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May 5, 2019May 7, 2019

Robert Abdul Hayy Darr: The Messenger’s Gift

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Robert Abdul Hayy Darr: Turning to the Lord of Beauty Part 2

April 7, 2019January 16, 2019

Robert Abdul Hayy Darr: Turning to the Lord of Beauty Part 2

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Robert Abdul Hayy Darr: Turning to the Lord of Beauty Part 1

March 3, 2019January 16, 2019

Robert Abdul Hayy Darr: Turning to the Lord of Beauty Part 1

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February 3, 2019December 27, 2018

Robert Abdul Hayy Darr: Our Fluctuating States Of The Heart

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Robert Abdul Hayy Darr: Rumi On The Nature Of Self-Purification

January 6, 2019December 15, 2018

Robert Abdul Hayy Darr: Rumi On The Nature Of Self-Purification

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Robert Abdul Hayy Darr: All Encompassing Mercy

Robert Abdul Hayy Darr: All Encompassing Mercy

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February 14, 2017

Robert Darr: The Heart is an Astrolabe

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On the Subject of Love: A Visit with Shaikh Kabir and Camille Helminski

December 22, 2016

On the Subject of Love: A Visit with Shaikh Kabir and Camille Helminski

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Robert Abdul Hayy Darr: The Quran is a River, Not A Pond

December 22, 2016

Robert Abdul Hayy Darr: The Quran is a River, Not A Pond

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Rejoice, O Love!

Rejoice, O Love, that is our sweetest passion,
physician of our many illnesses!
Relief from our pomposity and boasting,
O You who are our Plato and our Galen!
For Love the earthly body soared to heaven,
the mountain tool to dancing and to skipping.
When Love approached Mount Sinai's soul, O lover,
Sinai was drunk and 'Moses fell aswoon

Masnavi 1. 23-26

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