Who is Rumi?
Rumi, a Persian philosopher birthed on the shores of the Persian Empire in September 1207 which is now Afghanistan. In the early 200s, his poetry and thoughts were popularised in America, leading to becoming one of the widely read poets of the century. Talented artists like Beethoven, Mozart, and Shakespeare had another gem aligned with their prodigal senses Rumi was called as the greatest mythical poet of all time.
Initial Life of Rumi
He was born into a wealthy family and was a theologist in his younger self; Rumi became a brilliant poet in his last 25 years. He wrote over 70,000 verses comprised of 2 distinct volumes. He emphasized the philosophical and mystical expression of love.
He perfectly gave passionate love and yearning about love, such beautiful words in his verses. But in his second volume, he described his view about morality and how life makes you learn many things while experiencing the world.
He gave anecdotal as well as satirical essence in his poems. Rumi never offended anyone and included every religion in his verses. Today many churches, Zen monasteries, and synagogues have been chanting his beautiful poetry.
Best Rumi Quotes for You
“Raise your words, not your voice. It is rain that grows flowers, not thunder.” – Rumi
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