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Yunus Emre - Tue, 27 Jun 2006

EPISODE · Jun 27, 2006 · 9 MIN

Yunus Emre - Tue, 27 Jun 2006

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Yunus Emre - "True speech is the fruit of not speaking." - with commentary by Ivan M. Granger. With this song, Yunus Emre gives us a sharply teasing reminder that even if we follow all of the rules of our religious tradition, that's not the same thing as achieving saintliness or holiness.

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