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Harmoniummonium -- Advancedadvanced Methodmethod Mother Sai Publications Bhajan Canto Devozionale HarHarmoniummonium -- AdvancedAdvanced MethodMethod Miei Cari, la musica è il suono dell’Amore. La preghiera che senti nel cuore ti avvicina a Dio. La felicità si trova nell’unità, non nella dualità. I discepoli si riuniscono ai piedi del Maestro che dà loro protezione come un grande albero di bahnyan. Solo i vasi vuoti possono essere riempiti. Solo le menti umili e anelanti possono essere illuminate. Quando la mente cessa di agitarsi il Sé comincia ad illuminare il sentiero. L’ego è una limitazione e trascina l’uomo nelle tenebre. I raggi del sole splendono attraverso la coppa di cristallo. L’onniscienza pervade il potere intelligente dell’uomo. L’abbandono totale a Dio vi guida alla dimora divina. Perdendo l’io individuale, si raggiunge l’Io universale. Vi benedico Shr& Sathya S<& B<b< Offering with utmost humility at Thy Lotus Feet of our most Beloved Lord in hope of obtaining complete awareness; as He declares... "Singing the name of God is the highest form of worship." 4 Rev. 1.0 INDEX INTRODUCTION Pag. 15 BHAJAN Pag. 31 Abbreviation Bh Bhagav<n De Dev& Ga Ganesha Gu Guru KÅ Krishn< N< N<r<yena R< R<m< Sd Sarva Dharma Sh Shiva 1 C2 A1 Alakha NiraÒjana Bhava Bhaya BhaÒjana N< 2 C2 A2 All<h All<h Karo Puk<r Sd 3 C2 A3 All<h N<ma Bhajo Bhajore Bhajo (T) Sd 4 C2 A4 All<h Tuma Ho $shvara Tuma Ho Sd 5 C2 A5 Amb< Bhav<n& Shiva Shambhu Kum<r< De Ga Sh 6 C2 A6 Amb< Mandahasa Vadan& Manohar& S<& Jaga Janan& De 7 C2 A7 Ambik< Tanay< Gaj<nan< Ga 8 C2 A8 >nanda S<gar< Mural&dhar< (T) KÅ 9 C2 A9 An<tha Bandho S<& Prabho Bh Gu 10 C2 A11 Antara Jyoti Jal<o S<& Bh De 11 C2 A10 Antar Jyoti Namo Param<tma Jyoti Namo Bh Gu 12 C17 B7 AntaraËga S<& An<tha N<th< S<& Bh 13 C2 A12 Antary<m& S<& Mur<r& Bh R< 14 C2 B1 >o Mah< Bh\tta LiËga Sh 15 C2 B2 >o Py<re Nayana Ham<re S<& Ham<re >o Bh 16 C2 A13 Aravinda Locana >rata Jan<van< N< 17 C16 A11 Ayodhy< Shirom<ni Dasharatha R<ma R< 18 C12 B9 Ayodhy< V<s& R<ma Hai Dv<rak< Men >ye R< 19 C2 B3 Ayodhy< V<s& R<ma R<ma R<ma Dasharatha Nandana R<ma R< 20 C2 B4 BaÁ< Cita Cora VÅnd<vana Sanc<r< KÅ 21 C17 B8 B<la