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Rumi’s Ideal World Is Unbiased And Free From Belligerence (opens the original)
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Az kufr-o ze Islām birun sahra-yi ast / Ma-ra be miyan-e an faza sawda-yi astAref cho bedan resid sar ra benahad / Na kufr-o na Islām-o na anja ja-yi ast (Beyond unbelief and Islam, there is a desert plain; In the midst of that expanse, we have a passion/longing. When the knowing mystic arrives there, he lays down his head [in prostration], for there is no unbelief, no Islam, and nowhere in that place.) Many readers have come across Rumi’s oft-quoted immortal statement, “Out beyond ideas of wron
A Modernist Who Wrote About Sex In The Most Ethereal Way (opens the original)
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Time changes, and with changing times, individuals change and evolve as do societal perceptions. What was a taboo a century ago is today's truth. What was frowned upon in the past is a statement of freedom in this age. Our values, morality, ethics, and ethos are not static; they're constantly in a state of flux. Yet, a few ideas and human emotions still remain somewhat ‘overly guarded’. Sex is one such natural emotion that’s still not discussed openly. That English novelist DH Lawrence wrote abo
Reading Firaq Gorakhpuri's Hindustani Poetry In These Volatile Times (opens the original)
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One of the greatest Urdu poets of the last century, Raghpati Sahay ‘Firaq’ Gorakhpuri was born on August 28, 1896. Firaq (meaning 'separation' in Urdu) is bracketed with the three Fs of Urdu poetry of the 20th century: Faiz Ahmad 'Faiz', Ahmad Faraz, and ‘Firaq’. In these polarised times when even languages are being branded on the basis of religion, sects, and provinces, studying the poetry of Firaq is not just important; it's essential to disabuse ourselves of so many linguistic misconceptions
Anger Need Not Be Only Destructive, It Can Have Some Advantages Too (opens the original)
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Dharmyah Kopah Tava Te Nashtam Rajyam Datum Shaknoti (“Your righteous anger can only get you your lost kingdom,” Krishna goading a reluctant Arjun to fight in the Battle of Kurukshetra) We’ve been reading that anger is an emotion that invites danger. Interestingly, ‘anger’ is one letter short of ‘danger’. But behavioural psychologists are of the view that no (human) emotion is absolutely good or bad. Just like ‘sex’ as a raw emotion can be sublimated into great creativity and become ‘apex’, ‘ang
Pablo Neruda’s Lesson On Love: ‘Let us Forget With Generosity Those Who Cannot Love Us’ (opens the original)
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Chilean Nobel laureate Pablo Neruda is considered one of the greatest poets of the 20th century. His work has had a profound impact on the literary world. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1971, recognising his exceptional poetic achievements and his ability to connect with readers on deeply emotional and intellectual levels. Born Neftalí Ricardo Reyes Basoalto in Parral, Chile, on 12 July 1904, Neruda began writing poetry at a young age. He derived the pen name Pablo Neruda, as a
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