Sun Meeta Dhoree Kau Bal Jaee .. Raag Sorath

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Sung in Raag Sorath; Taal: Keharwa, Teen Taal.

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Shabad Interpretation in English:We are children of one father Waheguru, and you are my Guru. Listen my friend; my soul has surrendered to you. Reveal me the Lord Waheguru. Listen my friend; I surrender myself to the dust of your feet. This mind of mine is yours, my brother. I wash your feet, I massage and clean them; I give this mind to you. Listen, friend: I have come to Your Sanctuary; teach me, that I might unite with God. Do not be proud; seek His Sanctuary, and accept as good all that He does. Listen, friends: dedicate your soul, body and your whole being to Him; thus you shall receive the Blessed Vision of His Darshan. He has shown mercy to me, by the Grace of the Saints; the Waheguru’s Name is sweet to me. The Guru has shown mercy to servant Nanak; I see the casteless, immaculate Lord everywhere.Shabad Veyakheya in Punjabi:

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Rajwant Singh Kalsi says:

September 9, 2011 at 2:41 am

Your group in my opinion is an eminent exponent of Gurbani devotional shabads singer. I Consider myself lucky to receive these videos for which I thank you by heart. Waheguru bless you all.

Gurpreet Kaur says:

September 9, 2011 at 8:00 am

Thanks Rajwant ji for your appreciation and encouragement. We are lucky to have you as part of our cyber sangat. Your encouragement would help us to do better.

jaideep says:

October 4, 2012 at 6:10 pm

maam how is a taal decided for a shabad

- Gurpreet Kaur says:
  
  October 5, 2012 at 8:19 am
  
  The lyrics of a Shabad are most important factor that help to create a composition for the shabad and select a Taal. While doing a composition the emotions created by the lyrics should always be kept in mind. Creating a composition and selecting a taal goes simultaneously – should it be a lighter taal or should it be a taal with dhrupad feel – all depend on the emotions created by the lyrics. If one keeps in mind the meanings & emotions of the Shabad while composing a tune, the results are wonderful.