The Man of God is drunken without wine:
The Man of God is sated without meat.
The Man of God is rapturous, amazed:
The Man of God has neither food nor sleep.
The Man of God is a king beneath a humble cloak:
The Man of God is a treasure in a ruin.
The Man of God is not of wind and earth:
The Man of God is not of fire and water.
The Man of God is a sea without a shore:
The Man of God rains pearls without a cloud.
The Man of God has a hundred moons and skies:
The Man of God has a hundred sunshines.
The Man of God is wise through Truth:
The Man of God is not a scholar from a book.
The Man of God is beyond faith and disbelief alike:
For the Man of God what"sin"or "merit"is there?
The Man of God rode away from Non-being:
The Man of God has come, sublimely riding.
The Man of God Is, Concealed, O Shamaudin!
Search for, and find- The Man of God
Jalaludin Rumi
THIS, TOO, WILL PASS.
Attar of Nishapur.
Two pearls of the Sufism two classical authors among others like, El-Ghazali, Omar Khayyam, Ibn El-Arabi, Saadi of Shiraz, Hakim Jami y Hakim Sanai.
Tomorrow we will talk a little more about this and some ways to put it into action in our everyday's lives.
lunes, 13 de octubre de 2008
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