Yesterday, December 17th, we gathered to celebrate Rumi´s Wedding Night, the night that he joined his Beloved. We heard stories and poems that honored the lives of teachers who have illuminated our paths. We were joined by our friends Bob Sedivy, Dr. Danny Khani, Rick Moody, Maurice Bisheff, Kevin Ferguson, Heather MacDonald, and Janice Setser.
Read MoreFor Rumi's 815th, Dr. Fariba Enteshari put together a small message to share with you all. Each year the Rumi Educational Center puts together something to celebrate the day Jalāl ad-Dīn Mohammad Rūmī was born in the year 1207, in present-day Afghanistan.
Read MoreOn December 17, 1273, the night that Rumi died, he left this world with 60,000 verses of chanting Divine. The anniversary of Rumi’s death is known as Wedding Night! It is a day to celebrate Rumi’s life and work.
Today is Rumi's 814th birthday. Jalāl ad-Dīn Mohammad Rūmī was born on September 30, 1207 in present-day Afghanistan. Even centuries later it is a universal wisdom that can be used by all people to find wisdom of love to change the world in profound and effective ways.
Read MoreWe came together on December 17, 2020 to celebrate Rumi's Wedding Night. Dr. Fariba Enteshari was joined by Harry (Rick) Moody, PhD, REC Board Chair, and Alice MacDonald, member of the REC Board of Advisors to honor Rumi’s life in an online gathering over zoom. Molana Jalal Din Rumi died on December 17, 1273. The anniversary of his death is known as The Wedding Night, [Shabe Arussi].
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