Kaur was also active in social and environmental causes while in high school, serving as president of the Social Action Club, which started a campus recycling program and organized environmenal awareness programs. The Club also led the effort to change the school mascot and sports team names from the Indians to the Red Tailed Hawk in 1990 and 1991.
After graduating from Tam, Kaur attended Mills College in Oakland, California, receiving a bachelors degree in biochemistry. She then returned to India, to study kirtan under her mother's teacher, Bhai Hari Singh. She lived near the Golden Temple. In 1997, Kaur began a career as a food technologist with Peace Cereals in Eugene, Oregon.
A Sikh and Kundalini Yoga teacher, Snatam Kaur is a singer and musician, gaining a growing fame in the world of spiritual music.
After a few years as the singer of the spiritual music group The Peace Family, she started a solo career. Her music mixes western melodies with Indian sounds, mantras from the Kundalini yoga tradition, words of Harbhajan Singh Yogi and personal lyrics.
She often tours in the United States and Canada, and within Sikh communities worldwide (India, Singapore) among which she is more and more renowned as a talented kirtan singer.
Spiritual music artists such as Deva Premal now sing her compositions.
Gobinda Gobinda Hari Hari
Snatam Kaur Lyrics
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Gobinda Gobinda Hari Hari
Language: Gurmukhi, Sanskrit
Translation:
Gobinda: God, the Sustainer and Support of All
Hari: God, the Fresh, Beautiful, Potent Healing Energy that inherently exists within each of us.
The mantra "Gobinda Gobinda Hari Hari" is a powerful and uplifting invocation of the divine. The repetition of the names "Gobinda" and "Hari" serve to remind us of the eternal presence and support of the divine in our lives. "Gobinda" translates to "God, the Sustainer and Support of All", highlighting the omnipresence and omnipotence of the divine force that supports and nurtures all of creation. "Hari", on the other hand, translates to "God, the Fresh, Beautiful, Potent Healing Energy that inherently exists within each of us." This represents the inner spiritual power that lies within all of us, waiting to be awakened and harnessed.
The mantra is sung by the renowned spiritual singer Snatam Kaur, whose voice has the power to transport listeners to higher realms of consciousness. The repetition of the mantra in her melodious voice creates a deeply meditative and uplifting atmosphere that helps elevate the mind and connect with the divine. Through this mantra, one can cultivate a sense of devotion and surrender to the divine, and experience a profound connection with the universal consciousness that pervades all of creation. The power of this mantra lies in its ability to elevate the mind and bring us closer to the divine, helping us realize our true spiritual nature.
Line by Line Meaning
Gobinda Gobinda Hari Hari
Praising and calling upon God, both as the Sustainer and Supporter of all, and as the Fresh, Beautiful, and Potent Healing Energy within us.
Gobinda Mukunda Hari Hari
Addressing God by various names and attributes, including 'Gobinda' as the sustainer of all, 'Mukunda' as the giver of liberation, and 'Hari' as the source of fresh, beautiful, and potent healing energy.
Gobinda Mukunda Hari Hari
Praising and worshipping God through repetition of His many names and attributes.
He Deen Dayala Hari Hari
Recognizing God as the merciful and compassionate protector of the downtrodden and helpless.
He Purakh Bidhata Hari Hari
Addressing God as the supreme creator and divine ordainer of all things.
Gobinda Mukunda Hari Hari
Once again praising and adoring God, thanking Him for His many blessings and graces.
Gobinda Hari Hari
Continuing to call upon God, both as the Sustainer and Supporter of all, and as the Fresh, Beautiful, and Potent Healing Energy within us.
Contributed by Gianna L. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@rimantasgenys-english
Guitar chords
Capodaster on fret number #5
(if you will play without capodaster, then melody will be the same, but lower, so if you want to play the same as in this video, then add capodaster)
(when words starts)
G, F
Good luck!
@onlyconnect6674
When my beloved dog died a few years ago this was the only song that brought me peace and healing. I listened to it every day for months and it got me through. Thank you Snatam Kaur for your divine transmission.
@patriciav.1891
I can imagine your pain. 🙏🏻😪. Im not prepaired to lose my dog. I can't even think about it.
@om-organicmedia
One of the names of Vishnu is Govinda. Govinda Govinda Hari Hari mantra has truly saved lives and Snatam is now the only one that I've felt could uplift ending the extreme gun violence and suicides...even in my family. It is the most healing heart connection to God I've ever felt as a vocalist and healing musician 🎶 🎵 Snatam and Gurmukh together with Krishna Kaur are the most 💖 relevant healers to awaken our heart Chakra and if those in Distress had a place to hear mantras...lives would be saved of these daily tragedies to children and moms. We pray this mantra could reach those who need it most😇 I chant it while running and hiking. 🏃♂️ 🏃♀️ Snatam's vocals are like dolphin healing around my soul. Noone can heal like her. 🙏🏿🧘🏿♂️🧘🏿♀️🧘🏿♀️🧘🏿♂️👣
@lindarocco9974
Govinda Govinda Hari Hari is one of the most soothing, healing songs I've ever heard. Thank you Snatam Kaur and Ananda Das.
@SangeetaKulkarni3005
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@lindarocco9974
@@SangeetaKulkarni3005 I do not understand what Ppppp means. Can you explain it to me please. Thanks.
@om-organicmedia
Yes...we could stop the suicides with this mantra if Snatam is singing...she has changed the energy of 🌎 with this Mantra...her vocal healing is profound...💛💚💙💜❤💖🧡🤎🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
@gelbriseok7873
Este sencillo mantra nos ayuda a elevar nuestra energía, apoya procesos introspectivos y sana y equilibra nuestras emociones. Actúa conectándonos con lo Divino que existe dentro de nosotros, pudiendo así reconocer la energía sanadora y sostenedora que habita en nuestro interior.
Tanto Gobinda como Hari son dos nombres de Dios, pero cada uno de ellos simboliza un aspecto distinto de la divinidad. "Gobinda" representa a Dios como Sostenedor.
Siempre contamos con el apoyo y el sustento de lo divino, aunque a veces nos resulte difícil reconocerlo. La mayor parte del tiempo nos sentimos solos y abandonados a nuestra suerte, aunque esto no es real. Siempre tenemos respaldo divino y este mantra nos ayuda a sentirlo de nuevo y a recuperar la confianza.
"Hari" es un aspecto de la divinidad que se encuentra en nuestro interior. Gracias a él podemos reconectar con todo el potencial energético que tenemos como seres humanos. Y disfrutar de la energía sanadora y creativa que habita dentro de nosotros. Hari también representa el aspecto destructivo de Dios. Y es necesario en la sanación, ya que para recuperar la plenitud y la alineación, primero hay que destruir o eliminar los bloqueos, miedos, patrones… que nos estén apartando de ella.
Meditando con el mantra "Gobinda Gobinda Hari Hari" accedemos a un nivel muy profundo de nuestro interior, en el que podemos disfrutar de niveles elevados de conciencia y recuperar de nuevo la alineación de nuestras partes física y espiritual. Siempre que te encuentres en dificultades a nivel emocional sintiéndote inseguro, preocupado o confundido, prueba a meditar con este mantra.
@Wequendi
I LOVE her voice and i love you people because we are all brothers :3 i LOVE you!
@rebeccahughes8908
I do believe I could listen to this mantra all day 🕉