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making this song what it isn't, kills the pain...certainly does...you just want to dance and burn it all up.

@DjKarthikeyan yes I know that...lol I didn't mean it like literally, I meant as in an exclamation, like where do they come from! you know what I mean. ;)

wow - flowing, contemplative. Thanks for sharing.

I was so pleased to see the end part of this track being used in a T.V ad. For an Einaudi fan, that recognition counts.

@theprettymuffin and that is the essence of this song.

It's his voice. It's like sand, like the desert they show here. When you enclose it in your fist, it slips out to be free, it has a rustic tinge to it. It's a voice never heard before, he sings with all his heart. It's like wine, the older it gets, the better.

I love the pace of the bear shown here. The slow contemplative pace, it's as if it can listen to this flowing piece of music and act according to it, or who knows the musician saw the bear's pace when he made the music, and together they blended into each other. I love Reverie and Ritornare.

Although this is a very old poem composed by Aamir Khusrow, whilst you're listening to Kailash Kher, it is best to view it from the eyes of Mirabai, the saint, since most of his songs are close to her life. This is my interpretation of the song, and it may not match with that of the original poet...