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Rumi: the Poem that Finds Your Lost Soul. | "I Am Lost" (Sufi Mystical Music)

"I am lost, you are lost, who will take us home?" This musical piece is a modern cinematic adaptation of one of Rumi's (Molana) most profound Ghazals. It speaks to the universal feeling of being lost in the material world and the soul's deep longing to return to its origin—its true "Home." In this poem, Rumi describes the human condition as being "half water and clay" (physical) and "half heart and soul" (spiritual). He invites us to leave the logic of the ego behind and enter the "ruins" (the state of spiritual intoxication and ego-death) to find the ultimate truth. 🎧 Listen, close your eyes, and let Rumi's words guide you like a ship without an anchor. — 📜 Lyrics (English Adaptation): I am lost, you are lost, who will take us home? How many times did I say: "Drink less, don't limit roam!" I walk through the city, and no one is awake Each one is madder, for heaven’s sake Come to the ruins, my love, to taste the life so sweet Without the Beloved's touch, is life ever complete? I left my house and a drunkard came my way In every glance he held a hundred gardens, bright as day Like a ship without an anchor, he swayed side to side A hundred wise men died of envy, watching him glide I asked: "Where are you from?" He laughed and said: "Oh Soul! Half from the East, half from the West, I am the whole Half of me is water and clay, half is heart and breath Half is the sandy shore, half the pearl defying death" I said: "Be my friend, for I am your kin" He said: "I know no stranger, nor the kin within" I am heartless and lost, in this House of Wine My chest is full of words... shall I speak or resign? Shams of Tabriz! Why do you hide your face? You’ve cast a hundred spells of love upon this place... — Original Persian Poem (غزل مولانا): من بی‌خود و تو بی‌خود ما را که برد خانه من چند تو را گفتم کم خور دو سه پیمانه در شهر یکی کس را هشیار نمی‌بینم هر یک بتر از دیگر شوریده و دیوانه جانا به خرابات آ تا لذت جان بینی جان را چه خوشی باشد بی‌صحبت جانانه از خانه برون رفتم مستیم به پیش آمد در هر نظرش مضمر صد گلشن و کاشانه چون کشتی بی‌لنگر کژ می‌شد و مژ می‌شد وز حسرت او مرده صد عاقل و فرزانه گفتم ز کجایی تو تسخر زد و گفت ای جان نیمیم ز ترکستان نیمیم ز فرغانه نیمیم ز آب و گل نیمیم ز جان و دل نیمیم لب دریا نیمی همه دردانه گفتم که رفیقی کن با من که منم خویشت گفتا که بنشناسم من خویش ز بیگانه شمس الحق تبریزی از خلق چه پرهیزی اکنون که درافکندی صد فتنه فتانه --- ✨ About this track: This is a modern musical interpretation of Diwan-e Shams, designed to bridge the gap between ancient Sufi wisdom and the modern seeker. — #Rumi #YouAreYou #RumiPoetry #MysticPoetry #SpiritualAwakening #SoulfulWords #PoetryOfTheSoul #SufiWisdom #TimelessPoetry #InnerPeace #PoetryLovers #SelfDiscovery #PoetryThatHeals #ConsciousLiving #RumiQuotes #RumiWisdom