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- Kirtan - Wikipedia
A Sikh Kirtan is a religious, aesthetic and social event, usually held in a congregational setting on Sundays or over certain festivals to honor the historical Gurus, but major temples in the Sikh tradition recite Kirtan every day as a mark of daily bhakti (devotional remembrance) of God's name
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Let’s start with a basic definition of kirtan According to kirtan artist and bhakti yoga educator David Newman, kirtan means “to praise that which is exalted”—aka, the divine
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Kirtan (कीर्तन) is derived from the Sanskrit word ‘kirt,’ meaning “to sing” or “to narrate ” Traditionally performed in a group setting, kirtan involves chanting the names of deities or sacred mantras accompanied by instruments like harmoniums, tablas, and hand cymbals
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Kirtan (keer’ tn) is a form of devotional singing, often practiced as call and response The leader (known as a kirtan wallah) will sing a line and participants repeat the line
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Kirtan is a form of devotional music that combines chanting, singing, and music to create a deeply spiritual and uplifting experience The word “kirtan” comes from the Sanskrit kirtanam, meaning “to praise or glorify,” reflecting its purpose of connecting participants with the divine through sound
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Kirtan (Sanskrit: कीर्तन, “to praise”) emerged from the Bhakti movement (7th–17th century), a devotional renaissance that democratized spirituality in India
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Simply put, kirtan is the congregational chanting of sacred mantras, often accompanied by musical instruments like drums, cymbals, and harmoniums It’s not just music; it’s a spiritual experience that transcends cultural and religious boundaries
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