Aahat anahat bhed naad ke
Lyrics and meaning.
About this composition
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Raga | Yaman |
| Form | Lakshan geet |
| Tala | Teental · 16 beats |
| Tempo | Madhya |
Complete lyrics, transliteration and meanings
| Section | Original script | Transliteration | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sthayi | आहत अनहत भेद नाद के | Aahat anahat bhed naad ke | Sound has two forms: struck and unstruck. |
| Sthayi | प्रथम भेद श्रुतियन सों होवे | Pratham bhed shrutiyan son hove | The first form is perceived through hearing. |
| Sthayi | अनहत मुनिजन ध्यान धरत जब | Anahat munijan dhyaan dharat jab | The unstruck is experienced when sages enter meditation. |
| Antara | नाभि कंठ और मूर्धस्थान सों | Naabhi kanth aur murdhasthaan son | From the navel, throat, and the region of the head, |
| Antara | मंद्र मध्य और तार होवत | Mandra madhya aur taar hovat | arise the low, middle, and high registers. |
| Antara | सत सुरन के नाम बखाने | Sat suran ke naam bakhaane | The names of the seven notes are described. |
Word notes
Aahat is sound produced by striking, while anahat evokes the unstruck sound associated with meditation. Mandra, madhya, and taar are the low, middle, and high registers. Naabhi, kanth, and murdhasthaan connect these registers with the navel, throat, and head.