Rumi: Look not in the world for bliss and fortune, since thou wilt not find them, Seek bliss in both worlds by serving Him.

Look not in the world for bliss and fortune, since thou wilt not find them, Seek — Rumi

Look not in the world for bliss and fortune, since thou wilt not find them, Seek bliss in both worlds by serving Him.

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