Also known as Namdev, Namdeo, Bhagat Namdev
India's Devotional Renaissance
Advaita Bhakti
Bhagat Ravidas's Raag Maaroo shabad at Ang 1106: the Lord who shelters the poor, raises the lowly and saves Namdev, Kabir, Trilochan, Sadhna and Sain.
A devotional aarti sung in praise of Lord Rama, celebrating his power, his protection of devotees, and his divine glory during worship.
This collection brings together sacred hymns from Sikh tradition, praising the One Eternal Lord and celebrating devotion, divine protection, and the Guru's grace.
Ghalin Lotangan, the Marathi prayer sung after aarti: a stanza by Sant Namdev, Sanskrit surrender verses, the Hare Rama mantra and Ganesha's Morya call.
Sant Namdev tells Vitthal His Name is sweeter than nectar, yet the mind will not taste it: sleep and distraction come as Kirtan begins.
Sant Namdev's Nachu Kirtanache Rangi: dance in the joy of Kirtan, light the lamp of knowledge in the world, and let the Name alone uplift all.
The evening aarti of Vitthal at Pandharpur, traditionally ascribed to Sant Namdev, sung across Maharashtra to the Lord on the brick beside Rakhumai.
Sant Janabai's tender plea to Vithoba as mother: come to Pandharpur's rivers and dance in my courtyard, for my joy lies in your virtues.