Rumi
If the sleeping spirit knew itself to be asleep, Whatever it might see, it would — Rumi
Mysteries are not communicable save to those who know, Mystery in the ear of inf — Rumi
The thread and the needle are related to one another; but a camel is not fitted — Rumi
When the spirit lovingly embraces Thee, In Thy presence all images become spirit — Rumi
'Twere better that the spirit which wears not true love as a garment Had not bee — Rumi
Spirit is very subtle and love is very jealous, What room for form, if the felt — Rumi
One day I was filled with longing To behold in human form the splendours of the — Rumi
When my bier moveth on the day of death, Think not my heart is in this world, Do — Rumi
The head whose reason has fled is a tail. — Rumi
Though the material sun is unique and single, We can conceive similar suns like — Rumi
The wine of God’s grace hath no brim, If it appear to have a brim, ’tis the faul — Rumi
Giving thanks for blessing increases blessings But fatalism snatches those bless — Rumi