ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ
Waheguru Waheguru.
Wondrous Lord, Wondrous Lord — the Sikh Naam, repeated as a simple meditation. No verse to parse; just the sound, and the stillness it settles into.
Peaceful Sikh Meditation
Sit with this when you want nothing to parse and nothing to study — just Waheguru, repeated, until the mind settles into it. A one-hour Naam Simran for meditation, sleep or a quiet room.
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Read each line in layers: the original Gurmukhi, a Roman transliteration to sing from, and the English meaning. Line numbers follow the order sung in the recording.
ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ
Waheguru Waheguru.
Wondrous Lord, Wondrous Lord — the Sikh Naam, repeated as a simple meditation. No verse to parse; just the sound, and the stillness it settles into.
Gurbani is quoted from Naam Simran — remembrance of the Sikh Naam. English renderings draw on the Sant Singh Khalsa translation and are lightly clarified for readers new to Gurbani.
Sit with this when you want nothing to parse and nothing to study — just Waheguru, repeated, until the mind settles into it. A one-hour Naam Simran for meditation, sleep or a quiet room.
Composed by Traditional — the Sikh Naam, Waheguru. MedRise Gurbani presents it in a gentle, meditative arrangement so the words stay in front — sung for listeners who want to understand as they listen.
A prayer for daily meditation, stillness and remembrance of Naam. Play it in the morning before the day begins, or whenever the situation it speaks to is on your mind. Reading the meaning first turns listening into simran.
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