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Tuesday, 30 June 2009

Rumi: Say I Am You (Sufi poem)



Rumi's poems elegantly and consistently touch our inner being and inspire us to go beyond our limitations towards the Divine.

The music: The credits do appear at the end of this video, but it is by the composer, Eleni Karaindrou, and is the theme music called "Eternity and a Day" from the movie, Aggelopoulos.

A note on the music: This entire video was constructed in silence-only the poem and the images were put together without my knowing what music would be the right one. The music is so important to the interpretation of these poems. Rather than reading them, the music is my voice. When I 'laid' this beautiful piece of music over the video it fit perfectly. Few edits were made to accomodate the images to fit the music. They seem to be made for each other.

Note for those who overlook the message and want to 'claim' Rumi as their own (country, nationality, language) they've missed the point completely and these comments will be deleted.

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2 comments:

  1. Justuju11 September 2009 at 04:34

    It is a beautiful presentation. Thanks.

    Also you can see some more modern amazing American Urdu Sufi Poetry by clicking this link:

    http://akhgars.blogspot.com/2009/07/beyond-horizons.html

    Soon you will find a similar video presentation about this fantastic Ghazal by Sufi Saiyid Hanif Akhgar.

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  2. CoolDeep11 September 2009 at 22:23

    Hi Justuju,

    Thanks for the link.. I checked your blog..

    Thanks for sharing...

    Love N Regards...

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