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    Thread: 'The Gift'


    Raz (Offline)

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    #1
    07-30-2014, 09:38 PM
    I Have Learned So Much

    I
    Have
    Learned
    So much from God
    That I can no longer
    Call
    Myself

    A Christian, a Hindu, a Muslim,
    a Buddhist, a Jew.

    The Truth has shared so much of Itself
    With me

    That I can no longer call myself
    A man, a woman, an angel,
    Or even a pure
    Soul.

    Love has
    Befriended Hafiz so completely
    It has turned to ash
    And freed
    Me

    Of every concept and image
    my mind has ever known.

    From: 'The Gift'
    Translated by Daniel Ladinsky

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    AnthroHeart (Offline)

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    #2
    07-30-2014, 09:44 PM
    That's interesting about not calling oneself an angel. I guess to do so would mean spiritual pride.

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