Rumi: The majority of those in Paradise are the simple Who have escaped the snares of philosophy. Strip yourself bare of overw

The majority of those in Paradise are the simple Who have escaped the snares of — Rumi

The majority of those in Paradise are the simple Who have escaped the snares of philosophy. Strip yourself bare of overweening intellect That grace may ever be shed upon you from above.

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