Here are a wonderful image, a beautiful poem, and a Rumi quote to enjoy. There are words that speak only in silence.
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love Rumi ❤
Thank you. His work is as meaningful today as it was when he wrote it, perhaps more so.
essential 😀 compose a happy day Ivan.
Thank you for the lovely thought.
Rumi is amazing!
More so today than ever.
words as nutrients
~
for the eyes and soul
Food for the soul.
Mmmm
If you know Rumi that voice is our true spirit, our soul, our inner guide.
There is a place in the mind, actually a side where no words or thoughts exist. No judgment, right or wrong, good or bad exists either.
This place has no knowledge of the past, no inkling of any future, it knows only this moment.
You have to sit intently repetitively to connect with this silence.
It is the road less traveled.
Rumi was a world class meditator, no?
He still is and his work is more profound today. It is a road less traveled.
Thank you so much for the reblog.
You are welcome Lisa and thank you.
Love this. I can’t add any words, only soak up the ones writen.
It is great to soak in words sometimes. They are liquid that way.