Meaning of
bhaan
भान • بھان
English
perception; awareness
Hindi
अनुभूति; जागरूकता
Urdu
احساس; آگاہی
Origin
Sanskrit
Ash'aar
hamko pyaar jataana mushkil lagta hai
unko pyaar nibhaana mushkil lagta hai
awwal awwal milte hain dono har din
baad men phone uthaana mushkil lagta hai
34
kisi se koi bhi ummeed rakhna chhod kar dekho
to ye rishte nibhaana kis qadar aasaan ho jaa.e
59
mire ghar kyun le aate ho gali bazaar ki baatein
chidhaati hain mujhe jhoothe bike akhbaar ki baatein
mukarta hai hamesha tu ki.e vaade nibhaane se
tere vaade tiri qasmen hui sarkaar ki baatein
54
duniya ko zehar peeke bachao to baat hai
bas bhaang peeke koi bhi shankar nahin hua
45
kise padi thii mira haal poochta mujh se
mujhe to rasm nibhaani thii muskurana tha
43
vo door mujhse jab hua rokar nahin hua
to main bhi intizaar men patthar nahin hua
duniya ko zahar pee ke bachao to baat hai
bas bhaang pee ke koi bhi shankar nahin hua
42
pyaar men kaisi thakan kah ke ye ghar se nikli
krishna ki khoj men vrishabhaanu-lalli meelon tak
42
taalluq jo bhi rakho soch lena
ki ham rishta nibhaana jaante hain
39
bas ek rasm-e-ta'alluq nibhaane baithe hain
wagarana dono ke cup men zaraa bhi chaai nahin
38
taahir un be-bas lamhon ka ahd nibhaana hogaus ne kaha tha khat mat likhna ghazlein likhte rahna
35
hamko pyaar jataana mushkil lagta hai
unko pyaar nibhaana mushkil lagta hai
awwal awwal milte hain dono har din
baad men phone uthaana mushkil lagta hai
34
kisi se koi bhi ummeed rakhna chhod kar dekho
to ye rishte nibhaana kis qadar aasaan ho jaa.e
59
Nuance
Bhaan evokes a sense of inner perception, a realization that dawns upon the mind like the first light of morning. In poetry, it often signifies the awakening of consciousness, a moment when the unseen becomes seen.
Poetic Usage
Poets use bhaan to explore themes of enlightenment and self-discovery. It contrasts with ignorance, highlighting moments of clarity. Often used to depict the transition from darkness to light.
Closing Insight
Bhaan is a gentle reminder of the light within us, waiting to be discovered. It speaks to the poet's eternal quest for truth.