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Geography of Rumi's wisdom.
Rumi's poems still have a remarkable influence.
Will have to check out Rumi's!
When was Ms. Kenmochi Rumi's body discovered?
Rumi's answer to questions asked by a disciple- What is Poison?
I went on playing with the mouse on Rumi's body.
And Rumi's stories are metaphors for the spiritual path.
This year marks the 802nd anniversary of Rumi's birth.
Why with a Rumi's workout you can gain muscles and DON'T gain muscles at the same time?
One day, as I went through the internet,I found Rumi's page.
I wanted to paint Rumi's virtual emotions although I was still hearing Irina's demonic laughter.
Culture and Sports: Celebrations mark Rumi's 800th birthday.
In honor of Rumi's 800th birthday, UNESCO also declared 2007 the Year of Mevlana and Tolerance.
Farshchian's work“Shams andRumi,” has been inspired by one of Rumi's poems.
She was pressing her hand in the direction of Rumi's heart and I was trying to deflect it.
Rumi's work is so great that if one has read and understood it one has learnt every philosophy there is.
And when you manage to do them next time with Rumi's pace, it's the ultimate pleasure.
On the occasion of Rumi's 800th birthday, UNESCO proclaimed 2007 to be"international Rumi year.".
That is how I have fragments of dialogue from Pasternak's Doctor Zhivago and poems from Rumi's Mathnawi carved in my mind.
Rumi's poetry, or the tantric teachings of India, all of these different teachings try to express the subtle mystery of the heart.
In the end of 2010 Stiliyan Ivanov headed to Konya(Turkey) for the celebration of the dervishes and Rumi's disciples from all over the world(17 December).
I wanted to bring out how Rumi's philosophy appeals to us today, even when we seem to be miles and centuries and cultures away from it.
Askın Gunay, director of Mersin State Classical Turkish Music Choir, said tolerance and divine love are the central andprincipal elements of Rumi's philosophy.
Rumi's major work is"Masnavi-ye Manavi"(Spiritual Couplets), a six-volume poem regarded by many Sufis as second in importance only to the Koran.
When the poet and mystic, Rumi, met his spiritual companion, Shams of Tabriz, one of the first things the latter did was to toss Rumi's books into water and watch the letters dissolve.
The power of Rumi's philosophy is widely recognised-- the UN declared 2007 as the"Year of Rumi" with worldwide celebrations.
His poems and quotes are some of the most favored amongst spiritual communities, but the lesser-known inspiration andspiritual influence of Rumi's work comes from his mentor- a man named Shams-i-Tabrīzī(1185-1248).
Rumi's peaceful and tolerant approach, mostly known as Sufism, appealed to many faith sects and creeds-- not only in Islam, but in other religions as well.
Barks's translations capture the inward exploration andintensity that characterize Rumi's poetry, making this unique voice of mysticism and desire contemporary while remaining true to the original poems.
That is a moment which is a gift of God to us-- a gift when, for a moment, he lifts that boundary which makes us insist on"I, I, I, me, me, me," and instead,like the person in Rumi's story, we say,"Oh, this is all you.