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The Essential Rumi

Translations by Coleman Barks
Book • 2005
This collection of Rumi's poems, translated by Coleman Barks, delves into the spiritual and mystical aspects of Rumi's work.

It includes poems that reflect Rumi's experiences with love, loss, and spiritual growth, particularly his relationship with Shams-e Tabrizi.

The poems are known for their lyrical and accessible language, making Rumi's profound spiritual insights available to a wide audience.

The book highlights Rumi's teachings on the oneness of God, the importance of love, and the transcendence of dualistic thinking.

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Joshua Michael Schrei
as a translator of Rumi's work.
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as a source of inspiration and wisdom related to grief.
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when discussing the importance of mindfulness and heart practices.
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Victor Strecher
when discussing a poem that inspired him after the passing of his daughter.
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Ramtin Arablouei
as the translator of Rumi's poetry in "The Essential Rumi".
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when discussing the concept of heartbreak leading to spiritual growth.
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Susan Cain
for a poem that mirrors a Hasidic parable about longing.
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Ramtin Arablouei
in the closing credits as the translator of Rumi's poetry in "The Essential Rumi."
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Jeanette Winterson
as a poem about removing barriers to love.
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