Rumi: As water from the glasses is all poured into one vessel, so all the praises are mingled together. Since He that is celeb

As water from the glasses is all poured into one vessel, so all the praises are — Rumi

As water from the glasses is all poured into one vessel, so all the praises are mingled together. Since He that is celebrated is wholly one, all religions form but one religion.

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