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Sacred &
Devotional Music

EkOmkaar Musicals

Music born from gratitude, love, and surrender — compositions that carry the soul inward and make the one cosmic sound audible.

What Is EkOmkaar Musicals?

EkOmkaar is a truth older than any religion and belonging to all of them — the recognition that beneath all names, forms, and sounds, there is one singular source from which everything arises and to which everything returns.

EkOmkaar Musicals brings that truth into sound. Each composition is an act of listening — to the stillness beneath the noise, to the melody that was never absent.

The music draws from devotional and classical traditions, sacred poetry, and the living experience of love, loss, gratitude, and surrender. These are not merely songs. They are invitations — to pause, to feel, to remember.

SantMat & Surat Shabd Yoga

Surat Shabd Yoga is the ancient practice of uniting the soul (Surat) with the divine sound (Shabd) — the primal creative current that underlies all existence. To listen to it from within is to return home. Music is this listening, made audible for others.

— The tradition of the Saints

"When you listen deeply enough to any sound — music, wind, silence itself — you hear the one note that holds everything together." — EkOmkaar Musicals

Music Videos

Each composition is a meditation — allow yourself to be still and receive.

YouTube @EkOmkaarMusicals Watch all videos & sacred performances on the official channel

Lyrics & Meaning

Go deeper into each composition — meaning, history, and devotion behind the words.

केशव माधव गोपाल कृष्ण: दस अवतारों का भजन, सरल हिंदी में

केशव माधव गोपाल कृष्ण — जयदेव के गीत गोविंद के दशावतार स्तोत्र पर आधारित हिंदी भजन। पूरे बोल, हर अवतार…

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Keshav Madhav Gopal Krishna: The Ten Avatars, Now in Hindi

Keshav Madhav Gopal Krishna — the Hindi Dashavatar bhajan based on Jayadeva's Geet Govinda. Full Hindi lyrics with simple meanings…

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Pralaya Payodhi Jale: The Song of Vishnu’s Ten Avatars, Explained Simply

Pralaya Payodhi Jale (Dashavatara Stotra) from Jayadeva's Geet Govinda — full lyrics with simple line-by-line meanings of Vishnu's ten avatars,…

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The Mahabharata Version of the Shiva Sahasranama | EkOmkaar Musicals

The Shiva Sahasranama of the Mahabharata's Anushasana Parva: why Bhishma refused to recite it, why Krishna did instead, and why…

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Shiva Sahasranama: History and the Different Versions | EkOmkaar Musicals

How many Shiva Sahasranama versions exist, where each comes from, and which is oldest. A clear guide to the Mahabharata,…

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Shiva Sahasranamavali: Names and Meanings, One Line Each (Part 1) | EkOmkaar Musicals

Shiva Sahasranamavali names and meanings, one line each. Part 1 covers the first 160 names in Devanagari, with the om-namah…

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Main Paiya Hai | ਮੈਂ ਪਾਇਆ ਹੈ — Bulleh Shah Kafi | Lyrics & Meaning

Main Paiya Hai — Bulleh Shah's kafi on the One who wears every form: Hindu and Muslim, guru and disciple,…

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Ni Saiyon Main Gayi Gavachi | ਨੀ ਸਈਓ ਮੈਂ ਗਈ ਗਵਾਚੀ — Bulleh Shah Kafi | Lyrics & Meaning

Ni Saiyon Main Gayi Gavachi — Bulleh Shah's kafi of losing the self entirely. Full lyrics in Gurmukhi and Devanagari,…

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Main Aape Ranjha Hoi | ਮੈਂ ਆਪੇ ਰਾਂਝਾ ਹੋਈ — Bulleh Shah Kafi | Lyrics & Meaning

Ranjha Ranjha kardi ni main aape Ranjha hoi — Bulleh Shah's kafi on becoming the Beloved. Full lyrics in Gurmukhi…

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Saade Val Mukhda Mod | ਸਾਡੇ ਵੱਲ ਮੁਖੜਾ ਮੋੜ — Bulleh Shah Kafi | Lyrics & Meaning

Saade Val Mukhda Mod — Bulleh Shah's plea for the Beloved to turn his face toward the seeker. Full lyrics…

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Ranjha Jogira Ban Aaya | ਰਾਂਝਾ ਜੋਗੀੜਾ ਬਣ ਆਇਆ — Bulleh Shah Kafi | Lyrics & Meaning

Ranjha Jogira Ban Aaya — Bulleh Shah's kafi where the beloved comes disguised as a wandering jogi. Full lyrics in…

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The Life of Meera Bai — मीरा बाई का जीवन — Her Musical Contributions to Bhakti | EkOmkaar Musicals

The life of Meera Bai — Rajput princess, Krishna devotee, and one of the most enduring poet-saints of the Bhakti…

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"Joy and sorrow are two faces of the same coin. The only practice is gratitude — for both." — EkOmkaar Musicals