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Rumi | Hidden Sweetness of Fasting

Rumi | Hidden Sweetness of Fasting Commentary on Divan-e-Shams Ghazal 1739 Session Date: 15th March 2024 / 5 Ramadan 1445 مولانا » دیوان شمس » غزلیات » غزل شمارهٔ ۱۷۳۹ *** What hidden sweetness there is in the emptiness of the belly! Man is surely like a lute—no more and no less; For if, for instance, the belly of the lute becomes full, No lament, high or low, will arise from that full lute. If your brain and belly are on fire through fasting, Because of the fire, a lament will arise from your breast at every moment. With that fire, you will burn a thousand veils, And with zeal and endeavour, you will mount a hundred steps. Become empty of belly, and weep entreatingly like the reed pipe; Become empty of belly, and tell secrets with the reed pen. If your belly is full at the time of concourse, It will bring Satan in place of your reason, An idol in place of the Kaaba. When you keep the fast, good habits gather before you, Like slaves, servants, and retinue. Keep the fast, for that is Solomon’s ring— Give not the ring to the div, destroy not your kingdom. Even if your kingdom has gone from your head And your army has fled, Your army will rise up, pennants flying above them. The table arrived from heaven to the tents of the fast, By the intervention of the prayers of Jesus, son of Mary. In the fast, be expectant of the table of bounty, For the table of bounty is better than the broth of cabbages. *** 0:00 Persian Recitation 1:56 English Translation 3:38 Commentary #rumi #ramadan #ramadanpoetry #mevlanarumi