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When unity is fulfilled you also reach a state of desirelessness as the heart is unhindered by sensuality. It is replaced with gladness and a light in the heart. When one is glad, joy is born. When the mind and heart are joyous the body is calm and one feels at ease. When there is ease, the mind is composed and a silent song sings from the heart. The freedom is from the joy of being unperturbed by sensuality. You pervade the world with friendliness (non ill-will) and are devoted to upholding sacred law. Not a path for the fainthearted. It does require sacrifice and you do lose everything - so certainly full of danger.... and definitely not just a weekend hobby! A seeker would do well in training themselves to see the danger in sensuality and uprooting it. Then the song of the reed will be heard loud and clear 🎶 The length of these videos are perfect for contemplation and they get to the heart of what is necessary. Unfortunately, you get my musings! Thank you to you both! 😃❤
@@Rumi.Echoes I'll take your word for it! It seems they are all closet Buddhist's 🤣 and when I say that, I mean the correct Buddhist teachings. Not the corrupted and watered down version we have today (unfortunately it's happened to all great traditions). I'll certainly check the work of Meister Eckhart. Thank you! ❤️
Yay! A female scholar!!😃I don’t understand Farsi but I enjoy hearing you speak it in your videos. Something about the language gets me a bit emotional for some reason so it was really beautiful to hear this poem read by a woman. Thank you to you both - wonderful surprise and I'm looking forward to the rest ❤
@@Sarah-Arlow Our pleasure :) We will co-host the following episodes, too. And, yes, Farsi is a poetic, emotional language; which is why there are many Persian poets renowned globally. By the way, where are you from?
@@Rumi.Echoes yes I noticed that ...I recently came across a few other Iranian poets and their work did the same thing! I'm originally from Northern Ireland 🍀
Beautiful tale - I haven’t came across it before so I thoroughly enjoyed listening to your analysis and I will have to source a copy of it. Very important too as it speaks of one of the common threads that runs through all religions and mythologies which unfortunately has been distorted and corrupted in these degenerate times. Definitely resonated! Thank you again Rasoul! ❤
You are welcome, Sarah! And, thanks for your kindness. Actually, this love story of Majnun and Leyli is just the beginning! There will be more on their epic love soon.
Very beutiful, feels like I found a hidden treasure. I am looking for the complete Divan e Shams with Persian and English translation, if you know about any such book please also recommend. And please keep making such video💮
Thank you for your kind words. Unfortunately, there is no complete translation of Diwan. You should focus on papers individually; for instance, I have uploaded one in this caption. Inshallah I will keep creating this podcast
This video is amaaaaazing. It very clearly explains Rumi’s poem and delves into its intricacies. Additionally, it clarifies the nature of Rumi and Shams’ relationship, shedding light on its spiritual aspect. Superior work!
You must have read my mind as I was just researching about this just yesterday! I came across another beautiful poem 'Intoxicated by the Wine of Love' by Farid ud Din Attar which you no doubt are acquainted with. My weekend is now complete😃. Thank you for another amazing video and beautifully articulated as always ❤
It's really hard to find someone who can explain what these amazing mystics and scholars were talking about without it being distorted with personal opinions yet can demonstrate that they understand the material not just intellectually but spiritually. It's amazing you can do this. Thanks again for another amazing video, Brother! Have to agree with what Rumi say's about evil and our tests. Very similar to what is said in other traditions as you know. We must make ourselves worthy ❤
In other words, we face challenges so that God grant us his love, and through these difficulties we grow morally and on a personal level. Beautiful work. Keep going
This is a very original video. I loved it. Thank you very much. Please continue making these videos. There is a lack about Diwan analysis, and you are doing a great job of presenting Rumi's thought; not to mention, the recitation of the poems in the original language, Farsi, and explaining them in English is magnificent!
