Asa Di War: The Sikh Ballad of Hope
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Asa Di War: The Sikh Ballad of Hope
Asa di War is the Sikh ballad of hope. Along with the Japji Sahib, it is a part of Nitnem or morning service of devout Sikhs. To learn the Asa di War is a sacred obligation of all god-loving Sikhs. Sung in the ambrosial hours, it is set in Raag Asa, a musical measure intended to evoke an intense mood of hope or desire. It consists of 24 Pauris, which can be envisaged as "rungs of a ladder" on which an idea is unfolded, step-by-step. Guru Nanak mostly composed the Wâr. Chanting the War will guide the Gur Sikh on the path to moksha, and in finding the Lord's grace.
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