Rumi - Rise Up (Life Changing Poem) | Jalaluddin Rumi

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Rise Up powerful life poetry by Rumi, is one of the greatest life-changing poetry by the great writer Rumi.
Jalalud-Din Mohammad Rūmī was an ancient Persian scholar and Sufi mystic. Today he is considered one of the greatest poets who ever lived.
Mawlana Jalaluddin Rumi, the 13th century mystic poet, was truly one of the most passionate and profound poets in history. Now, today his presence still remains strong, due in part to how his words seem to drip of the divine, and startle a profound remembrance that links all back to the Soul-Essence.
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Full Poem:
Rise Up - Rumi
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Do not turn to look
at every beggar that beckons -
you belong to me!
Do not sell yourself short,
For you are priceless.
Part the waters with your staff -
you are today's Moses.
Tear through the cloak of fog!
You are of the light,
the same light as Mohammad.
Shatter the mirrors of the beautiful,
you are the dazzling Joseph.
Blow the breath of life like Christ -
you, too, are of that air.
Break away from the unscrupulous;
do not fall for the deceit of ghouls.
You are of noble origin -
you are from the highest high.
By spirit, you are deathless -
imperishable;
magnificent from within.
You belong to the glorious -
you are of divine radiance.
What have you seen of your own beauty?
You are still veiled...
One dawn, like the sun,
you will rise up from within yourself.
It is a shame to be shrouded this way
like the moon under cloud.
Tear through the cloud of body!
You are the magnificent moon.
You are like a hawk whose feet are bound,
tethered to the body -
It is with your own claws
that you must untie the knots.
How joyous is gold when it enters the fire!
for it is within the flames
where it can show its essence
and radiate its virtues.
Do not run away from the fire's flames!
What will happen if you step into them
for trial's sake?
It will not burn you, I swear;
your face will glow, like gold.
For you are Abraham's kin;
ancient knowingness is yours.
No mine has a jewel like you!
This world has no life like you!
For this is the world of decay
and you are life-giving life.
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[@WahhabiSound]

Alhamdulillah 👑

[@aamirmajeed2040]

Peace and blessings be upon our Prophet Muhammad.

[@kausamsalam8543]

Ameen

[@stevedawson6979]

This has nothing to do with one religion. This is from the depths on the one and only God there is.

[@aamirmajeed2040]

@@stevedawson6979 the one and the only one gave his introduction in Quran in Surah Ikhlas. Peace my friend..!!

[@aamirmajeed2040]

@@stevedawson6979 you cant love someone truly if you dont know who they are right? Rumi was a great islamjc scholor who had a deep understanding of this Deen. In one place he says, i have taken the essence out of Quran ( love of Allah ) and left the bones to dogs to fight over which may sound rude but its the love of Allah and his messenger through which the relevation enters heart and you resign to his will and move forward in the face of uncertainty.

[@stevedawson6979]

@@aamirmajeed2040 Jesus, Moses and the one you mention have been characterised as names, forms and entities that have lived throughout the centuries. I ask you, my friend……to find out the ultimate reality…..in which all names, forms, stories and depictions appear and disappear? But that, in which everything appears and disappears…..always remains. That is our one, true God.

[@HassanAli-cw5xb]

the happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thought

[@nintendoplay360]

Or no thought

[@aha2551]

...Which depends on your conscious Ness choice moment to moment 🙂

[@Glorysu]

Agree*

[@secretsofUniverse1001]

As Rumi said it’s depends on your mental ego

[@secretsofUniverse1001]

Who knows mental ego??

[@TheOneAndOnlyMichelleAngelique]

It found me. I have no words. The messages keep coming to me.

[@ajisenramen888]

Whoever is reading this poem gave me goosebumps Bravo. The perfect voice for this passionate flow of words.

[@Steven_L54]

I believe his name is Shane Morris

[@UgatonTV]

WOW!!!!!!!!! THIS REALLY EMPOWERED MY SOUL. I WILL LISTEN TO IT DAILY TILL THE DAY I DIE.

[@sirisaacnewton1643]

Are u still listening??

[@nasrullahabdullahurallplay6417]

😂

[@percyclark8767]

Cannot believe that Rumi made me fall in love with poetry! Life is full of surprises.

