Rumi: For this cause, O son, the Prince of men declared 'The majority of those in Paradise are the foolish'. Cleverness is as

For this cause, O son, the Prince of men declared 'The majority of those in Para — Rumi

For this cause, O son, the Prince of men declared 'The majority of those in Paradise are the foolish'. Cleverness is as a wind raising storms of pride Be foolish, so that your heart may he at peace.

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