Rumi: Ibrahim Gamard and Rawan Farhadi, The Quatrains of Rumi

Ibrahim Gamard and Rawan Farhadi, The Quatrains of Rumi — Rumi

Ibrahim Gamard and Rawan Farhadi, The Quatrains of Rumi

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Whatever possessions and objects of its desires the lower self may obtain, it ha — Rumi
As there are many demons with men’s faces, It is wrong to join hands with every — Rumi
The generous die but their kindness remains, O happy he who drove this chariot ( — Rumi
Andrew Harvey , Teachings of Rumi — Rumi
"Daily Facts" in The Family Magazine Vol. IV (1837), p. 123 ; also quoted as sim — Abraham Lincoln
Toutes les histoires anciennes, comme le disait un de nos beaux esprits, ne sont — Voltaire
Childhood memories drawn with an unlit match. — Jules Renard
The Winter's Tale — William Shakespeare
Anything that brings spiritual, mental, or physical weakness, touch it not with — Swami Vivekananda
The crystal-pointed tents from hill to hill. — Edmund Clarence Stedman
A man who has no consideration for the needs of his men ought never to be given — Napoleon
Yet nature is made better by no mean But nature makes that mean: so, over that a — William Shakespeare