Rumi: They say ‘What is love?’ Say ‘renunciation of will’ Whoso has not escaped from will, no will has he.

They say ‘What is love?’ Say ‘renunciation of will’ Whoso has not escaped from w — Rumi

They say ‘What is love?’ Say ‘renunciation of will’ Whoso has not escaped from will, no will has he.

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