Rumi Quotes and Poems

The moment you accept what troubles you've been given,
the door will open.

— Rumi (@Rumi_Quote) September 18, 2019

Sing to me in the silence of your heart and I will rise up to hear your triumphant song.

— Rumi (@Rumi_Quote) December 1, 2019

Now be silent. Let the One who creates words speak. He made the door, He made the lock, He also made the key.

— Rumi (@Rumi_Quote) December 14, 2019

This one makes me think of like the bodies’ organs, the intelligence of life itself which is below the pre-frontal cortex consciousness, but which has this ability to do, if you take it all the down to the quantum level, perhaps an infinite number of processes per second and seemingly without effort. This “without-effort” motif really makes me think a lot of the sub-conscious and especially of dreams. Especially in vivid adventurous dreams you are doing and experiencing so much, maybe 10 or 100x or what you have done even in your most amazing real-life adventures, yet your consciousness seems transported there without effort. If you think of fairy-tales and mythology in general this seems a very common and central motif.