Rumi: Without I

Rumi's phrase "Without I" can be seen as a mystical concept emphasizing the transcendence of the ego, or the "self" in the individualistic sense. In Sufi mysticism, where Rumi’s work is rooted, the journey towards union with the Divine involves the dissolution of the ego, often referred to as the "nafs," which is associated with the personal and self-centered "I."

To be "Without I" suggests a state of being where the seeker has moved beyond ego-driven desires, identities, and attachments, reaching a state of surrender to the Divine.

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