Wonder
Sikh Poetry
Wonderful is sound
Wonderful is wisdom
Wonderful is life
Wonderful its distinctions
Wonderful is praise
Wonderful is eulogy
Wonderful the Presence
One sees in the present
O wonder-struck am
I to see wonder upon wonder.
Sikhism was conceived as a a universalist, open-door religion.
Its view of society was radically egalitarian, and its holy book, the Adi Granth, far from being a catalog of sectarian dos and don'ts, is a bouquet of poetic songs, blending the fragrances of Hindu ragas, Muslim hymns and Punjabi folk tunes into a music of spiritual astonishment.
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Wonderful is sound
Wonderful is wisdom
Wonderful is life
Wonderful its distinctions
Wonderful is praise
Wonderful is eulogy
Wonderful the Presence
One sees in the present
O wonder-struck am
I to see wonder upon wonder.
Sikhism was conceived as a a universalist, open-door religion.
Its view of society was radically egalitarian, and its holy book, the Adi Granth, far from being a catalog of sectarian dos and don'ts, is a bouquet of poetic songs, blending the fragrances of Hindu ragas, Muslim hymns and Punjabi folk tunes into a music of spiritual astonishment.
From:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TheDivineGroundOfBeing
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