ARTIST
Bhai Sharanjit Singh Thawar
Bhai Sharanjit Singh Thawar is a renowned contemporary keertan artist whose soul-stirring music captivates audiences around the world. His powerful voice and passionate devotion to Sikhism make his kirtans a must-listen for anyone looking to connect with the divine. Some of Bhai Sharanjit Singh Thawar's most popular tracks include "Sun Nah Prabhoo Jio Ekladi Ban Mahe", "Man Mero Gaj Jehba Meri Kati", "Hao Reh Na Sakha", "Man Re Prabh Ke Saran Beecharo", "Say Sanjog Karho Mere Pyarae", and "Amrit Bani Har Har Teri". These kirtans were recorded live at the Malaysia Smagam and feature Bhai Sharanjit Singh Thawar's signature style of contemporary keertan. In "Sun Nah Prabhoo Jio Ekladi Ban Mahe," Bhai Sharanjit Singh Thawar sings about the importance of staying connected to the divine, even when we feel alone. "Man Mero Gaj Jehba Meri Kati" is a beautiful kirtan that reminds us to keep our minds focused on the divine at all times. "Hao Reh Na Sakha" is a moving track about the power of surrendering to the divine will, while "Man Re Prabh Ke Saran Beecharo" is a prayer for protection and guidance from the divine. "Say Sanjog Karho Mere Pyarae" is a joyous celebration of the divine love that exists within all of us, while "Amrit Bani Har Har Teri" is a powerful ode to the divine name. Together, these kirtans form a powerful collection that will inspire listeners to connect with the divine and deepen their understanding of Sikhism. If you're looking for inspiring and uplifting kirtans that will help you connect with the divine, Bhai Sharanjit Singh Thawar's music is a great place to start.
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