David Munoz
@DMunoz_Artist · 4:47
The Dream That Must Be Interpreted — Rumi
Good morning, everyone. Di Munoz here with you once again with your daily recitation of Rumi poetry. I am in a section within the essential Rumi collection. That is entitled the Pickaxe. And I read the opening essay that Coleman Barks wrote to this particular section of the collection. And I'm really enjoying the mystical elements, the soul elements of the work that is presented in this section. So I'm going to continue to read this as it is presented to me. This is a longer piece
Oftentimes I find myself thinking about how there's very few human emotions that we can feel today that are likely not felt ever. You know, that that have likely been felt many times in the past is kind of what I'm trying to say. Like, we're not going to experience any new forms of human emotion yet. You know, you. That's just a thought, right?