Gop<l< (S<&) KÅ 22 C2 B5 B<la Gop<l Jai Jai S<& Shy<m KÅ 23 C2 B6 BeÁ< P<ra Karo Mere S<& Bh Sd 24 C2 B7 Bhagav<n Bhagav<n Patita P<vana R<m Bh 25 C2 B8 Bhaja Mana Govinda Gop<la KÅ 26 C2 B9 Bhajo Mana R<ma Krishn< Jaya Bolo KÅ R< 27 C2 B10 Bhajana Karo Manav< Govinda Hare KÅ 28 C17 B9 Bhajare R<ma CaraÉ Satatam Bhajare R<ma CaraÉ R< 29 C2 B11 Bhajo Bhajo R<m Sathya S<& R<m R< 30 C3 A1 Bhajo Bhajo ViÃÃhala P<ÉÁuraËga ViÃÃhala KÅ 31 C3 A2 Bhajo Ghana Shy<ma Bhajo Mural& Gop<la Bhajo KÅ 32 C3 A3 Bhajo Ghanashy<ma Bhajo S&t< R<ma Bhajo Sathya S<& R<m KÅ R< 33 C17 B10 Bhajo Mana N<r<yaÉa N<r<yaÉa N<r<yaÉa N< 34 C3 A4 Bhajo Mana R<m R< 35 C3 A5 Bhajo R<dhe Govinda Bhajo Shy<ma Gop<l (T) KÅ 36 C3 A6 Bhajore Bh<& S<& R<m Bh R< 37 C17 B11 Bhajo S&t< R<m Bhajo R<dhe Shy<m KÅ R< 38 C3 A8 Bhasma Bh\shit<Ëga S<& Chandra Shekhar< (T) Sh 39 C18 B12 Bhasma Vibh\shit< Bhav<n& ShaËkara Sh 40 C3 A9 Bhava Bhaya HaraÉ< Vandita CharaÉ< KÅ N< 41 C3 A10 Bhol< BhaÉÁ<r& B<b< Shiva Shiva Shiva S<& B<b< Sh Rev. 1.0 5 42 C3 A11 Bhola N<tha Hare Jagad&sh< Sh 43 C3 A12 Bolo Bolo Sab Mil Bolo Om NamaÔ Shiv<y< Sh 44 C3 A13 Bolo Jai Jai K<r Bolo Jai Jai K<r Bh 45 C3 A14 Bolo N<r<yaÉa Jai Jai ViÃÃhal< KÅ N< 46 C3 B1 Bolo R<m S<& R<m Sathya S<& R<m Bh R< 47 C3 B2 Chandra Shekhar<ya NamaÔ Om Sh 48 C3 B3 CharaÉa Kamala Bandho S<&n<tha Ke CharaÉa Kamala Bandho Bh 49 C3 B4 Chitta Chor< Mural& V<l< KÅ 50 C3 B5 Chitta Chora Yashod< Ke B<l Navan&ta Chora Gop<l KÅ 51 C3 B6 Àam Àam Àam Àam Àamaru Baje Sh 52 C3 B7 D<nava BhaÒjana R<ma S<& Shy<mala Komala R<m R< 53/54 C4 A4 Day<bhir<ma J<nak& R<m< = C14 B11 R< 55 C3 B8 Day< Karo Bhagav<n Krip< Karo Bhagav<n Bh 56 C3 B9 Day< Karo Bhagav<n ShaËkara Day< Karo Bhagav<n (S<&) Sh 57 C4 A1 Day< Karo He Day<nidhe He Bhagav<n Bh 58 C4 A2 Day< Karo Shiva GaËg< Dh<r& Sh 59 C4 A3 Day< S<gar< KaruÉ< Kar< Bh 60 C4 A5 Deva Devottama D&na Samrakshak< Bh 61 C4 A8 Devak& Tanay< Day< Nidhe KÅ 62 C4 A6 Dev& Bhav<n& M< He S<& Bhav<n& M< De 63 C4 A7 Dev& S<& M< Dev& Sarasvat& M< Bh De 64 C4 A9 Dhanya Ho $shvaramb< Bh 65 C10 B6 Dhimita Dhimita Dhim Dhimita Dhimita Dhim N<che Bhol< N<th (Om) Sh 66 C4 A10 D&na B<ndhav< Shr& S<& Dev< Bh 67 C4 A11 D&na Day<l< Hari Parama Day<l< KÅ 68 C4 B1 D&na Dukhiyon Ke T<raÉa