1018 of Guru Granth Sahib is by Guru Arjan Dev. It is beautifully sang by Bhai Harjinder Singh Sri Nagarwala. "Aao jee thoo aao hamaarai" means Come, Please come, into the home of my heart... .....Listen, read & enjoy... |
| Maerae saahibaa koun jaanai gun thaerae | |
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This wonderful Shabad on page 156 of Guru Granth Sahib is by Guru Nanak Dev. It is beautifully sang by Bhai Balwinder Singh Rangila Sri Nagarwala. "Maerae saahibaa koun jaanai gun thaerae" means O my Master, who can know Your Glorious Virtues... .....Listen, read & enjoy... |
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