thephotosocietyのインスタグラム(thephotosociety) - 2月16日 07時30分

Photo by @argonautphoto (Aaron Huey). Saeen Zahoor is perhaps the greatest musician I have ever met. He channels the spirit in a way that very few humans can.
Zahoor started singing poetry at the age of five, when he had reoccurring dreams of a hand beckoning him towards a shrine. He left home at the age of ten, roaming between the Sufi dargahs (shrines) of the Sindh and Punjab in Pakistan, looking for that hand. He lived without belongings, relying on the generosity of strangers at the shrines where he sang. He eventually found the shrine in his dream in the Uch Sharif, in the Punjab, and he saw the hand that had called him from his dream, waving him inside. Soon after he began to study under the master Raunka Ali of Patiala Gharana.
He plays the ektara, a one stringged instrument, and a three-stringed version called tumbi. When he sings he spins like the dervish that he is, throwing his embroidered kurta in a circle, with the tassels on his instrument whirling around him. He wears the ghungroo ankle-bells, layers of heavy beaded necklaces, rings on every finger, a tightly bound black turban, and khol around his eyes.
I have seen him put people into an ecstatic trance. And in that trance they find their god. (Look him up on YouTube!) . To see more Sufi images follow @argonautphoto.

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