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Maulana Jalalu-'d-din Muhammad Rumi
Masnavi I Ma'navi

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1 1 (2) | Self-annihilation leads to eternal life in God the universal Noumenon, 2 1, Prol| Iover, 'twas love that gave life to Mount Sinai, 4~When " 3 1, 1 | sun displays the light of life.~Shadows induce slumber, 4 1, 1 | matter,~That, the world's life be not made a bleeding heart.~ 5 1 (1) | the acquisition of eternal life in God. ~ 6 1, 3 | followed by some sect for dear life!~If the right road were 7 1, 3 | attainable,~For the heart's life is the food of the soul.~ 8 1, 5 | himself;~What he takes for life turns out, to be destruction.~ 9 1, 5 | hints,~Ye will shape your life in reliance on their direction;~ 10 1, 5 | that fruit-laden Tree of Life~Whose branches are ever 11 1, 5 | in that empty form.~'Tis life that is lacking to that 12 1, 5 | renewing forever and aye.~Life, like a stream of water, 13 1, 6 | transmutation with water of life.~Such is the power of the 14 1, 7 | corpse immediately recovered life, and flew away, explaining 15 1, 7 | and frowns,~Can we gain life from these two alternating 16 1, 7 | Thou that ever renewest the life of this old world,~Hear 17 1, 7 | Soul of souls and Gem of life art Thou!~The light of my 18 1, 8 | weeping and rejoicing,~His old life died, and he was regenerated.~ 19 1, 10 | light men and angels draw life.~That sun is hidden in the 20 1, 10 | impels him and gives him life;~Nay, not life only, but 21 1, 10 | gives him life;~Nay, not life only, but an eternal soul.~ 22 1, 14 | the fount of the water of life."~Learn the mystery, "I 23 1, 15 | Lord hath restored us to life!"~Shedding their old skins 24 1, 16 | of God" did not destroy life for the satisfaction of 25 1, 16 | him death was as sweet as life, and he felt no anger against 26 1, 16 | inanimate reason is rekindled to life by its rays.~Though darkness 27 1, 16 | quiet,~Is not the 'water of life' in the darkness? 3~Are 28 1 (3) | Alluding to the "water of life" in the land of darkness 29 1, 16 | showest not the way, our life is lost;~A life living without 30 1, 16 | way, our life is lost;~A life living without Thee esteem 31 1, 17 | eaten,~And thereby the warm life of reason was congealed.~ 32 2, 2 | you forsake it the moment life leaves it?~The form is still 33 2, 3 | light,~He sacrificed his life seven times, and regained 34 2, 3 | for it,~He ransomed his life in the hollow of the tree.~ 35 2, 3 | exaltation,~He risked his life to find it.~Patient Job 36 2, 3 | They found the water of life and were no more seen.~When 37 2, 3 | One of them losing his life by poison,~The other losing 38 2, 5 | cannot reach the water of life. The abasement of the body 39 2, 6 | Through love the dead rise to life,~Through love the king becomes 40 2 (4) | Probability the guide of life"). ~ 41 2, 10 | pilgrimage and gained the life to come,~You have become 42 2, 10 | cold~Is the fountain of life and the cup of ecstasy.~ 43 2, 10 | with sadness,~Seek long life in your own death!~Since ' 44 2, 10 | poison and spill the water of life.~Contemn whatever praises 45 2, 10 | ordinance, ~We stake precious life to gain His favor. ~While 46 2, 10 | do Him service and spend life for Him. ~Wherever He kindles 47 2, 10 | the spirit blood becomes life.~:~ 48 2, 11 | hast bought the water of life and healing;~The worth of 49 2, 11 | them;~A fourth spends his life in traducing the others.~ 50 2, 15 | trees? ~Form without soul (life) is only a dream."~ 51 2, 17 | STORY XVII. The Tree of Life.~The preceding story is 52 2, 17 | the story of the tree of life. A certain wise man related 53 2, 17 | expansive,~The very water of life from the circumfluent ocean.~ 54 2, 17 | manifestation is eternal life!~Though 'tis one, it has 55 3, 1 | Supreme.' ~In the whole of his life he suffered no headache, ~ 56 3, 4 | warmth of the sun, recovered life, and immediately destroyed 57 3, 11 | wills, to whom death and life are subservient, and whom 58 3, 11 | desires not even his own life for himself,~Nor is he relying 59 3, 11 | on the hope of sweets of life to come.