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Sufism, Sant Mat, and the Sound Current - An Unexplored Spirituality and History of Rumi & the Sufis - Spiritual Awakening Radio Podcast

Today I explore some key Sufi teachings compatible with the contemporary mystic or gnostic path called Sant Mat. The Sants and Radhaswamis of the living present highly value the mystic poetry and wisdom of Rumi, Hafiz, Rabia, Sarmad, Hazrat Sultan BaHU, Sanai, Baba Farid and so many other Sufi Faqir lovers of the Beloved, viewing them as being Saints of the highest order.

Sufism, Sant Mat, and the Sound Current - An Unexplored Spirituality and History of Rumi & the Sufis - Spiritual Awakening Radio Podcast @ YouTube: https://youtu.be/UbJg9Cl4HmY

And All the Podcast APPS: https://santmatradhasoami.blogspot.com/2024/02/sufism-sant-mat-and-sound-current.html

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Mansoor Ali Malangi - Top 15 Best Punjabi Folk Music

Mansoor Ali Malangi was more than a singer; He deeply touched the heart of Punjabi Saraiki culture. Rich in sentiment and rich in tradition, his music went beyond mere entertainment and became a vessel for expressions of love, sorrow, and spirituality Known for his Punjabi folk music and powerful Sufi music, Malangi left a mark indelible in the Pakistani music scene.

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Biography and Early Life Born in Garh Maharaj, a small town near Darbar-e-Hazrat Sultan Bahu in Jhang district in 1947, Mansoor Ali Malangi was destined to become a Pakistani music legend Growing up in a humble peasant family, Malangi's early experiences were based on rhythmic music rural life approx. The beginning of a musical journey Malangi’s journey in the world of music began in 1965 when he started playing at Radio Pakistan in Lahore. His sweet, character-filled voice soon caught the attention of his audience. Unlike many of his contemporaries, Malangi’s music was deeply rooted in the traditional sounds of Punjab and Saraiki culture, making him stand out as a unique talent in the Pakistani music scene. Breakthrough hits In the 1970s, Mansoor Ali Malangi's career reached new heights with the release of "Ik Full Motiya Da Mar Ke Jaga Sohni". This song became an instant hit across Pakistan with its haunting melodies and heartfelt lyrics. It was a song that spoke directly to the soul, and its success was the catalyst for Malangi’s early rise to stardom. Rise to the stars After the success of "Ik Full Motiya Da Mar Ke Jaga Sohni", Malangi went on to make hit after hit. Songs like "Kala Til Mahi Da", "Balocha Zalman", and "Kehri Ghatti Hoi Aye Zalim" incorporated the spirit of Punjabi and Saraiki culture and became music for many His ability to express deep emotions through his songs endeared him to millions, made him one of the favorite folk singers of Pakistan It became one of them. Contributions to Sufi music Mansoor Ali Malangi was not just a folk singer; He was also a profound translator of Sufi poetry. The Punjabi Kalams of Hazrat Khawaja Ghulam Farid are particularly noteworthy. These performances were more than music; They were spiritual experiences that emphasized the essence of Sufism love, devotion, and the pursuit of the divine. Discography and albums Malangi released about 500 albums throughout his career, each one a testament to his versatility and talent. His famous albums include "Ek Full Motiya Da", "Bhochnar Doriy Da", and "Kafian Khwaja Ghulam Farid". Each album offered a unique insight into the rich cultural heritage of Punjab and Saraiki, solidifying Malangi’s position as a cultural icon. Awards and recognition Mansoor Ali Malangi’s contribution to Pakistani Punjabi music has not gone unnoticed. He also received many prestigious Presidential Honors and accolades throughout his career. The award, one of Pakistan’s highest civilian honors, recognized Malangi’s efforts in promoting Seraiki Punjabi folk music and his lasting impact on the country’s culture Impact on Pakistani music culture Malangi’s impact on Pakistan’s music culture cannot be overstated. He played a pivotal role in popularizing Punjabi Saraiki music, bringing these regional sounds to the national stage. His work inspired countless musicians to follow in his footsteps, ensuring that the rich traditions of his homeland continue to flourish. International recognition Mansoor Ali Malangi’s fame was not confined to Pakistan. His Punjabi songs resonated with audiences around the world, especially the Pakistani diaspora. His international travels brought the traditional sound of Punjab Saraiki to the global stage, where it was appreciated and appreciated. It speaks to the universal appeal of Malangi’s music as communicating with listeners across cultural boundaries. Last year and legacy In the later years of his life, Malangi made an impact in the world of music. Though his voice is old, it remained strong, and his performance captivated the audience. Sadly, on December 11, 2014, Mansoor Ali Malangi passed away due to a heart attack, ending an era in Pakistani folk music. But his legacy lives on through his music which inspires and motivates people to this day. Mansoor Ali Malangi's most brilliant music Mansoor Ali Malangi’s discography is vast, but a few songs stand out as true masterpieces. "Ik Full Motiya Da", "Kala Til Mahi Da", "Balocha Zalman", and "Kehri Ghalti Hoi Aye Zalim" are not just songs; They are cultural treasures passed down from generation to generation. Each panel reflects the essence of Punjabi Saraiki life, capturing the joys, sorrows, and spirituality of the people. The enduring appeal of Malangi’s music What makes Mansoor Ali Malangi’s music so enduring? Maybe it’s the authenticity of his voice, the authenticity of his lyrics, or the timeless music that always resonates with listeners. His songs speak to universal human experiences love, loss, and the search for meaning making them as relevant today as they were decades ago. Conclusion Mansoor Ali Malangi was a giant in the world of Punjabi and Saraiki folk music. His unique voice combined with a deep understanding of the cultural and spiritual traditions of his country made him one of Pakistan's favorite musicians and his legacy preserved through his many albums and performances a never to be forgotten inspired a new generation of artists and fans FAQs Q1: When did Mansoor Ali Malangi start his music career? A: Mansoor Ali Malangi started his professional music career in 1965 at Radio Pakistan in Lahore. Q2: What are some of the famous songs of Mansoor Ali Malangi? A: His popular songs include "Ik Full Motiya Da", "Kala Til Mahi Da", and "Balocha Zalman". Q3: What awards has Mansoor Ali Malangi won for his contribution to the music industry? A: Mansoor Ali Malangi has won many awards including the honor of the President’s Exhibition for his contribution to Punjabi and Sufi music. Q4: How did Mansoor Ali Malangi influence Pakistani music culture? A: Malangi played a pivotal role in popularizing Punjabi Saraiki music, bringing these regional sounds to national and international audiences. Q.5: When did Mansoor Ali Malangi die? A: Mansoor Ali Malangi passed away on December 11, 2014, due to heart failure. Read the full article

