Reawaken your majesty and excellence in soothing resonance with the song of Narayan - the Immaculate Lord. Just as the real fragrance of a flower is known when it blooms, your spirit and psyche blossom with the repetition of this sacred composition. Dive in...become drenched in spirit! Listen to this refreshing, original tune, evoke your purity and wash away your cares. This beautiful prayer was composed in the 16th Century by the Sikh Saint Guru Arjan Dev Ji (1563-1606) A Master of purity and self-sacrifice. This shabad is a poem of the praise of the almighty. The second cut on the CD is Wahe Guru Wahe Jio a great meditation.
Credits: Dev Suroop Kaur Khalsa -Vocals, 12-string electric guitar. Kevin Stoller - Accordian, keyboards. Mike King - Fretless bass. Tony Redhouse - Conga, hand percussion. Produced by Liv Singh Khalsa
Dev Suroop Kaur delights in sharing the pure practicality of nurturing a successful and deeply authentic life. An accomplished musician, recording artist, and Lead Trainer in the Kundalini Research Institute (KRI) Aquarian Trainer Academy, Dev Suroop Kaur strives to break it down, keep it real, and guide students to their own empowered authenticity. Or put another way, “An electric fusion of cosmic insight and earthmother humility. Directly wired into the deepest currents of musical soulfulness and yet can’t stop giggling about the wonder of it all.”
Liv Singh was born in Osseo, Minnesota. His first music teacher was his grandfather. Liv started playing trumpet when he was 13 years old. When he was 15, he recorded a new age album for friends and family. Liv began practicing meditation in 1972 and at the same year, he started his own record company which became one of the oldest and most successful new age recording companies. Later on, Liv Singh teamed with Livtar Singh and launched an album Liv & Let Liv. After the success of the album, Liv and Livtar Singh Khalsa became a part of a spiritual brotherhood and practiced Kundalini Yoga, chanting and meditation. Liv Singh played guitar and had a huge influences in Sixties rock music.
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