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SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL Youtube: / sahajanandgaave Instagram: https://instagram.com/sahajanandgaave... With sheer blessings and Doer-ship of Bhagwan Swaminarayan, ‘Sahajanand Gaave’ experiences boundless joy and happiness in releasing one of the most beautiful compositions of Sadguru Muktanand Swami (1758 - 1830 CE) - ‘Yeri Sanwro’, incredibly composed and sung by Aditya Apte in Raag Jaunpuri set in Ada-Chautaal. Love is an expensive element and not everyone is affluent enough to afford it. Love does not blossom on the grounds of cinematic fantasies and it never shuns the harsh realities of the mortal world, however, it provides a purpose to be here, to stay here and to thrive here. Insanity often gets associated with the abstract idea of love since the traditional ideologies have blurred or rather removed the boundary between love and lust. Lust is not comprising and Love knows nothing but compromise. Love nurtures the epitome of toleration while lust wanders on the streets of disloyalty; Love marks the pathway to the Divine while lust drives to the dreadful darkness of the mortals. As Bhagwan Swaminarayan says, "Love never allows one to be separated from the Beloved - through mind, deeds and words" - Haricharitramrut Sagar 'YERI SANWRO' is one such documentation of Transcendent Love of Sadguru Muktanand Swami towards Bhagwan Swaminarayan. It is one of the most beautiful complains ever composed in the world of poetry and music; it is one of the most faithful accusations one would ever direct towards the beloved in the most elegant manner. Muktanand Swami exemplifies in this bandish that when the Love is at its purest form even separation is Divine and longing imparts the feeling of ultimate fulfilment. We sincerely hope that this bandish will enhance the glory of Bhagwan Swaminarayan, His paramhansas and their magnificent work in the hearts of the viewers. We are truly grateful and obliged to Bhagwan Swaminarayan for blessing this project and enabling the team to present the transcending work of His Paramhansas through the global social platform of YouTube. We humbly pray for the prayers and blessings of all fellow viewers to continue presenting such wonderful work of Swamianarayan Saints through this channel. _____________________________________ Transliteration and Transaltion: Yeri Sanwro Chapal Chitt Chor re... Hey Beloved, the one with alluring looks! You have instantaneously stolen my heart. Auranse Tum Jaay lubhave, kyu humse ab jaay bichor re... You intentionally attend to others prayers and calls; however, you knowingly neglect us. Kahe lino chitt chor hamaro, abto karu teri picche dor re... Why have you stolen my heart in the first place? Now we cannot remain separated from You! Lalchai chhand diye tum saiya, eso kaha sikhe raaj kunor re... Firstly, you made us fall in your love and now you are ignoring us. Where have you learnt such misbeahviour? Muktanand ke praanse pyaara, more tum natvar Dharmkishor re... Muktanand Swami says that in spite of all such loving complains, You are mine and more dear to me than my life; You are the master of all actors, the son of Dharmadev (Bhagwan Swaminarayan)! _______________________________________ Writer: Sadguru Muktanand Swami (1758 - 1830 CE) Composer: Aditya Apte Singer: Aditya Apte Tabla: Tanay Rege Harmonium: Omkar Agnihotri Recording, Mixing and Mastering: Krupesh Koli Video: Tej Studio Copyright: © 2021 Sahajanand Gaave All rights reserved. The copyright on this YouTube musical video is owned by Sahajanand Gaave. Any unauthorized usage, distribution and reproduction of this work is strictly prohibited by law.