Topic: Hafiz - passionate magic | |
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Ahh I had to share that one, this is how I feel as of late
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Oh please do share any and all that make your heart sing ... I sooo love
the vibe in here |
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It may be another's writing, but the voices in here are many, and yet
together with the writer, you all sound like a harp to me. Sometimes I wish I knew your voices so your songs would be true in my head. But I have made them up instead. You all have such beautiful voices. Keep singing to me. One day, I will join the strings of the harp. For now, if you don't mind - I'll just listen. |
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You are most welcome here Red- to listen and to sing ... whatever is in
your heart to experience and share. I have discovered that the voices of friends I have heard sound exactly like they are supposed to (and like I imagined they would in my head). It is beautiful! |
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Hi Sherrie
Isn't it amazing! Just like they're supposed to sound, like you've known them your whole life! Maybe we have! |
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maybe we have
Hi Harry |
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sherry...who is the translation by? for hafiz?
i have several by Daniel Ladinsky...and rumi has to be coleman barks... some of these i read are very upsetting...translation makes a huge difference. so far the hafiz you quote is pretty good but Rumi....i can't even come in here to read because i get so disturbed... funny huh? how different people respond... for me it's a test in tolerance...lmao!! |
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Hello Alex
Hafiz is translated by Daniel Ladinsky The few I posted of Rumi were translated by Mayam Mafi & Azima Melita Kolin Yes, makes a difference... |
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omg!!! see the difference!!!????????????
sigh i am so relieved now!!!!! thanks darling beauty...i so needed that little confirmation.... |
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the rumi texts are completely wrong....dump those translations they
totally miss the point i have studied rumi all my life....from the persian to the turkish to the arabic translations...i even have my own personal version i made when i was 16...before coleman barks when his version came out i thought rumi had come back.!!! there is something to be said for ........less is more |
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Consider them dumped ... will get the essential one
Thank you lovely |
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Oh my I have been sharing wrong translations of Rumi??? Mine come from
Shahram Shiva..oh my I must look for Coleman Barks now.... |
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WHO WROTE ALL THE MUSIC?
Why is it now That I come to you like a humble servant Willing to feed you brilliant words and love From my own sacred mouth and hands. Willing to say, “I am sorry, I am sorry for all your pain”? It is because when God Fully revealed Himself in me I saw that it was Hafiz Who wrote all the music you have been playing. I saw it was Hafiz Who wrote all your notes of sadness, But also etched and gave you Every ecstatic wince of joy your face, body And heart has ever known. Okay my dear, You have stumbled enough in the earth’s sweet dance. You have paid all your dues Many times. Now let’s get down to the real reason Why we sit together and breathe And begin the laughing, the divine laughing Like great heroic women And magnificent Strong men. -Hafiz- |
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WHY AREN’T WE SCREAMING DRUNKS?
The sun once glimpsed God’s true nature And has never been the same. Thus that radiant sphere Constantly pours its energy Upon this earth As does He from behind The veil. With a wonderful God like that Why isn’t everyone a screaming drunk? Hafiz’s guess is this: Any thought that you are better or less Than another man Quickly Breaks the wine Glass. -Hafiz- |
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That is so cool.
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I agree AB
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U amaze me all the time sherrie
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Hello love - good to see you here
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THE BAG LADY
I am the bag lady in every city, I have a spot on every street. My sacks are full of holiness So I have come to peddle, To touch your feet. I give Myself To Myself on rare occasions because I am so very shy. Hafiz, the monarchs of this world Are but slaves to thee Since the Beloved took His seat In your eye. I am the bag lady in every city. I am playing divine music in every world. My sacks are full of holiness. I am asking, May I please bow To you. -Hafiz- |
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THESE BEAUTIFUL LOVE GAMES
Young lovers wisely say, “Let’s try it from this angle, Maybe something marvelous will happen, Maybe three suns and two moons Will roll out From a hiding place in the body Our passion has yet to ignite.” Old lovers say, “We can do it one more time, how about from this longitude and latitude— swinging from a rope tied to the ceiling, maybe a part of God is still hiding in a corner of your heart our devotion has yet to reveal.” Bottom line: Do not stop playing These beautiful Love Games. -Hafiz- |
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