Rumi: Mysteries are not communicable save to those who know, Mystery in the ear of infidels is no mystery.

Mysteries are not communicable save to those who know, Mystery in the ear of inf — Rumi

Mysteries are not communicable save to those who know, Mystery in the ear of infidels is no mystery.

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