The following universally known and recited Sufi poem of the great 13th century Spanish-born Sufi master, Ibn Arabi is one of the quintessential doctrines of Sufism: Unity of Religious Ideals. Ibn Arabi once again reiterates the profound Sufi belief that regardless of race, religion, or nationality, we are all one. For more on Ibn Arabi's life, Sufi teachings, and collection of his works online, please visit my previous post: Ibn Arabi's Profound Sufi Teachings
"Despite the fact that Confucius and Rumi were born in different periods and places, both were born at a time of social upheaval and political turmoil. Consequently, both thinkers tried to provide the means for their people to overcome the times of difficulty, first by understanding, cultivating, and realizing their human potentialities, and then by transforming themselves, their families, and their societies. Interestingly, Rumi and Confucius share more in common than most people would think and their teachings are still meaningful and relevant to the modern world. The wisdom of Confucius and Rumi provides today�s readers with spiritual resources to overcome the challenges of our time and to build bridges of understanding and dialogue among different cultures and civilizations. This paper examines the core ideas of these two great thinkers and provides anthropocosmic insights into their ideas on nature, family and music." READ ENTIRE PAPER BELOW: Rumi and Confucius: Message...


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