~Whatever path is 60 3, 11 | eternal decree,~Whether it be life or death, 'tis all one to 61 3, 12 | thing, and a stranger to life.~Thus Daquqi, in devotions 62 3, 12 | thine own lust and give life to the world;~It has killed 63 3, 13 | own authority. ~We enjoy life on condition of doing His 64 3, 13 | Probability the guide of life in religion as well as in 65 3, 15 | God are the fountain of life;~Men of delusions are a 66 3, 17 | imprisoned for the rest of his life. He replied, "O advisers, 67 3, 17 | slay me, I will yield up my life without reluctance, for 68 3, 17 | without reluctance, for this life of estrangement from him 69 3, 17 | bear absence from thee, and life or death at thy hands is 70 3, 17 | utterly regardless of his life, and was resolved to commit 71 3, 17 | Thus it is that eternal life is gained by utter abandonment 72 3, 17 | abandonment of one's own life. When God appears to His 73 3, 17 | sate his wrath on my poor life, ~He is the 'Feast of Sacrifice,' 74 3, 17 | of Moses which gave its life, ~Each part of me gives 75 3, 17 | Each part of me gives life to the righteous. ~That 76 3, 17 | part became a source of life. ~That murdered man leapt 77 3, 17 | lust), ~If ye desire true life of soul and spirit!~I died 78 3, 17 | the people. ~The water of life is hidden in the land of 79 3, 17 | Like a water-lily seek life there! ~Yea, like that drawer 80 3, 17 | of water, at the risk of life, ~Water will be his death, 81 3, 17 | Who from fear for your life shun the beloved! ~O base 82 3, 17 | plunged therein and lost his life." ~But the torch of love 83 3, 17 | love of the soul is for life and the living one, ~Because 84 3, 18 | did not fear to risk his life, as the life of the body 85 3, 18 | to risk his life, as the life of the body was naught, 86 3, 18 | you will be mingled with life; ~This trial is not imposed 87 3, 18 | That it is restored to life by being cut off!"~My main 88 3, 18 | really roses of the garden of life and sight. ~If you are torn 89 3, 18 | sweet food to revive man's life; ~Yea, become his food and 90 3, 18 | word, and thought! ~The life of animals comes from the 91 3, 18 | is that 'In our death is life.' ~Acts, words, and faith 92 3, 18 | wherefrom thou canst save thy life, ~Or canst secure thyself 93 3, 18 | vanish. ~Though that union is life eternal, ~Yet at first that 94 3, 18 | eternal, ~Yet at first that life is annihilation.~:~ 95 4, 1 | antidote.~Serpents' poison is life to serpents,~In relation 96 4, 1 | and the same person, is life to the one,~And to the other 97 4, 2 | they that endure; eternal life is yours.~Ho! ye that seek, 98 4, 2 | gathered, ~Its fount of life welling up to be drunk! ~ 99 4, 2 | heart. For God says, "The life of the world is naught but 100 4, 5 | this device he saved his life. But the foolish fish did 101 4, 5 | the wise, whose words give life.~The fool is neither alive 102 4, 6 | follows:~(1) Health.~(2) Long life, ending in the conviction 103 4, 6 | the treasure of eternal life. The tradition "I was a 104 4, 6 | the imminent peril of its life, despite all her calls and 105 4, 7 | his Friend for saving his Life.~A king was enraged against 106 4, 7 | replied, "I had offered up my life to the king when this man 107 4, 7 | would have given me eternal life in return for it. My duty 108 4, 7 | duty is to sacrifice my life; it is the king's prerogative 109 4, 7 | king's prerogative to give life. The night which is made 110 4, 8 | said, "How shall God give life to this city after it hath 111 4, 8 | then raised him again to life, and said to him, "How long 112 5, 3 | endanger man's spiritual life, like the peacock's plumage; 113 5, 3 | this world, and desire long life, not to serve God, but to 114 5, 3 | And bread again into the life of men;~Thou who madest 115 5, 3 | whoso seeks his water of life in worldly joys,~To him 116 5, 3 | Ah! O crow, give up this life and live anew!