Ang 1319–1326
Raag Kalyaan
The Commentary
Kalyaan opens under the full Mool Mantar. The rahau sets boundlessness beside tenderness: the One whose limit no one finds is the Mother-Father who cherishes a small child. The four verses circle the same wonder—countless Names beyond price, the immeasurable and unweighable One, the ocean holding its fish—and close with the Name as the one steady support, found by facing the teaching.
Contents
- Shabad 1You Are My Mother And FatherCommentary →
- Shabad 2Singing, The Heart BlossomsCommentary →
- Shabad 3Chant, And The Weight LiftsCommentary →
- Shabad 4All Good Follows Like A ShadowCommentary →
- Shabad 5The One Who Knows My HeartCommentary →
- Shabad 6When Will You Hold Me CloseCommentary →
- Shabad 7Ocean Of Peace, Carry Me AcrossCommentary →
- Shabad 8The Bee In The Honey Of Your FeetCommentary →
- Shabad 9Begging Only For Your NameCommentary →
- Shabad 10Forever Made New By LoveCommentary →
- Shabad 11Every Limb And Breath In BlissCommentary →
- Shabad 12The Music Of BlissCommentary →
- Shabad 13How Do I Hold What Is Too GreatCommentary →
- Shabad 14Friend Of My Very BreathCommentary →
- Shabad 15Blessed With Lasting PeaceCommentary →
- Shabad 16The One Who Knows My Heart WithinCommentary →
- Shabad 17The Shelter That Brings WellbeingCommentary →
- Shabad 18The Name, Sweet As NectarCommentary →
- Shabad 19The Touch That Turns Iron To GoldCommentary →
- Shabad 20Joyful Love In Holy CompanyCommentary →
- Shabad 21I Lay Everything Before YouCommentary →
- Shabad 22Washing The Feet Of The HolyCommentary →
- Shabad 23Servant Of Your ServantsCommentary →
- Raag Parbhaatee, Shabad 1Your Name Carries Us AcrossCommentary →