Wednesday, February 5, 2014

Sant Namdev, the Marathi Vaishnava Honored By Sikhs



Sant Namdev was born in a family of tailors to a mother who was devoted to Lord Vithala of Pandharpur who is Shri Krishna standing on a brick. 

Sant Namdev wrote a number of abhangs and his honored to this day by vaishnavas in Maharashtra. However, not many people know that Sant Namdev spend a number of years in Punjab and also wrote in Hindi.
Such was his stature as a saint poet that sixty-one of his hymns are included in the Guru Granth Sahib. 

In contrast to his work in Marathi, which recognise God with form - vitthala, Sant Namdev's poems in Hindi adore god in his nirguna-nirakar form.  


To watch a video of a Sant Namdev jeevan katha in Punjabi by Giani Sant Singh Ji Maskeen click on this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dkuOuYtAVM

                                                                   
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