'Tanade Ri Taar' by Nathu Khan Bagadwa

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  • Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
  • If the rosary of meditation, of zikr or sumiran is within, then why all this frantic seeking outside? This is the simple question posed in this song, which offers a classic critique of outer forms of ritual devoid of a rigorous inner practice. The poet seems to say that the beads of the rosary must move inward, from the fingertips into the breath.
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    Nathu Khan Bagadawa is a Mir singer from Jamsar village near Bikaner in Rajasthan and also sings songs of many other bhakti and sufi poets such as Meera, Brahmanand, Gorakhnath, Surdas and Bulleshah. Contact Nathu Khan at +91-89469-39626 & +91-98299-21442
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    This is one of a series of uploads for Ajab Shahar, a webspace dedicated to mystic poem and song, created by the Kabir Project team (www.ajabshahar.org ; www.kabirproject.org).
    Song Credits:
    Vocals & Harmonium: Nathu Khan Bagadawa
    Dholak: Abdul Jabbar Khan
    Manjiras: Mukhtiyar Ali
    Sarangi: Dayam Ali
    Field Recording Support: Anwar Ali, Gavaniar, Urmul Trust
    Translation: Vipul Rikhi
    Video Credits:
    Camera: Shabnam Virmani
    Editing: Sharanya Gautam
    Sub-Titling: Shruti Kulkarni & Vipul Rikhi
    Collection: Kabir Project
    Date of Recording: May 2004

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