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Peace Begins With You - a Poem by Rumi








Everywhere we look in this war-plagued world,
there's a conflict going on in every corner of it.
From a tiny atom fighting another atom,
to Muslims and non-Muslims at each other's throats,
there is war and conflict everywhere.

God has repeatedly mentioned throughout His Teachings
that ALL true believers are brothers and sisters.
O you co-owners of this shared common house of ours,
Let's all unite and strive
for everlasting peace among ourselves.

War is the evil work of war-mongering demons.
Peace is the noble deed of peace-loving angels.
Always choose peace over war,
so your soul can be purified peacefully.
Rumi.


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