Jalāl ad-Dīn Muhammad Rūmī, simply known as Rumi, was a 13th-century Persian poet, Sufi mystic, and Islamic scholar. His poetry has been widely translated and his works are among the best-selling poetry collections in the United States.
📚 Famous Works
Masnavi-ye ManaviDivan-e-ShamsFihi ma Fihi
✨ Famous Couplet
"तुम समुद्र में एक बूँद नहीं हो, तुम एक बूँद में पूरा समुद्र हो"
❝The fire that torments you is the same that wakes you from your sleep, Within the burning hides the light that your awakening keeps. Fear not the pain — it rises from within your own deep core, Everything that breaks apart creates a new path to explore.❞
❝Silence is the language of love true, When speaking, little is said through and through. What lives in the heart is not told by words — It's spoken in the language of the eyes that are heard.❞
❝I searched for you outside, but you were always within, In every journey I was close to you under my skin. Every time I saw the mirror, it was you I would find — You were my own self, and I had been so blind.❞
❝The wound comes from where the light enters in, Through the broken place the ray of light begins. Difficulties come not to break you but to build, Every trouble shows a new path, revealed and fulfilled.❞
❝When two souls become as one, that day, There is no separation, no distance at all in any way. Immerse yourself in this experience of love so deep, This is liberation — this is the joy that you seek.❞
❝So what if thorns line the path ahead, At least there are shoes upon our feet that tread. Whether the destination comes or stays away, At least the courage to walk is here to stay.❞
❝When the heart breaks, the light enters in, Through every crack the brightness peeks through thin. Make pain your closest companion and friend, This very pain will make you whole in the end.❞
❝Trees bend in the wind but they do not break, The river flows and pauses for nothing's sake. Nature teaches us how to live with grace, To face all difficulties with courage and brace.❞