There is something both beautiful and sorrowful when someone or something dies. Something spiritual lives on. Love persists and is a blessing. I do not deny the pain of grief, but believe that death is a part of life, and that grief is a part of loving. There is no way to love without experiencing grief at one time or another.
Rumi on Grief
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17 responses to “Rumi on Grief”
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So sorry for your loss. Thank you for bringing my attention back to this post, as I’m grieving the recent death of my father. Bless you.
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I needed to read this today, since my heart is still pained by my twin brother’s death. It’s been three years, and I still feel as though I lost I the love of my life…
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I am so sorry for your loss. She was far too young to die. Cancer sucks. Breast cancer sucks. Thank you for reminding me that it’s time for my annual mammogram.
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perfect post – today I am missing and loving my sister who passed 7 years ago – today she would have been 52 on her birthday. These were the exact words I needed to read today. Thank you
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Love this! So true….
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Thank you for the link.
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Perhaps…
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Beautiful.
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“Nobody wishes for heaven if the price is death,
nobody will wish for immortality if the cost is death
but this is what Love is – Death”.
– from Sufi Music I Rumi Poetry – HU – The Zikr by Anandmurti Gurumaa. -
Thank you for sharing, Kitt. This little quote presents such an intriguing and moving scene. Short story material, perhaps? Still praying for all of y’all.
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Rumi is one of my all-time favourite poets! Thank you for sharing.
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Beautiful. Thank you for sharing this.
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I love rumi’s quotes, so much truth and in so little lines. 🙂
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Grief can be humbling– the great equalizer.
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