#molavi

[wherefeelingsland]

"Whenever I surrender to fate...."-Rumi .V1 by MrymRIE

Design and persian calligraphy by me[ FeelingsLand.etsy.com] The work was hard and it took me too much time♡. poem by Rumi (molavi): هر لحظه که تسلیمم در کارگه تقدیر، آرام‌تر از آهو بی‌باک‌تر از شیرم/ هرلحظه که می‌کوشم در کار کنم تدبیر‌، رنج از پی رنج آید، زنجیر پی زنجیر

Meaning: "Whenever I surrender to fate,

I am as calm as a deer, as brave as a lion.

Whenever I try to control my destiny,

Pain follows pain, chains follow chains."

This poem by Molavi speaks to the paradox of human effort and surrender to fate. He illustrates that when he surrenders to destiny, he is as serene as a deer and as fearless as a lion. However, when he tries to control and plan everything, he experiences continuous suffering and entrapment. https://www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/165337862?asc=u

Design and calligraphy by me[ FeelingsLand.etsy.com] poem by Rumi (molavi): هر لحظه که تسلیمم در کارگه تقدیر، آرام‌تر از آهو بی‌باک‌تر از شی

Design and calligraphy by me[ FeelingsLand.etsy.com] poem by Rumi (molavi): هر لحظه که تسلیمم در کارگه تقدیر، آرام‌تر از آهو بی‌باک‌تر از شی

[morethancarpets]

I was lost in your eyes when I fell for the trap You caught the prey alive and led it to its death

- Rumi [13th century Persian poet]

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I sent a hundred letters, I showed a hundred ways You either don't know the way or don't read letters

- Rumi [13th century Persian poet]

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Again love crumbled down from my walls.

- Rumi [13th century Persian poet]

[preday]

This is one iconic poetry from persian great poet Molana from 1207-1273

It means : the world is naught and the worlds material is naught

If You are the calm or passenger person(it means the naught person in persian) in this Life then dont pay attention too much to naught for no reason

If you know what remains from the people after death?

It's Just love its kindness and nothing else matters

[un-paso-lejos]

چون گُلْشِکَر من و او، در همدگر سرشته

من خوى او گرفته، او آنِ من گرفته

[mohammadalihashemian]

I’m going to post some Persian stuff also, and I start with a poet from Molavi(Rumi)  13th century Persian poet. 

با درد بساز چون دوای تو منم در کس منگر که آشنای تو منم گر کشته شوی مگو که من کشته شدم شکرانه بده که خونبهای تو منم

you can here a song saying this by Persian singer (Alireza Ghorbani): 

https://open.spotify.com/track/55xb8lAGQk8sO0TjCFiXlx?si=yUyboAP1Qp6enKQnmvbpvA

[morethancarpets]

“Love is that which astonishes you.”

- Rumi [13th century Persian poet]