Pag Ghunghrū Bāndh Mīrā Nāchī Re
The dance becomes worship, defiance, and freedom.
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c. 1498–1546
Meera
Rajput princess, poet-saint, and singer of devotion whose bhajans turn longing into freedom.
- Major Bhakti poet of Krishna devotion
- Songs remain central to classical, folk, and devotional repertoires
- A lasting symbol of spiritual defiance
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Mere To Giridhar Gopāl
A whole life gathered into one beloved name.
OpenPāyo Jī Maine Rām Ratan Dhan Pāyo
Devotion as treasure, inheritance, and wealth.
OpenJo Tum Toḍo Piyā
A vow of fidelity through thread, tree, pearl, water, and gold.
OpenMain To Sā̃ware Ke Rang Rā̃chī
Love as a color that cannot be washed out.
OpenMāī Rī, Main To Līno Govind Mol
Devotion spoken intimately and without fear of cost.
OpenBaso More Nainan Mein Nandlāl
A plea for the beloved to live inside the act of seeing.
OpenBarse Badariyā Sāvan Kī
Monsoon as longing.
OpenMhāre Ghar Āo Jī Prītam Pyārā
The house becomes a waiting threshold.
OpenAisī Lagī Lagan Mīrā Ho Gaī Magan
Absorption so complete the self is overtaken by love.
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