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Mystic Poetry of Hazrat Sultan BaHU, a Sufi Master of Inner Light and Sound

The path of the Masters is the highest of all; It is beyond all comprehension! On this path there is neither teaching Nor learning from books. There are neither discussions nor expositions Nor stories from the past. Love of this world is sheer idolatry, a denial of God; Let no one trust its loyalty. Only the one who knows the mystic art Of dying while living*, knows the real secret.

Love has inspired me to explore the heavens: From earth it has raised me to the worlds of Spirit. Begone, foul world, beguile me no more! I am already in anguish about my stay here. I am a wayfarer, my home is far away, And you have enticed me with false promises. Only if you forsake the world and die while living* Can you find the Lord, O Bahu.

*NOTE: “die while living” or “death before dying”: a popular saying used by Sants and Sufi poets espousing the view that rising above body-consciousness or soul travel during meditation practice is a preparation or rehearsal for the afterlife. Hazrat Sultan Bahu: “Let us die before dying, O Bahu, only then is the Lord attained.”

Gospel of Philip, Nag Hammadi Library: "When the light comes, then he who sees will see the light, and he who is blind will remain in darkness... The powers do not see those who are clothed in the perfect light, and consequently are not able to detain them. If anyone becomes a son of the bridal chamber, he will receive the light. If anyone does not receive it while he is here, he will not be able to receive it in the other place."

Within Me Are Five Great Mansions

Within me are five great mansions - All five brightly lit; What need have I of another lamp? I am no longer accountable To the five lords and tax collectors, Who barricade the inner path. Five prayer leaders call the faithful To the five mosques within. What need have I of another mosque? IF the Lord calls for your head, O Bahu, do not hesitate; offer it at once.