K<raÉa Bh 69 C4 B2 D&n< N<tha ShaËkar< Sh 70 C4 B3 Durge Durge Durge Jai Jai M< De 71 C4 B4 Eka B<r Ksham< Karo S<& Mere B<b< Shr& Sathya S<& Bh 72 C4 B5 Gajamukha Gajamukha GaÉan<th< Ga 73 C4 B6 Gaj<nan< Gaj<nan< Ga 74 C4 B7 Gaj<nan< He Shubh<nan< Ga 75 C4 B8 Gajavadan< GaÉan<th< Gajavadan< D&n<haraÉ< Ga 76 C4 B9 Gajavadan< GaÉan<tha N<th< Ga 77 C17 A7 GaÉan<tha GaÉan<th< Ga 78 C4 B10 GaÉesha CharaÉam Parama P<vanam Sathya S<& N<m Gaj<nanam Ga 79 C4 B11 GaÉesha SharaÉam SharaÉam GaÉesh< Ga 80 C5 A1 GaËga JaÃ<dhara Gaur& ShaËkara Girij< Mana RamaÉ< Sh 81 C5 A2 GaruÁ< V<hana N<r<yaÉ< N< 82 C5 A3 Gaur& GaÉesh Um< GaÉesh Ga 83 C5 A4 Gaur& Nandana Bala Gaj<nan< Ga 84 C5 A5 Gaur& Nandana Gaj<nan< Ga 85 C5 A6 Ghana Shy<m< Sundar< KÅ 86 C12 B10 Giridhara Gop<l< He Giridhara Gop<l< He Giridhara Gop<l< (He) KÅ 87 C5 A7 Giridhara Govinda Gop<l< Ghana Shy<ma Nandal<l< (T) KÅ 88 C5 A8 Giridh<r& L<l Shy<ma Gop<l KÅ 89 C5 A9 Giridh<r& He Nandal<l< KÅ 90 C18 B4 Giridh<r& Mur<r& Govinda KÅ 91 C5 A10 Gop<l< Gop<l< Devak& Nandana Gop<l< KÅ 92 C5 A11 Gop<la Gop<la N<cho Gop<l< KÅ 93 C18 B5 Gop<la Gop<la R<dhe Nandal<l< KÅ 94 C5 A14 Gop<l Gop<l KÅ 95 C5 A12 Gop<la R<dh< Lol< KÅ 96 C5 A13 Gop<la R<dhe Krishn< Govinda Govinda Gop<l KÅ 97 C18 B6 Govinda Bolo Gop<la Bolo KÅ 98 C5 B1 Govinda Gop<la He Nandal<l< (T) KÅ 99 C5 B2 Govinda Gop<la Prabhu Giridh<r& KÅ 100 C17 A10 Govinda Govinda KÅ 101 C18 B7 Govinda Govinda G<yiye Bhajo R<dhe Gop<la Krishn< G<yiye (T) KÅ 102 C5 B3 Govinda Hare Gop<la Hare He Gop& Gop< B<l< KÅ 6 Rev. 1.0 103 C5 B4 Govinda Jai Jai Gop<la Jai Jai KÅ 104 C5 B5 Govinda Krishn< Jai Gop<la Krishn< Jai (T) KÅ 105 C5 B6 Govinda Krishn< ViÃÃhale VeÉu Gop<la Krishn< ViÃÃhale KÅ 106 C5 B8 Govind< M<dhav< Gop<l< Keshav< KÅ 107 C5 B7 Govinda M<dhav< Gop<la Keshav< KÅ 108 C5 B9 Govinda Murahari M<dhav< (Hari) (T) KÅ 109 C5 B10 Govinda N<r<yaÉa Gop<la N<r<yaÉ< KÅ 110 C17 A9 Govinda R<dhe Govinda R<dhe Govinda Govinda Gop<la R<dhe KÅ 111 C5 B11 Guru B<b< Guru B<b< Bh Gu 112 C6 A1 Guru Dev< Guru Dev< Gu 113 C5 B12 Guru Dev Guru Dev Gu 114 C6 A2 Guru Dev< Jaya Dev< S<& Dev< Day<may< Gu 115 C6 A3 Gurudev< SharaÉam Dev< Gu 116 C6 A4 Gurudev<ya Namo Namo Gu 117 C6 A5 Guru N<nak J& K& Jai Jai K<r Sd 118 C6 