"Come, O companions - let us unite in the Lord's Union."
The Arc
The Name repeated, invested in sincerely (v.0); love, song, and inward dance — all sincere (v.1); the communal call, longing welling up (v.2); the beyond-reach One sung each moment, the yearning to be allowed to love (v.3).
Key Vocabulary
laahaa / profit of the Name — the merchant image (see The Merchant of the Name).
naach / dance — devotional joy, the inward dance (see The Inward Turn).
sach / hit / sincerely — the guard against hollow performance.
birhaa / yearning welling up — longing as a gift that surfaces, not forced.
Themes and Cross-Connections
"Come, companions, let us unite" is the raag's clearest Sat Sangat call. Inward-dance links to Aasaa B00C665/709 and Devgandhaari's devotion. Beyond-reach-yet-on-the-lips links to Devgandhaari's near/vast synthesis (B00C3062).
For Raag Jaitsree
The raag's most communal and celebratory shabad — devotion as song, dance, and the calling-in of companions, all insisted upon as sincere, and all resolving into a longing that only wants to keep loving.
"Come, O companions - let us unite in the Lord's Union."
The Arc
The Name repeated, invested in sincerely (v.0); love, song, and inward dance — all sincere (v.1); the communal call, longing welling up (v.2); the beyond-reach One sung each moment, the yearning to be allowed to love (v.3).
Key Vocabulary
Themes and Cross-Connections
"Come, companions, let us unite" is the raag's clearest Sat Sangat call. Inward-dance links to Aasaa B00C665/709 and Devgandhaari's devotion. Beyond-reach-yet-on-the-lips links to Devgandhaari's near/vast synthesis (B00C3062).
For Raag Jaitsree
The raag's most communal and celebratory shabad — devotion as song, dance, and the calling-in of companions, all insisted upon as sincere, and all resolving into a longing that only wants to keep loving.