Why does Rumi call us to depart this world? | Persian Mystical Poetry Podcast episode artwork

EPISODE · Dec 7, 2025 · 6 MIN

Why does Rumi call us to depart this world? | Persian Mystical Poetry Podcast

from Immortal Echoes, Mortal Words · host Rasoul Rahbari-Ghazani

Rasoul Rahbari-Ghazani Reyhaneh Davoodi-Kahaki  Music: https://www.youtube.com/@amirmohamdmonjezi "O lovers, O lovers, it is time to depart this world." What does Rumi mean when he calls us to leave this world? Is it a literal departure, or is he speaking of a deeper, spiritual awakening? In Ghazal 1789, Rumi describes life as a fleeting journey, urging us to wake up before it's too late. Key Themes in this Episode: The meaning behind Rumi’s call to "depart this world." The "drumbeat of departure"—a call for spiritual awakening. Why we cling to comfort while the caravan of life moves forward. Unveiling the mystical signs hidden behind everyday experiences. 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 #sufism #Islamic_mysticism #mysticism #Rumi #persianpoetry #persian_poem #Emanation #IbnArabi #fusus_al_hikam #molana #philosophy #Rumi_poetry_reading #greatest_Islamic_philosophers #Islamic_thought #rumi_poem #rumi_poetry #مولانا #مولانای_جان

Rasoul Rahbari-Ghazani Reyhaneh Davoodi-Kahaki  Music: https://www.youtube.com/@amirmohamdmonjezi "O lovers, O lovers, it is time to depart this world." What does Rumi mean when he calls us to leave this world? Is it a literal departure, or is he speaking of a deeper, spiritual awakening? In Ghazal 1789, Rumi describes life as a fleeting journey, urging us to wake up before it's too late. Key Themes in this Episode: The meaning behind Rumi’s call to "depart this world." The "drumbeat of departure"—a call for spiritual awakening. Why we cling to comfort while the caravan of life moves forward. Unveiling the mystical signs hidden behind everyday experiences. 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 #sufism #Islamic_mysticism #mysticism #Rumi #persianpoetry #persian_poem #Emanation #IbnArabi #fusus_al_hikam #molana #philosophy #Rumi_poetry_reading #greatest_Islamic_philosophers #Islamic_thought #rumi_poem #rumi_poetry #مولانا #مولانای_جان

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Rasoul Rahbari-Ghazani Reyhaneh Davoodi-Kahaki  Music: https://www.youtube.com/@amirmohamdmonjezi "O lovers, O lovers, it is time to depart this world." What does Rumi mean when he calls us to leave this world? Is it a literal departure, or is he...

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