The Oscillator

Lalon Shah: The Mystic of Kushtia......

Discover the untold story of Lalon Shah — the saint who sang of humanity beyond religion, caste, and creed. Journey through his humble beginnings and his rise as Bengal’s greatest mystic.....

The Early Life of Lalon Fakir....

Step into 18th-century Bengal to explore the childhood and transformation of Lalon Fakir — from an ordinary boy to a philosopher of the soul......

Lalon’s Spiritual Awakening....

After surviving illness and exile, Lalon found enlightenment among the Bauls. This episode explores the turning point that shaped his spiritual vision forever.....

Songs of Freedom and Humanity...

Lalon’s songs are more than music — they are messages of love, equality, and freedom. Dive deep into the lyrical wisdom that still inspires millions.....
 

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He Who Loves, Knows — The Spiritual Love of Lalon Fakir

Here’s the full English version of the script for Lalon Fakir’s song “Oi Prem Je Kore Se Jane (He Who Loves, Knows the Mind’s Beloved)” — beautifully arranged for audio narration, podcast, 

ShobLokeyKoy is dedicated to the eternal love for human beings.

The same can be said about the mystic poets Fakir Lalon Shai and nayan biswas who had never crossed paths. Neither did they preside in the same era. Yet, like a divine connection, they shared the same space in philosophy and in ideology. They believed in harmony and co-existence of Men. When we listen to “Shob Lokey Koy” and nayan Ek Hai” together, it becomes evident that we are all connected in a single consciousness of humanity. It is in our DNA to co-exist and love each other as human beings, to be compassionate and live in harmony.

Where shall I find Him — the man of my soul?

The seeker yearns to meet the Divine within but searches outside in vain.
Ami Kothay Pabo Tare” (Where Shall I Find Him)
“Ami Kothay Pabo Tare” — one of the most soul-stirring songs of Fakir Lalon Shah — is not just a melody, but a timeless spiritual question echoing through the heart of humanity.
In this mystical song, Lalon does not search for a human lover, but for the Divine Presence within — the Man of the Heart. Through simple yet profound words, he reveals the eternal truth that the Divine we seek in temples, scriptures, and distant heavens already resides in the depth of our own soul.

The unknown bird in the cage comes and goes — who knows howThe “bird” symbolizes the soul that resides within the body — mysterious and transient.?

The Unknown Bird in the Cage
Khachar Bhitor Ochin Pakhi — The Unknown Bird in the Cage
(Philosophical English prose inspired by Lalon Shah)
There is a bird — strange, unseen, untamed.It lives within a cage that knows neither its birth nor its flight.The cage is our body, and the bird is the soul — the silent witness that comes and goes without warning, leaving behind only the echo of its wings.
Lalon Shah, the saint of simplicity, sings not of the sky above but of the vastness within. His “unknown bird” is the mystery of life itself — the breath that enters without invitation and departs without farewell. “Who knows how it comes, who knows how it goes?” he asks, not in despair, but in awe.

O Soul, O Householder — The Hidden Guest Within Inspired by Lalon Fakir’s song Ore Grihobashi, Re Mon

That voice belonged to Fakir Lalon Shah —a mystic who owned nothing, yet possessed the infinite.He walked barefoot through the dust of Kushtia,carrying nothing but his ektara and a song —a song that spoke not to the ears, but to the soul.
Lalon looked upon the human body as a mysterious house.He called it a fragile home, made of blood, breath, and illusion.Within this house lives a guest — silent, unseen, eternal.But the householder — the mind — is lost in decoration and desire.He forgets the guest within.