~In view of 117 5, 3 | s changes cast away your life!~Choose the new, give up 118 5, 5 | speak to them of the eternal life to come. They cleave to 119 5, 5 | They cleave to the present life so fast that they hate those 120 5, 5 | root, which is to give up life itself for the sake of your 121 5, 5 | accordingly gave up his life, and enjoyed eternal fruition 122 5, 6 | mysterious compositions comes life,~Even as utter confusion 123 5, 7 | that to be death, which is life,~Thou sowest thy seed in 124 5, 7 | what is really death to be life.~O God, show us all things 125 5, 7 | has dwelt in them during life~Will appear as a form visible 126 5, 8 | intoxication of the present life puffs up many with false 127 5, 8 | retaliation is the security for life." 5 Only he enjoined him 128 5, 10 | determined that its own hard life was preferable, and returned 129 5, 10 | precepts, but there is no life in him.~When the preacher 130 5, 10 | has himself no light or life,~How can his words yield 131 5, 10 | for a man~Who lives by the life of the breath of God."~The 132 5, 10 | states,~I will yield up my life for him this day!"~The other, 133 5, 11 | love;~The Cup-bearer of life bore away their reason,~ 134 5, 12 | Koran says, "The present life is no other than a pastime 135 5, 12 | but the future mansion is life indeed." 2~Description of 136 5, 13 | cry to Thee always, "My life is Thy footstool!"~Like 137 5, 13 | me every day;~You slay my life like the life of a Gueber.~ 138 5, 13 | You slay my life like the life of a Gueber.~Not a soul 139 5, 13 | to quit this cell~While life remains in this body;~Because 140 5, 13 | is only this our present life; we live and we die, and 141 5, 13 | there were aught beyond this life we should see it."~But if 142 5, 13 | connnandments,~And risked thy life to perform them faithfully,~ 143 5, 13 | they had been estranged by life on earth. Like Habib, the 144 6, Prol| PROLOGUE.~~O LIFE of the heart, Husamu-'d-Din,~ 145 6, Prol| growing in the water of life!~So, when the Masnavi is 146 6, Prol| perception, thought, and life.~In the old woman life is 147 6, Prol| and life.~In the old woman life is infused,~While the pictures 148 6, Prol| pictures of the bath have no life.~If the pictures of the 149 6, Prol| the bath should stir with life (soul),~They would uproot 150 6, 2 | avoidance of a solitary life. The fowler replied that 151 6, 2 | replied that a solitary life was allowed in heathen countries 152 6, 2 | there is no slave.~O take my life, Thou that art the source 153 6, 2 | Thou that art the source of life!~For apart from Thee I am 154 6, 2 | Thee I am wearied of my life.~I am a lover well versed 155 6, 3 | One. The intoxication of life and its pleasures and occupations 156 6, 3 | body holds the water of life,~Whilst that one holds deadly 157 6, 4 | head is poured the water of life?" In truth, Hilal had by 158 6, 4 | fountain of the water of life, i.e., the holy revelations 159 6, 5 | them to a higher and nobler life. This is illustrated by 160 6, 5 | wasted opportunities in life." The Masnavi is "a shop 161 6, 5 | to the faithful in this life will be amply compensated 162 6, 5 | amply compensated for in the life to come. The Sufi asked 163 6, 5 | Bishop Butler says, this life is a state of probation, 164 6, 5 | having lost opportunities in life.~Well said that Leader of 165 6, 5 | Why did I blindly all my life set my affections~On vain 166 6, 5 | on these vain shadows in life.~I saw not that my body 167 6, 5 | who complained of the hard life she had to lead with her 168 6, 8 | me a pension, but Thou my life and being;~His gift was 169 6, 9 | dissuade him from risking his life, pointing out that if he 170 6, 9 | lively sacrifice.~Thus his life passed, yet he gained not 171 6, 9 | not bear it;~He dragged on life with pain and gnashing of 172 6, 9 | gnashing of teeth.~At last life ended before he had attained


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