Yunus Emre - İy Pâdişâh-ı Lem-yezel | Şiir ve Beste | 014

"It is You who sees with my eyes, it is You who speaks with my tongue..." 👁️✨ With this powerful poem by Yunus Emre, we embark on a magnificent journey of contemplation that transcends the limits of human intellect and words. In this section of our digital archive, we are implementing our new format: First, you will feel the poem through the raw and pure power of the words, and immediately afterwards, you will engrave that meaning into your soul with the musical composition of those same verses. 🎼 In this masterpiece, Yunus, while turning to the "Lem-yezel" (eternal and immortal) sovereign who encompasses all existence, confronts us with humanity's greatest delusion and truth. He whispers that the absolute power we seek outside ourselves is actually closer to us than ourselves ("For You are closer to Me than I am to You"). He attributes our ability to see with our eyes and to speak with our tongues directly to Him, and ultimately declares that the mind cannot unravel this secret, and that this great truth can only be known by experiencing it (with pleasure). 🎙️ What's Included in This Video? 📖 Poetry Reading: A profound recitation faithful to the original language and spirit of Yunus Emre. 🎵 Musical Form: A melodic section where words meet notes, imbuing meaning into your soul. 🧠 Sufi Reading: The hidden meanings behind the concepts of "Lem-yezel" (Eternal), "Ulvî vü süflî" (Sublime and Sublime) in the poem, and that great pleasure that transcends reason. ⏱️ SECTIONS 00:00 Poem: "İy Pâdişâh-ı Lem-yezel" (Oral Reading) 01:44 Composition: The Rebirth of the Poem with Melody and Tune 🎙️ SOURCE This poem and its explanations were prepared using the following fundamental work: 📌 Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mustafa Tatcı - Yunus Emre Divan 📝 NOTE TO THE VIEWER While striving to preserve and pass on the legacy of Yunus Emre on our channel, we wanted to "enrich" our videos even more by including musical compositions of his poems after the readings. We aim to convey the spirituality that Yunus Emre described with the words, "Knowing this is a pleasure, the mind cannot comprehend it," both through words and music. This digital archive project continues to grow with your sincere support. 📌    • Fatiha Suresi Analizi   📌    • Bakara Suresi Analizi   📌    • Yunus Emrem Şiirleri   📌    • Aziz Mahmud Hüdayi Divanı: Kalbe Dokunan İ...   📌    • Surelerin Analizi - Podcast   📌    • İslam'da Bilim ve Teknik   👍 If you found this journey of the heart helpful, don't forget to like, support us with your comments, and subscribe to our channel! 🔔 💬 A question for you: Yunus Emre, by saying "You are the one who sees in my eyes, you are the one who speaks with my tongue," removes all ego from the equation. In the modern world, while we place our egos, achievements, and titles so much at the center, how much do we perceive the true power behind it, that divine grace that is closer to us than ourselves? Let's discuss this deep contemplation together in the comments. 👇 #YunusEmre #Sufism #Poetry #Composition #MustafaTatcı #Literature #DeepReading #Divine #EternalSultan #TurkishLiterature #OurYunus #LanguageOfTheHeart #UnityOfBeing #JourneyOfTheSoul