Meaning of

hayaat-e-jawedaan

हयात-ए-जावेदाँ • حیات جاوداں

English

eternal life; immortality

Hindi

अनंत जीवन; अमरता

Urdu

ابدی زندگی; لافانیت

Origin

Persian

Ash'aar

ek deewane ki yaadon men ek divaani raqs karegi
sannaate ki tir-kit-dhin par roz udaasi raqs karegi

yaar kahaanii likhne waale jal
dii milva ham dono ko
ham dono ke milne par hi teri kahaanii raqs karegi

meri ghazlein tum gaao to KHushboo KHushboo ho jaayegi
jaise champa ke phoolon par nanhi titli raqs karegi

taanaashaah ne kya socha tha shehzaa
dii ko baandh sakega
pyaade ki dhun par gaayegi ishq karegi raqs karegi

ik muddat se gum sum thii jo piya milan par chahak u
thii hai
dhol nagaade bajwao ab paagal ladki raqs karegi

ham dono ke mil jaane se jhoom uthega saara mathura
mohan ke kaandhe par sar rakh radha raani raqs karegi

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hasrat ki bhi qubool ho mathura men haaziri
sunte hain aashiqon pe tumhaara karam hai aaj

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paigham-e-hayat-e-javedaan tha
har naghma-e-krishna baansuri ka

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mira kuchh bhi nahin mujh
men zaraa bhi
yahii ik taur hai kya ab tira bhi

liya paisa udhaari doston se
tujhe mathura ghumaaya agra bhi

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hasrat ki bhi qubool ho mathura men haaziri
sunte hain aashiqon pe tumhaara karam hai aaj

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Nuance

The phrase evokes the timelessness and the unending nature of existence. In poetry, it often symbolizes the soul's journey beyond the physical realm, touching upon themes of eternity and the divine.

Poetic Usage

Poets use this phrase to explore themes of life beyond death, the soul's immortality, and the quest for eternal truth. It contrasts with the transient nature of worldly life.

Closing Insight

In poetry, 'hayaat-e-jawedaan' becomes a bridge to the eternal, inviting reflection on the soul's infinite journey.

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