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  • Awesomenouseous

  • Wonderfully said!

  • Wow!!!!!! 

  • Did Rumi knew about the Zen tradition in Japan, and how?

    It seems to me that somebody "corrected" him!...

  • Amazing such a beautiful words said in this video

  • .....grazie ,video ispirato ,pace e amore 

  • I love this beautiful video

  • Beautiful!!!!!

  • Thank you.....

  • So very beautifull ! Thank you for this wonderfull video ! I Love Rumi`s Great Work & I believe All his work was done in Honour to the Infinite Creator God/Allah, of Whom Mohammed, Jezus Christ ,Buddha , Krisna & All Saints & Masters were Messengers. A True Work of LOVE & LIGHT , in/through which We Are All One BREATH. Namaste

  • august turak is zen at it's best

  • Enjoyed this immensely, but there are numerous spelling mistakes in the presentation. It would be more effective if you corrected those in Powerpoint. ; ) Great job!

  • A Brave human being,  free from all nonsense. Absolutely superb! Thank you.

  • Absolutely Beautiful..

  • sufi nikt ciebie nie posiada

  • Rumi had evolved over years after meeting shams Tabrizi.

    He consider no limits for human as we are used to branding people in this life.

    He is truly a free spirit bound by no worldly boundaries.

    What a pure soul.....the objective of The Almighty of the creation.

    Peace

  • who said that poem? djalal din rumi ? or another rumi ? because djalal din rumi considered himself as a sufi but this video says the contrary !

  • Thank you,

    Namaste. :)

  • BEAUTIFUL!!! I love Rumi...

  • One Breath....

    breathing human being.......

    This "breath" word let my heart new air..

    I wish we keep religions in home and with family but for outside as a human being..

  •  شكرا جيد

  • جيد

  • چه تدبیر ای مسلمانان که من خود را نمی دانم

    نه ترسا، نه یهودم من، نه گبرم، نه مسلمانم

    نه شرقیم، نه غربیم، نه برّیم، نه بحرّیم

    نه از دنْیَی، نه از عُقْبَی، نه از جنت نه از دوزخ

    نه از آدم، نه از حوا، نه از فردوس و رضوانم

    مکانم لا مکان باشد، نشانم بی نشان باشد

    نه تن باشد، نه جان باشد، که من از جان جانانم

    دويی را چون برون كردم، دو عالم را یكی ديدم

    يكی بينم، يكی جويم، يكی دانم، يكی خوانم

  • trace back the race of all religions...the remembering of the brightest most brilliant of a star...the sun. we are daughters and sons of it's race~

  • mevlana celaleddin rumi was muslim what are u talking about! u ignorant people

  • the music is quite good and the pictures tooo

    and the message is awesum

    thanks but i have a question

    then why are these boundaries pakistan ............. hindustan................

    why

    if god is one why cant all people be one

  • Suddenly Islam doesn't equate terrorist. And some folks were stunted

  • maulana rumi prayed 5 times a day...4 those who think he wasnt muslim

  • I wish they had not changed the meaning and wording of this poem. I am from Iran, the birthplace of Molavi (or as people in the west call him Rumi). I speak the language...his language and have to say that despite the beautiful music, the poor translation and the change of words, changes the meaning tremendously!

    Thanks for posting though! : )

  • @mahdiyar1434 The birthplace of Mavlana Sahib is Balkh, located in Northern-Afghanistan. He died in Turkey. :)

  • i like it awsm

  • The translation is absolutely wrong. In the original Farsi poem, there is no mention of Buddhist or Zen. Please correct the mistake.

  • @jasarsongs hardly "absolutely" wrong. It is close to the Coleman Barks translation and perhaps includes the two religions to expand and therefore clarify the message for modern readers.

  • The translation is absolutely wrong. In the original Farsi poem, there is no mention of Buddhist or Zen. Please correct the mistake

  • @jasarsongs I was actually wondering about that. It was hard for me to believe that Rumi had any knowledge of Buddhism or especially Zen. This doesn't mean that I don't believe in the oneness of all things I just think that in order to be respectful to Molavi we should represent his poetry as acurately as possible.

  • Beautiful and powerful. Profoundly simple message of ONENESS. Thank you!

  • "And the LORD GOD, formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the BREATH OF LIFE: and man became a LIVING SOUL...as it was written, Blessed be the Lord God, Creator of all mankind.

  • @Taharah007 Rumi left religion out of this beautiful poem and you try to ruin it with your beliefs

  • @coyoteself well said my friend .just shows the power of religiousindoctrination

  • Those words fill a spiritual seeker with such longing...imagination, be silent, do not build any more idols...just let those words sink into the heart in silence.

  • I love it! BUT.. im christian. :)

  • Such a beautiful description of "Fanna Fill Haqq". A great noble saint, Moulaana Jallal udin Rumi(ra).

  • Being Nothing Allows for the probability of Being Anything. Stillness in The wave...

  • Good, you're better off without the trappings of organized religion...they stifle true spirit.

  • what the fuk are you then

  • @khangsar88 "Rooh" > "Amr e Rabbi"

  • The music is from Anoushka Shankar's CD called "Rise"

  • Which album is the song from?

  • Beautiful and touching. My thanks to you, to Rumi and to the inspiration.

  • love this.....

  • Beautiful,thank you! :O)

  • nice!

  • Thank you!!!!!

  • Beautiful!

  • An ageless and timeless message of Love and Unity.. no duality ever exists..

    Thank you for sharing the LIGHT!

  • Non-duality?

    But... "I belong to beloved" means what?

    Love

    D

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