LIFE AND METAPHORIC MESSAGES OF BHAGAT PARMANAND
Some believe Bhagat Parmanand was a resident of Barshi in Maharashtra, and others identify him as Brahmin Parmanand Das from Kannauj in Uttar Pradesh. He was probably born in 1483 AD. According to oral tradition, it is said that Bhagat Parmanand addressed himself as Sarang, an ever-thirsty bird longing for a drop of rainwater. Symbolically, he too was forever thirsty for wisdom, longing to quench his thirst for divinity.
Bhagat Parmanand’s spiritual message is inscribed in his 1 sabad (verse) in Guru Granth
Sahib.
Metaphoric Interpretations of sabads (verses) of Spiritual Mentors
PDF files of metaphoric interpretations are being added in a phased manner till December 2027.
METAPHORIC INTERPRETATIONS & RENDITIONS OF BHAGAT PARMANAND IN PRESCRIBED MUSICOLOGY
Musicology of all sabads (verses) is now available.
Metaphorical interpretations of sabads (verses) will continue to be released till December 2027.
Bhagat Parmanand - Sabad 1
tai nar kiaa puraan sun keenaa ||
Raag Sarang, Bhagat Parmanand, Guru Granth Sahib, 1253
