There’s also download Sikh Dharma International’s app JapJi for the Aquarian Age or print out a PDF version (or put it on your e-reader) of JapJi with both Gurmukhi text (the written version of Gurbani) and transliteration into romanized text. You can find many Japji resources on, including Gurutej Singh and Shanti Kaur’s new book Guru Nanak’s Call of the Soul: Japji Sahib. You will see many people referring to a print or electronic version of JapJi that they follow or recite from during the morning practice. There will be a teacher on stage who will lead the recitation, but everyone is welcome and encouraged to join in.
JapJi will be recited at 5am each morning at the start of Aquarian Sadhana at Sat Nam Fest Berkshires in the main tent. All can benefit from the sacred vibration of this prayer. It doesn’t matter what your religion or beliefs are.
Not to worry! The purpose of this blog post is to help you feel comfortable with JapJi and enable you to savor its beautiful vibration.
JapJi is a prayer chanted or recited in Gurbani, a sacred sound from the infinite that is depicted in writing.įor those who are new to Sat Nam Fest and Kundalini Yoga, JapJi may seem a bit overwhelming and hard to understand. JapJi is a Sikh prayer composed by Guru Nanak that appears at the beginning of the holy scripture of the Sikhs.
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