Suddhosi Buddhosi

Shimshai's 'Suddhosi Buddhosi' is a deeply spiritual song that draws from ancient wisdom to convey a message of inner purity and truth. The lyrics are a blend of Sanskrit and English, creating a bridge between traditional Eastern philosophy and contemporary Western understanding. The Sanskrit phrase 'suddhosi buddhosi' translates to 'you are pure, you are awake,' suggesting an inherent divinity and consciousness within every individual. The song speaks to the idea that the material world, referred to as 'samsara maya,' is an illusion that ensnares us in attachments and confusions.

The repetition of the phrase 'samsara swapanan' which means 'dream of the world,' emphasizes the transient nature of worldly experiences and the importance of recognizing them as mere dreams or illusions. The artist encourages the listener to relinquish these attachments and confusions, symbolized by the 'dream of this world,' to realize their true, untainted self. The song's call to 'fly to the space that's beyond all illusions' is an invitation to transcend the limitations of the physical world and to connect with a higher state of being, one that is pure and true.

Shimshai's musical style often incorporates elements of folk, world music, and reggae, with a focus on spiritual and healing themes. 'Suddhosi Buddhosi' is a reflection of this style, using music as a medium to inspire personal transformation and enlightenment. The song serves as a reminder that despite the chaos and distractions of life, one's essence remains untouched and that liberation is possible through the realization of this inner purity and truth.