-- Hazrat Sultan Bahu, Sufi Mystic

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The heart is deeper than the ocean – Who can fathom its mysteries? Storms come and go on its surface, While fleets sail through it, Their crews wielding their oars. Inside the heart are the fourteen realms, Stretched like canvas tents. Only the one who knows These deeper secrets of the heart, Can know the Creator, O Bahu!

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World Peace: Teachings of Hadrat Sultan Bahoo (RA)

Reciting the Islamic creed of oneness is the first provision to enter Islam. This Islamic creed of oneness is not just a bunch of words but it is the whole philosophy of religious and worldly life and in a way, it is the commitment and declaration that one makes to one’s Lord. If we just understand the interpretation of Islamic creed, one gets oneself free from all kinds of obscenities. Negating all other concepts and accepting and admitting the true reality of Allah Almighty and prophecy of Hadrat Muhammad (S.A.W) is the only and everlasting reality. And then Allah Almighty has asked to acknowledge this, not just by tongue but also authenticate from the heart. It is a kind of declaration which a person makes with his Lord and Prophet (SAW) to act upon all the commandments and stay loyal to them.

Now come to the verses of Surah AlFatiah; one accepts Allah’s eminence and that He is the Creator of the universe. Having faith on the Day of Judgment and accepting Him as one’s Lord, one seeks true path from Him, the path that will lead one to success in this world and hereafter, and seeks protection from the misguided people, who will face the curse of Allah. These are all basic principles of faith. Then one is honored to speak with Allah when Allah Almighty tells one that this Holy book of Quran is a guidance for righteous people. This is the real difference. Just reciting the Islamic creed makes you Muslim, but not the r virtuous one. Virtue (taqwa) is the first step for guidance. It means that virtue is the basic principle to accept the oneness of Allah Almighty and having unfaltering faith in Him. This is how one gets guidance from Allah. When one sacrifices all one’s desires for Allah Almighty and Prophet Hadrat Muhammad (S.A.W), the journey to become upright starts and the process of edification begins. This way of guidance makes a person faithful believer (momin) and by acting upon the commandment of Allah and Prophet Hadrat Muhammad (S.A.W), the path of divine love starts which is asked by Almighty (as narrated in Quran several times) that love Allah and His Prophet (S.A.W) so that His mercy is showered. This is the true demand of Creator i.e. to be loved. When one considers Allah and his prophet as one’s beloved, he tries to avoid those things which they dislike. Who wants to hurt his beloved? Every lover seeks and tries to get closeness and proximity of his beloved.

Sufis taught us the way and path of ardent love with Allah and His beloved prophet. They showed us the path, by following which; one will surrender one’s own will to the will of Allah Almighty and attain the lover’s happiness.

Hadrat Sultan Bahoo (RA) has explained this ardent love of Divine many times in his books i.e. one can neither become virtuous by just calling oneself a Muslim and offering the prayers neither can attain contentment of Allah.

·         The body of yours is the dwelling of true Sustainer O mystic glance in your inner self Hoo

·         Don’t beg Khidr the water of immortality is within your inner self Hoo

·         Kindle the lamp of passion in the darkness perhaps swiftly you might find shine Hoo

·         Dying, before death ‘Bahoo’ then recognized the true sign of Divine Hoo

In the above quartet, Hadrat Sultan Bahoo (RA) is asking to dwell one within one’s self. Merely everyone says that Allah is nearer than the juggler vein and, He stays in the heart but, has anyone imagined the state of his heart; is it worthy to be a habitat of Allah? Allah is sacerdotal and Noor. It is absolutely important that our heart should be free from all indecencies, evils, jealousy, and temptations to make it apt to be the habitat of Allah. Hadrat Sultan Bahoo (RA) has asked to kindle the lamp of passion and hold the ardent love of Divine, so that one’s lost chattel (matta) becomes the inhabitant of one’s heart. Only a spiritual mentor (Murshid-e-Kamil) shows this path to find the lost chattel. Hadrat Sultan Bahoo says:

·         With education, scholars become arrogant and Hafiz fills with pride kit Hoo

