EPISODE · Jan 25, 2026 · 29 MIN
Mystical Symbols: Fayz & Shabistari on Face, Hair, Lip, Line, Wine, Eye, Mole, Saqi, Ruin
from Immortal Echoes, Mortal Words · host Rasoul Rahbari-Ghazani
Host: Rasoul Rahbari-Ghazani Co-host: Dr. Reyhaneh Davoodi-Kahaki Consultant: Mohammad Davoodi Music: Amirmohammad Monjezi: https://www.youtube.com/@amirmohamdmonjezi Persian poetry and mysticism reach a profound philosophical depth in Fayḍ Kāshānī’s Mishwāq, where he interprets symbols such as face and tress, wine and cupbearer, mole and eye, clarifying the metaphysics of Divine Beauty, Majesty, and multiplicity and unity, and illustrating these symbols using Shaykh Mahmoud Shabistari’s verses in his Gulshan-i Rāz (The Rose Garden of Mystery). Fayz Kashani and Shabistari symbolically present the world itself as a winehouse of divine love, and the seeker is invited to transcend selfhood through intoxication, ruin (kharābāt), and self-transendence (fanāʾ). Visit our Academy of Mystic Poetics and Philosophy, and check out our courses: https://immortalechoes.org/pages/courses If you enjoy the content and wish to support our work, your generosity helps us continue creating: https://immortalechoes.org/pages/donations Watch more from Persian Mystical Poetry Podcast: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqkz7b_183HHJERERmZ7fn8cYrLJOzvqy&si=m5l2JJfTOLetqpST Read my recent publications: https://istanbul.academia.edu/RasoulRahbariGhazani Guiding Questions: How do the symbols discussed in this video reshape our understanding of divine beauty and concealment? Why did the mystics use such symbols? Can the idea of kharābāt (ruin) be understood as an ethical transformation rather than escapism? #symbolism #mysticism #mystical_symbolism #Sufism #SpiritualWisdom #FayzKashani #Shabistari #esoterism #islamicphilosophy #esoteric_Islam #PersianPoetry
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