1. |
Her Sword I
08:37
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Musicians:
Jon Rea, gender
Anne Stebinger, gambang
Blake McDowell, slenthem
Jarrad Powell, kendhang
Jessika Kenney, voice
Excerpts from this ghazal:
http://ganjoor.net/attar/divana/ghazal-attar/sh46/
Farid Uddin Attar (12th c. Persian language)
Chon konam ma’ashugh-e ayyår åmadast
Dashne dar kaf su-ye bazaar åmadast
Dashne-ye u teshneh-ye khun-e del ast
Lajeram khunriz-o khun khor åmadast
Ashegh u vo eshgh u ma’ashugh-e ust
Kisti to chon hameh yår åmadast
Joz fanåi nist chon mibengaram
Ån che az vey ghesme Attår åmadast
What can I do, the beloved as a renegade has come
With dagger in hand, into the bazaar she has come
This sword is thirsty for the blood of the heart’s love
Surely to shed and devour this blood she has come
She is the Lover, Love, and the Beloved
Who are you when she is everything?
When I look all I see is annihilation
This is the destiny of Attar that has come.
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2. |
Turning Inward
03:49
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3. |
Sarira Tunggal
11:04
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4. |
Pamor
05:33
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5. |
Wiji Sawiji Mulane Dadi
03:23
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From the Javanese "Kidung Rumeksa Ing Wengi" attributed to Sunan Kalijaga
“The origin of everything is in One seed
Then scattered into the world
In accordance with the Essence
That which is read, and heard
Written, and preserved
Becomes a blessing on the body
A mist of auspiciousness
When recited into water
Lovers are united
The insane are healed”
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6. |
Ingsun
03:47
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Suluk Seh Samsu Tabarit, by Ronggosasmita 1815, ed. KRT Sasranegara, pub. Mahadewa, 1961
Divan-e Shams, Mevlana Jelaluddin Rumi, 13thc. CE
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7. |
Her Sword II
05:26
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See Her Sword I
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