Love Of God And Rasool In Islam
“Listen to the song of the reed flute, it tells the story of love and longing. It speaks of the pain of separation, and the joy of union.” Rumi uses the metaphor of the reed flute to describe the human soul’s yearning for God. Just as the reed flute’s song can change depending on the player’s breath, fingers, and intention, our soul’s ‘song’ can also vary. We can choose to tune into different frequencies, emitting a melody of: – Despair and disconnection, or – Balance and harmony, or – Bliss and warmth The choice is ours. We can resonate with the vibrations of love, compassion, and gratitude, or we can get stuck in the discordant notes of fear, anger, and doubt. As Rumi so eloquently puts it, the reed flute’s song is a reflection of our own soul’s journey. Will we choose to play a melody that echoes the beauty and majesty of God, or will we get lost in the cacophony of our own ego’s creation?