Rumi Poem: Inward Sky

Listen to this inspiring poem by the 13th-century Persian poet and Sufi master Rumi. Through timeless imagery and spiritual insight, the poem invites you to reflect on your connection to something greater than yourself and the life that flows through all things. Take a few moments to pause with these words and notice what resonates within you.
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Nature sounds by Chris Collins.

Transcript

Inward Sky by Vroomi You are the soul, The universe, And what animates the universe. I live and work inside you. I speak with what was found in the ruins of a former self. Concealed in your garden, I have become a ladder, Propped up against and leading up into the sky dome. Why cry for what is closer than voice? I ask to hear the wisdom that uncovers the soul. These four come with their answers. Fire. You have a saucepan to cook what's raw. Wear it like a saddle on your back. Water. You have a spring inside. Soak the earth. Jupiter in its good luck aspect. Show your talent. Do something outside of time and space. Jupiter in its bad mood. Be consumed with jealousy. What else is there? Prophets come and go for one reason, To say, Human beings, You have a great value inside your form, A seed. Be led by the rose inside the rose. Doubt is part of existence. There is no proof of the soul. So I ask in this talking with soul, This prayer, This kindness, When the soul leaves my body, Where will these poems be? It was like that in the beginning. So what are you worrying about? Love. Finish this guzzle, Please. You know which words will last. Shams, Say the meaning of the names, The inward sky that you are.

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