Misunderstood or Misused? Context of ‘Lakh Nagare Vajjan Aamo Samne’ in Kirtan

The pankti “Lakh Nagare Vajjan Aamo Samne” is often recited in kirtan with great emotion and energy. But do we always pause to reflect on its original context, intent, and Gurmat framework?

In this video, we explore the contextual integrity of this powerful pankti — where it comes from, what it signifies, and when its recitation aligns (or doesn’t align) with traditional Sikh kirtan maryada.

🔍 In this discussion, we cover:

The historical and spiritual context of “Lakh Nagare Vajjan Aamo Samne”

How context shapes meaning in Gurbani recitation

The difference between emotional impact vs Gurmat discipline

Why intent, setting, and shabad continuity matter in kirtan

A respectful reflection on current practices in Sikh congregations

This video is not about criticism, but about awareness, vichaar, and respect for Gurbani — encouraging the Sikh sangat to engage thoughtfully with kirtan while preserving its sanctity.

🕊️ Let’s move from habit to understanding, and from sound to sense.

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