I love this quote. I've always believed the still small voice is more powerful than a the roar of a tornado!
Who's Rumi?
Great message for a friday Michael--thanks.
Does that mean write smarter?
B..bbuut ...I love thunder too! ;) Love rain and thunder and lightning ooooh!
@Jack: It's really cool. Thanks for being such an active commenter :)@P.T.: He's a Persian poet that lived almost a thousand years ago, give or take a century.@Slamdunk: You're welcome.@Alex: You can interpret it however you like.@Trisha: You can love both.
Fantastic. One of my favorite quotes is from Rumi, actually:When we are dead, seek not our tomb in the earth,but find it in the hearts of men
Lovely, it's raining on our flower right now. Good reminder for me to use words and not raise my voice to my children!
great quote, cheers.
Wow, that's such a powerful quote. Thanks for sharing it with us! Have a great weekend!
Ooh! I LOVE this quote!!
Great sentiment. Though I do like to cuss. Just sayin'.
Raising your voice is just easier. Nice reminder that being louder shouldn't be necessary to make your point.
Nice. A more contemplative side to your character. And this message is so true.
Nice. A bit deep today, eh Michael? ;)
Great quote.
Does not compute... Then again, I'm an idiot on Fridays even in a good week (and this was not a good week).
"Many a man curses the rain that falls upon his head, and knows not that it brings abundance to drive away the hunger."Saint Basil
Rain? I'm a big fan -- probably because I'm a SoCal native...
Very nice! This is one I haven't heard before.
Hmmm. Happy 4/20? :-) I hear from my friend who works downtown that Vancouver is a haze of pot smoke - ha ha!
I've never heard this quote. Great advice.
It is nice to see you quote Rumi. He was a Soofi (Spiritualist). I believe in a lot of doctrines of sufism.
Wise words.
I love that quote!
Love it! Thanks for that!
Love that quote. Succinct and so true.
Oh, nice quote...
Love this quote!
I love this quote. I've always believed the still small voice is more powerful than a the roar of a tornado!
ReplyDeleteWho's Rumi?
ReplyDeleteGreat message for a friday Michael--thanks.
ReplyDeleteDoes that mean write smarter?
ReplyDeleteB..bbuut ...I love thunder too! ;) Love rain and thunder and lightning ooooh!
ReplyDelete@Jack: It's really cool. Thanks for being such an active commenter :)
ReplyDelete@P.T.: He's a Persian poet that lived almost a thousand years ago, give or take a century.
@Slamdunk: You're welcome.
@Alex: You can interpret it however you like.
@Trisha: You can love both.
Fantastic.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite quotes is from Rumi, actually:
When we are dead, seek not our tomb in the earth,
but find it in the hearts of men
Lovely, it's raining on our flower right now. Good reminder for me to use words and not raise my voice to my children!
ReplyDeletegreat quote, cheers.
ReplyDeleteWow, that's such a powerful quote. Thanks for sharing it with us! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteOoh! I LOVE this quote!!
ReplyDeleteGreat sentiment. Though I do like to cuss. Just sayin'.
ReplyDeleteRaising your voice is just easier. Nice reminder that being louder shouldn't be necessary to make your point.
ReplyDeleteNice. A more contemplative side to your character. And this message is so true.
ReplyDeleteNice. A bit deep today, eh Michael? ;)
ReplyDeleteGreat quote.
ReplyDeleteDoes not compute... Then again, I'm an idiot on Fridays even in a good week (and this was not a good week).
ReplyDelete"Many a man curses the rain that falls upon his head, and knows not that it brings abundance to drive away the hunger."
ReplyDeleteSaint Basil
Rain? I'm a big fan -- probably because I'm a SoCal native...
ReplyDeleteVery nice! This is one I haven't heard before.
ReplyDeleteHmmm. Happy 4/20? :-) I hear from my friend who works downtown that Vancouver is a haze of pot smoke - ha ha!
ReplyDeleteI've never heard this quote. Great advice.
ReplyDeleteIt is nice to see you quote Rumi. He was a Soofi (Spiritualist). I believe in a lot of doctrines of sufism.
ReplyDeleteWise words.
ReplyDeleteI love that quote!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Thanks for that!
ReplyDeleteLove that quote. Succinct and so true.
ReplyDeleteOh, nice quote...
ReplyDeleteLove this quote!
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