Rumi: Giving thanks for blessing increases blessings But fatalism snatches those blessings from your hands, Your fatalism is t

Giving thanks for blessing increases blessings But fatalism snatches those bless — Rumi

Giving thanks for blessing increases blessings But fatalism snatches those blessings from your hands, Your fatalism is to sleep on the road; sleep not Till ye behold the gate of the king’s palace.

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