10-16-2014, 01:34 AM
I have been thinking about the meaning of Rumi's poem "The Dream That Must Be Interpreted." Especially the part:
"Everything cruel and unconscious
done in the illusion of the present world,
all that does not fade away at the death-waking.
It stays,
and it must be interpreted.
......
You know about circumcision here.
It's full castration there!"
Can someone tell me what you think this means?
"Everything cruel and unconscious
done in the illusion of the present world,
all that does not fade away at the death-waking.
It stays,
and it must be interpreted.
......
You know about circumcision here.
It's full castration there!"
Can someone tell me what you think this means?