Rumi: Then think not lowly of thy heart, though lowly, For holy is it and there dwells the holy, God’s presence-chamber is the

Then think not lowly of thy heart, though lowly, For holy is it and there dwells — Rumi

Then think not lowly of thy heart, though lowly, For holy is it and there dwells the holy, God’s presence-chamber is the human breast, Ah! happy spirit with such Inmate blest.

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