Spiritual Awakening Radio Playlist: Ambient and World Music (Sikh, Kabir, Indian Influences), John of the Cross, Mool Mantra of Guru Nanak, & Podcast on the Sukhmani
IMAGE: The EK, the AUM-kaar symbol, a kind of visual representation of the Mool Mantra of Guru Nanak
Below is the Mool Mantra in English, also part of a mystic poem of Saint John of the Cross: the Dark Night of the Soul, a podcast featuring readings from the Sukhmani of Guru Arjan Dev, and a musical playlist of ambient music, Sikh music, and a hymn of Kabir, all material I'm using for an up-coming radio show on a community station here in Maine, a kind of Sunday morning satsang of the airwaves! Enjoy.
"...In the luck of night
In secret places where no other spied
I went without my sight
Without a light to guide
Except the heart that lit me from inside.
"It guided me and shone
Surer than noonday sunlight over me,
And led me to the one
Whom only I could see
Deep in a place where only we could be."
(excerpted from Saint John of the Cross's mystic poem: The Dark Night of the Soul)
Philip Wesley - Dark Night of the Soul
Alam Khan - Durgeshwari Alap
Craig Pruess - Into the Void
Hans Christian - Between Dusk and Dawn
Spiritual Quote:
The Mool Mantra of Guru Nanak at the Beginning of the Japji (Morning Prayer):
"Ek Ong Kaar: The One, Universal Creator
Sat Naam: Truth is His Name
Kartaa Purakh: The Primal Creative Being
Nirbhau Nirvair: Beyond Fear, Beyond Vengeance
Akaal Moorat: The Image of the Undying
Ajoonee Saibhang: Beyond Birth, Self-Existent
Gur Prasaad: By the Guru’s Grace
Jap!: Meditate!
Aad Sach: True in the primal beginning
Jugaad Sach: True throughout the ages
Hai Bhee Sach: True here and now
Nanak Hosee Bhee Sach: O Nanak, forever and ever True"
The Sukhmani of Guru Arjan Dev, the Fifth Sikh Guru -- Spiritual Awakening Radio PODCAST:
White Sun - Aisa Naam:
Mool Mantra - Sikh Prayer (Ekongkaar Sat Naam):
Pandit Bhimsen Joshi - Beet Gaye Din Bhajan Bina Re (hymn of Kabir):
