Çilingir Sofrası 34 / Ruh tek, Nef(e)s çoktur (with English subtitles)

Описание: 00:00 Mekansız, Zamansız – Ruh, Rüzgar
02:13 “Ruh tek, Nefs çoktur.”
05:00 Mehmet Akif – Nazım Hikmet
07:31 Istıraplar zamanda ve mekandadır.
08:38 Metin Bobaroğlu ve bir dostunun anısı
15:15 Bir diğer anı
16:59 Serhan Yasdıman Gitar Performansı


Metin Bobaroğlu, Sinan Yasdıman, Serhan Yasdıman ile ilim sohbetleri her hafta Salı ve Cuma günleri yepyeni konularla yalnızca Çilingir Sofrası'nda...

Bugünün sohbet konusu: Ruh tek, Nef(e)s çoktur

Programımızda Serhan Yasdıman, babası Sinan Yasdıman'ın seslendirdiği tasavvuf eserlerine eşsiz gitar müziğiyle eşlik ediyor.

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Çilingir Sofrası 34 / Spirit is one, but individual ‘nafs’ are many
translated by Prof. Dr. Nükhet Kardam,
can be watched with English subtitles.
We would like to thank Prof. Dr. Nükhet Kardam.
@cubicwisdom

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Welcome to Çilingir Sofrası,
a set of intimate conversations accompanied to beautiful Sufi music and singing.
These ‘sohbets’ serve as keys to open hearts and to receive from the Sacred Spirit (Ruh-al Kudus), It is a table inspired by the ‘Last Supper’.

Çilingir Sofrası is led by beloved Metin Bobaroğlu accompanied by two of his close friends, Sinan and Serhan Yastıman.
Metin Bobaroglu takes us from the past to the future, from deep roots to the bluest of skies.
He sets up a beautiful, nourishing table for us, where we meet many spiritual teachers, gnostics from the past and present, including Plato, Socrates, Nasreddin Hodja, Pir Sultan Abdal, and Lao Tzu.
He shows us how the deep mystical traditions are like artesians that erupt in different locations, yet bring us a similar message, of tevhid.
The conversations refer to and draw from many traditions, including the deep knowledge of ancient Egypt, Ibn Arabi’s teachings and the Vedanta philosophy.
Thus, the secrets of ‘tevhid’ are brought to our modern times.
These secrets may be opened from inside, and we invite you to open the door to your hearts through the ‘words’ of Metin Bobaroglu, and the exquisite music and ilahis of Serhan and Sinan Yastiman.