'Raakhite Narili Premojol' sings Parvathy Baul скачать в хорошем качестве

'Raakhite Narili Premojol' sings Parvathy Baul

The waters of love cannot stay in a half-baked pot, says Baul poet Manohar Khepa. What trials must we undergo? How can our vessel be fired, baked and strengthened in the kiln of love, to become truly worthy of it? When shall we become capable of 'holding' love? Parvathy gives many cues, but doesn't give anything away. She insists that the meanings of these enigmatic songs are not the subject of intellectual cogitation. They will arrive within each of us in their own time, if we are receptive to them through a comprehension that encompasses our entire body and being. *** Find lyrics/translation of this song at: http://ajabshahar.com/songs/details/1... Find many other reflections on mystic poem and thought at http://ajabshahar.com/reflections/all Discover a universe of Bhakti, Sufi, Baul poetry and music at http://www.ajabshahar.org. *** Manohar Khepa was an accomplished Baul poet and practitioner who wrote several Baul songs, especially related to the human body. Along with Baul, he had also immersed himself in yoga and tantra. If there is an embodiment of intensity, Parvathy is it. As our friend, as an advisor, as a fiery challenger, she has brought us into deeper touch with ourselves. This recording was made as part of our week-long immersion with Parvathy at her home and akhada on the outskirts of Trivandrum in September 2011. She warmly welcomed us, housed us, fed us, sang for us and spoke to us with great depth and insight about the Baul path and about life itself. An experience that we still carry with us. Parvathy Baul is a Baul singer and saadhika, painter and storyteller from Bengal and has been a disciple of Shashanko Goshai and Sanatan Das Baul. She divides her time between her home in Trivandrum, Kerala and the Baul ashram she has built near Shantiniketan in Bengal. (https://parvathybaul.com/) Ajab Shahar is a digital archive of mystic poetry and music drawing from the rich Bhakti and Sufi oral traditions in India and beyond... Explore a world of sung and spoken wisdom at https://ajabshahar.com (Click on Settings for subtitles in English and Hindi) Translation Credits: Song English Translation: Vipul Rikhi Interview & Song Hindi Translation: Shabnam Virmani Video Credits: Cameras: Smriti Chanchani & Aarthi Parthasarathy Editing & Sound: Aarthi Parthasarathy Sub-Titling: Prashant Parvataneni Collection: The Kabir Project Date of Recording: September, 2011 Place of Recording: Trivandrum, Kerala