Closing the mental window of our mind to the old chapter and opening a new window in our hearts to move through a life that lays ahead…How will this work when old fears are still hanging over our heads and new hopes are not yet strong enough to get us through the funk we are in?
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].
Read MoreAt the Rumi Educational Center we enjoy working with other groups, organizations, and institutions to create unique lectures and presentations in various locations. These provide an opportunity for those who are new to Rumi to accept his invitation to explore the world within.
Read MoreIt has been a strange hard year that we could have never imagined going through. Our lives have been turned upside-down in so many ways that I can hardly keep up…
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.
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