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preciouswildishself · 4 years ago
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Kabir project
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While Baul art form addresses important issues of mind-body-soul, is it also gender-neutral? Parvathy answers, “Baul is Guru-Shishya (English: teacher-student) stream of learning and teaching process. So basically, one goes to learn first from a Guru. The student needs to go through tough training: discipline, improvement through time and come out as a mature practitioner. On successful completion, the Baul community will accept anyone devoid of class, caste, religion, culture or gender. But I must say that a woman has to cross much more obstacles, and she has to be extraordinarily strong inside to keep her songs alive.” To my question of what does it mean to be a woman Baul performer, she adds, “There is a song in Baul: ‘Oh my heart , I wonder where you are a man or a woman?’. Within Baul, aspect of man and woman, both are inside the same body. We identify with sexuality in a biological manner only on the exterior while inside it’s the same. The real work is to keep both energies equal but it takes great opening (exposure) within to recognise this truth.”
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'To understand an 'ulat' poem is like a trial,' says Parvathy Baul
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preciouswildishself · 4 years ago
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I look here, I look there- in the warm water the Moon bathes, Like in the forest stream A young Romany What’s going on Everything wobbles That’s the world laughing.
Bronisława Wajs (Papusza) [I look here, I look there / Dikchaw daj, dikchaw doj, 1951] (via mulofilm)
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Abbas Kiarostami on the set of Like Someone In Love.
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preciouswildishself · 5 years ago
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preciouswildishself · 5 years ago
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preciouswildishself · 5 years ago
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Hilda Doolittle's Eurydice
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preciouswildishself · 5 years ago
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Hilda Doolittle's Eurydice
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The great qawwal Ustad Fariduddin Ayaz on Kabir in Had-Anhad, Bounded-Boundless (2007).
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preciouswildishself · 5 years ago
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a line from Clarissa Pinkola Estes’ magical Women Who Run With the Wolves
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