Nanak - At the beginning of the First Udaasi, from the eyes of Bhai Mardana | Harmanjeet |

Описание: Musical Rendition of Harmanjeet Singh's poem Nanak from Rani Tatt by Poemix

Rani Tatt — Nanak is a devotional song rooted in the deeply moving Punjabi poem by poet Harman Jit, from the collection Sohile Dhurh Mitti Ke (Hymns of Dust and Soil). The poem — and now this song — is narrated through the eyes of Bhai Mardana, Guru Nanak's lifelong Muslim companion and rabab player, capturing the sacred, trembling moment of Nanak's departure on his First Udaasi — his great journey into the world to spread the light of love, equality, and divine truth.
Through the imagery of awakening forests, overflowing rivers, dancing heels, and fragrance inscribed on barren wastelands, the song celebrates not just a historical departure but a living, eternal truth — that whenever a human being chooses love over fear and light over darkness, the whole world stirs in recognition.
The song traces a complete arc — from the cosmic joy of nature awakening, through the portrait of the man who caused it, to the intimate vow of one devoted soul who asks for nothing more than to breathe his last in his beloved's embrace, and dissolve into the air as nothing but the name — Nankawa... Nankawa...
A tribute to Guru Nanak, to the timeless bond between Nanak and Mardana, and to the Punjab that gave birth to both.

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