Molana Jalal Din Rumi died on December 17, 1273. The anniversary of his death is known as The Wedding Night, [Shabe Arussi]. Listen to Dr. Fariba Enteshari’s message in celebration of Rumi’s Wedding Night.
Read MoreRumi’s teachings invite us to an inward journey. This journey takes us from the path of duality to the path of Unity. Body, mind and soul unify only when we pay attention to the world within us. In this section, from our Monthly Newsletter, we relate Rumi and his wisdoms to the world around us — whether this means current events, culture, philosophies, and much more. We examine how his wisdoms can be used to navigate our every day and to help us understand different aspects of life…
Read More“If you wish for light, practice becoming the empty vessel to receive light.” ~Rumi
Our survival as the human race depends on projecting a future that can be better than today, not only for our sake, but also for the sake of our children, and their children. Our ancestors, after the busy time of harvest in autumn, diverted their attentions inward, on planning to survive through harsh winters physically while they fed their souls during the long nights of winters.
Read MoreRumi has the ability to reach people of all backgrounds, ages, religions, and more. His wisdom sparks us to look within and influences us to view ourselves and the world in a different way. In this section of our Monthly Newsletter we ask people to show us how Rumi has affected them and their way of thinking.
Read MoreRumi’s teachings invite us to an inward journey. This journey takes us from the path of duality to the path of Unity. Body, mind and soul unify only when we pay attention to the world within us. In this section, from our Monthly Newsletter, we relate Rumi and his wisdoms to the world around us — whether this means current events, culture, philosophies, and much more. We examine how his wisdoms can be used to navigate our every day and to help us understand different aspects of life…
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