Meaning of

bekudi

बेखुदी • بے خودی

English

intoxication; ecstasy; oblivion

Hindi

मदहोशी; परमानंद; विस्मृति

Urdu

مدہوشی; سرور; فراموشی

Origin

Persian

Ash'aar

dard aañsu be-qaraari hijr yaaden bekhu
dii
kaun kahtaa hai mohabbat men mila kuchh bhi nahin

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tazurba ye hua hai zindagi meinna hota koi apna muflisi men

zubaan zaKHmon ko mere mil gaii hai
unhen shaamil kiya jab shayari men

gazab ka dil banaya hai KHuda ne
chhalk padte hain aañsu bhi khushi men

khushi ka ek lamha keemati hai
hazaaron gham hain lekin zindagi men

bura hooñ main mujhe achha kaha hai
sharaabi ne yaqeenan bekhu
dii men

mujhe hansta hua dekha to kahte vo
koi to baat hai is aadmi men

mere rab mujh...ko ye taufeeq de de
rahoon hansta sadaa gham aur khushi men

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gair ki mehfil men itni bekhu
dii achchhii nahin
lautna ho ghar ko waapas to museebat maykashi

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tang aa chuke hain apni hi bekli se phir ham
thukra na den kahiin KHud ko bekhu
dii se phir ham

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dard aañsu be-qaraari hijr yaaden bekhu
dii
kaun kahtaa hai mohabbat men mila kuchh bhi nahin

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Nuance

Bekhudi evokes a state of being where the self is lost in a profound experience, often associated with love or spiritual ecstasy. In poetry, it captures the essence of losing oneself to emotions so intense that they transcend ordinary consciousness.

Poetic Usage

Poets use bekhudi to express the transcendence of self in love or divine union. It often contrasts with states of awareness or consciousness, highlighting the bliss found in losing oneself.

Closing Insight

Bekhudi invites us to explore the depths of our emotions, where losing oneself becomes a path to profound understanding.

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