Rumi Prayer-Create Challenge

by Lupe Doone

Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, there is a field.

I’ll meet you there.
When the soul lies down in that grass, the world is too full to talk about.
Ideas, language- even the phrase “each other” -do not make any sense.

This Rumi poem/prayer of truth is the way we are to approach sacred circle. Empty out so the space can be filled with Her grace. Divine femininity is characteristic by the chalice, the bowl; such as the womb. It is hidden, open & receiving of the abundance that is our birthright. She gathers her knowledge and wisdom not thru words but thru sacred imagery and symbol. This is why creativity is so essential to nurture the spirit. Our creative endeavors are Divinity Herself being made real for all to see. This is why beauty is so important not only to the senses but the sensibilities. We were created for ecstasy and pleasure. Art is the God/dess Herself manifest. I can’t imagine much more exciting than that right now. Go create! Let’s see what She wants to say thru You! This is a challenge. Read the Rumi Poem & begin. Be Inspired!

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Email me pictures of your creations so I can show them in a future post. Thanks!


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One Response to “Rumi Prayer-Create Challenge”

  1. Rahil Karkhaneh Says:
    October 29th, 2007 at 7:48 am

    The garden of Love is green without limit

    and yields many fruits

    other than sorrow and joy.

    Love is beyond either condition:

    without spring,without autumn,it is always fresh.

    Jelaluddin Rumi ( Iranian Poet )

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