"The Name is a jewel - chant the Lord's Name... the only real profit in this world."
The Arc
The storehouse of nectar, soaked-in devotion as its own earning (v.0); the five demons displaced by longing, not willpower (v.1); the Name as jewel, the prayer for longing itself (v.2); the One as the only lasting profit, worshipped sincerely (v.3).
panch / five demons — displaced by longing, not suppressed (see Panch Vikaar).
naam ratan / jewel of the Name — the raag's keynote.
birhaa / longing prayed for — the desire as the engine home.
Themes and Cross-Connections
Five-displaced-by-longing links to the mature psychology of Panch Vikaar (outgrown, not fought). Storehouse-never-empty links to Aasaa's hope-in-an-inexhaustible-Giver. Praying-for-the-longing (not the destination) is a distinctive Mehl 4 Jaitsree note.
For Raag Jaitsree
Crystallizes the raag's understanding of desire: the thing to ask for is a sincere longing for the One, because that longing does the carrying. Restates the jewel-and-profit keynote.
"The Name is a jewel - chant the Lord's Name... the only real profit in this world."
The Arc
The storehouse of nectar, soaked-in devotion as its own earning (v.0); the five demons displaced by longing, not willpower (v.1); the Name as jewel, the prayer for longing itself (v.2); the One as the only lasting profit, worshipped sincerely (v.3).
Key Vocabulary
Themes and Cross-Connections
Five-displaced-by-longing links to the mature psychology of Panch Vikaar (outgrown, not fought). Storehouse-never-empty links to Aasaa's hope-in-an-inexhaustible-Giver. Praying-for-the-longing (not the destination) is a distinctive Mehl 4 Jaitsree note.
For Raag Jaitsree
Crystallizes the raag's understanding of desire: the thing to ask for is a sincere longing for the One, because that longing does the carrying. Restates the jewel-and-profit keynote.