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Life is full of joys and sorrows. At one moment a baby is being born and at the same moment someone is dying. Someone is …

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“Rumi's Advice: Welcome Your Sorrows?”

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  • Therese J. Borchard 5:07 am on March 24th, 2009

    This is helpful, Elisha. Thanks. Someone in the Beyond Blue group is a reader of your blog and was so excited you mentioned me :)

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  • gladtobealive 3:13 pm on May 18th, 2009

    again what?

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  • lynn 4:02 am on November 23rd, 2009

    I am trying to find the Rumi poem which contains lines that go something like this (and I am sure these were read by Coleman Barks): If someone asks for your horse, give it to him. Horses are only for getting ahead. do you have any idea where I might find the whole poem?

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