A6 Guru Vara N<m P<vana N<m Gu 119 C6 A7 Guru V<yur Pura Shr& Hari Krishn< N<r<yaÉa Gop<l KÅ 120 C17 B6 Hara Hara GaËge Hara Hara GaËge Sh 121 C6 A8 Hara Hara Hara Hara Bhol< N<th (Om) Sh 122 C6 A9 Hara Hara Hara Hara Mah<dev< Sh 123 C6 A10 Hara Hara Hara Hara Nam<mi ShaËkara Bhaja Mana S<& R<m Sh 124 C6 A11 Hara Hara ShaËkara S<mba Sad< Shiva $sh< Mahesh< Sh 125 C6 A12 Hara Shiva ShaËkara Shash<Ëka Shekhara Sh 126 C6 A13 Hare Krishn< Hare Krishn< Krishn< Krishn< Hare Hare KÅ R< 127 C6 B1 Hare Krishn< Hare R<m< Hare Hare Hare Hare KÅ R< 128 C6 B2 Hare Mur<re S<& R<m Hare Mur<re R<m KÅ Sd 129 C18 B8 Hari Bolo Hare R<ma N<m Bh KÅ R< 130 C18 B9 Hari Hara Bol Hari Hara Bol KÅ 131 C6 B3 Hari Hari Bolo R<dhe Krishn< Bolo KÅ 132 C18 B10 Hari Hari Govinda Hari Hari Bola KÅ 133 C18 B11 Hari Hari Hari Hari SmaraÉa Karo KÅ 134 C6 B4 Hari Hari N<r<yaÉ< KÅ N< 135 C17 B1 Hari Hari Om Shiva ShaËkara Om Sh 136 C6 B5 Hari N<ma Sumira Hari N<ma Sumira Hari N<ma Sumira Bhajore Sh 137 C6 B6 Hari N<r<yaÉ< Hari N<r<yaÉ< Hari N<r<yaÉ< Bhajo Re Bh N< 138 C6 B7 Hari Om Hari Om Hari Om N<r<yaÉ< Sh 139 C6 B9 Hari Om NamaÔ Shiv<ya Sh 140 C6 B10 Hari Om NamaÔ Shiv<y< Sh 141 C6 B8 Hari Om NamaÔ Shiv<ya Sh 142 C7 A1 Hari Om Namo Shiva Shakti Namo Sh 143 C7 A2 Hari Om Tat Sat NamaÔ Shiv<y< Sh 144 C7 A3 He D&na Day<lu S<& R<m< R<m R< 145 C7 A4 He GaÉan<tha Gaj<nan< Ga 146 C7 A5 He Giridhara Gop<l< He Giridhara Gop<l< He Giridhara Gop<l< KÅ 147 C7 A6 He M<dhav< He Madhus\dan< KÅ 148 C7 A7 He Nanda Nanda Gop<l< >nanda Nanda Gop<l< KÅ 149 C7 A8 He Nir<k<r& All<h He Avat<r& Prabhu R<m Sd 150 C7 A9 He Parth& Pur&sh< Prash<nti V<s< Sadguru S<& R<m Gu R< 151 C7 A10 He R<m Bhagav<n R< 152 C13 A2 He S<& Jagan N<th< Bh 153 C7 A11 He Shiva ShaËkara Nam<m& ShaËkara Shiva ShaËkara Shambho Sh 154 C7 A12 $shvar<mb< Priya Tanay< S<& N<r<yaÉ< Bh 155 C7 B1 Jagad<shraya Shr& Raghu R<m< R< 156 C7 B3 Jagad&sha Hare He Shiva Shambho Bh 157 C7 B2 Jagad&sha Hare Jaya Ho Sd 158 C7 B4 Jagad&shvari Day< Karo M< (T) Bh 159 C7 B8 Jagadoddh<rin& M<t< Durg< Jagadoddh<rin& M< De 160 C16 A1 Jagame Sarvam VishÉu Mayam Gu 161 C8 A14 Janan& S<& Dev& Day< M<yi Bh 162 C7 B5 Jaganm<te Jaga Janan& De Rev.
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