·         Helpless roam around streets with books under their armpit Hoo

·         Where they see delicious food prolonged sermon, they submit Hoo

·         Deprived in both worlds, ‘Bahoo’ are those who sold earnings remit Hoo

Vainglory is attributed to Allah only. Service and humbleness is suitable for a human being. When someone becomes arrogant due to one’s education, power or beauty, this is where one gets misguided from the path of Allah and Prophet Hadrat Muhammad (S.A.W) which is the beginning of hostility. The desire erupts to subordinate others based on knowledge, power and wealth. The people of Makkah had this same arrogance of belonging to supreme families, race and centuries old faith which not only made them deny prophecy of Prophet Hadrat Muhammad (S.A.W) but it also provoked cruelty against him (SAW). But the people who were destined for guidance, became friends of Allah Almighty and cruel became the fuel of hell.

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Rumi, from the Divan-e Shams-e Tabrizi, a Collection of Ghazals

With every ghazal where I praise you through the veil of poetry, my heart praises you a thousand times more behind that veil.

What is my heart, who am I, and what is this praise? It is your fragrance that makes my soul like a flower garden.

Come, O Shams of Tabriz, honored on all horizons, you are a rare moon with incomparable form!

Flying Free (see note below on "death before dying", meditation practice)

When you die, you perceive the world of the soul. When you return to life, you know how to live.

Whoever dies and come back again like Indris teaches about heavenly realms and knows of the unseen.

Come, tell us by which path you left the world and by which hidden way you came back again.

It's a path by which all souls, town after town, fly at night and why cages are empty of birds at night.

When a bird's feet are tied, it cannot fly very far. Endlessly circling, it cannot reach the sky and remains without faith.

If it's ties are cut by dying, it flies up and away. It will see the truth and the secret of everything.

-- Says Rumi

Note: Death Before Dying -- Visionary Meditation Practice: “die while living” or “death before dying”: used by Sants and Sufi poets espousing the view that rising above body-consciousness or soul travel during meditation practice is a preparation or rehearsal for the afterlife. Hazrat Sultan Bahu: “Let us die before dying, O Bahu, only then is the Lord attained.”

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Sufism for me pre-dates back when I was 14 years old. When I would visit Pakistan and whilst my dada was still alive, he would often sit in one place reading something and moving his body backwards and forwards. But he never prayed as you were required to do so. I asked him one day what he was doing. And he told me ibadat. My dadi also said the same, kay tumahry dada abu baith kay ibadat karty hai har waqt. My dad took me to this peer’s house and I would often go. I was then taken to Hazrat Sultan Bahu’s darbar, which was a 12 hr journey from Lahore. At this point it was all very new to me. I was only 14. I then came back to London and began researching. I read literature of Bullah Shah, Mian Muhmmad Baksh, Khawaja Farid, Sultan Bahu, Rumi ect and I knew what it was all about. I grew closer to it and it stuck to me ever since.

My understanding is that, there are many ways to worship Allah besides the fundamentals of Namaz, quran, roza and zakat. You can worship Allah and bring yourself closer to him in many ways. This is what these Sufis did, some wrote poetry, some did through music and some placed themselves in trials like Rabia Basri. They left everything materialistic. Duniya chordi. They did jihad with their nafs. They left all their worldly desires. Ap Allah kay saath ishq nahi karsakty jab taka ap apnay nafs ko barbaad na kardo. And since I understood this, I have been connected to it. I have close connections with different literatures and darbars. My aim is to go Turkey, Konya and visit Rumi’s shrine. My aqeeda is unexplainable. People argue as to why I have this. I don’t commit shirk but I learn from these sufi saints and try to do what they did in order to reach Allah. And this is a concept others don’t understand. It’s become a trend that people follow. People have commercialised it and I haven’t.

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PODCAST: Spiritual Awakening Radio, Program 1190: Poetry of Kabir: https://soundcloud.com/santmat/spiritual-awakening-radio-program-1190-poetry-of-kabir A program of Kabir poetry readings using Rabindranath Tagore's Songs of Kabir, plus a passage from the Gospel of Thomas, and verses from Hazrat Sultan Bahu... all musically accompanied with the sounds of the veena (an instrument used in Indian classical ragas) along with hymns/bhajans of Kabir.

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Zubani Kalma Har Koi Parda | Kalam e Bahoo | Hazrat Sultan Bahu

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