[@CampDelilah]

How timely...I was just talking to a Jewish man about how his fears of a single-state solution. This poem shows the respect true Muslims have for Jewish and Christian prophets.

[@JJ-fr2ki]

Sadly, evidence of anything resembling Rumi is lacking in every Muslim State: do you have in mind the Taliban? The Saudis? Assad the murderer, the Egyptian neo-pharaoh, the Jordanian despotic torturer, or even Indonesian corruption and oligarchy? Few Muslims are Edward Said, even fewer comprehend liberty and Enlightenment values surpassed by the most advanced Social Democracies in northern Europe. Freedom, world peace, good governance and science are incompatible with all religions; and Islamic States are generally and along almost every reasonable measure of well being misogynistic, backward dystopias who waste wealth without peer and provided almost no math or science of any value for 300 years.

[@sayusayme7729]

Isn’t that how it should be? All religions stem from the same concept of love, it’s when they interpret it differently through ego that it becomes blurred

[@fallingleave5287]

Moses and Jesus are Muslim prophets!

[@karenlindley9265]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@lorenzomizushal3980]

If even 10% of Muslims were like Rumi and less like desert barbarians the world would be a better place but alas it is not so.

[@heroboy67]

I listen this every day great voice and great poetry by Rumi

[@ourbeats5725]

Thanks for listening

[@shanelund1317]

I think this poem is the best thing in the world. I want to listen to it every day until I know it by heart ❤️

[@illyouminate9963]

These poems have helped me dig on times where I thought I had no grip left !!

[@hamidrasool2322]

I wanna to hear this more poetry videos❤every day

[@Khalifa-by6kr]

Very beautiful and heartwarming poetry

[@kausamsalam8543]

Wow, MashaAllah. Love Rumi. “No bearer of burdens will bear the burdens of another.” Holy Quran In the Final Round, we are all alone with our God Almighty-Who knows and assigns our Destination. Such an opposite theme to that poem, Invictus! Thank you for presenting Rumi.❤️🌻

[@RabinaHud]

This is so beautiful I'm at a loss of words.

[@barbieholicable]

Simply Beautiful😢, spoke to my soul.

[@IronJohn164]

Wow! Beautiful words to meditate on, fa real! Wonderfully read or recited & the music was well chosen. I near tuned out upon hearing music (went else where!). Gonna play again...

[@john-ic5pz]

the dramatic reading upstages the message

[@ZouhairElayni]

Who is reading the Poem, I like his voice

[@ourbeats5725]

Asmat

[@donnafarmer6454]

sounds like leonard nemoy

[@donnafarmer6454]

Voiceover by Shane Morris

[@giovannifurnari8668]

A genius and massive inspiration for my art 🖼️ and writing ✍️🙏🙏

[@dissidentx]

Its even more beautiful if you can understand Persian, He is an Iranian and all his work is in Persian in a sophisticated and spiritual style. beautiful ...

[@royarashid2115]

He was born in Balkh, today Afghanistan....

[@Unpopular-channel]

@@royarashid2115afgnistan’s language is Persian and balkh was part of Persian which today is called Afghanistan. His father and his teacher and his mentors and his language are all Persian ( from Iran) regardless Rumi doesn’t belong to a specific nation; he belongs to the nation of love .

[@blackskyy669]

Thank you for sharing

[@ourbeats5725]

Thanks for watching!

[@benv51]

Rumi knew the ultimate truth, advaita, we are not the doers but mere mechanisms of which god does life through us. Non doership God plays all roles, God makes all happening happen

[@teresitamarino6693]

Beautiful and true

[@ourbeats5725]

Thanks for listening

[@izharulhaq3582]

great and outstanding

[@some2l9]

It's true! !!!

[@AdvShams]

A strong sound puts soul in the speech

[@nurse_bro]

Oh man ، you should read it in farsi ، it means more and sounds more beautiful ،

[@MuhammadAdnan-it9wh]

great work appreciated

[@ourbeats5725]

Thanks for liking

[@davidforshaw4998]

This place is a dream, only sleeepers consider it real. Then death brings the dawn and we wake up laughing at what we thought was greif. Rumi

[@lola-joseph]

This made me tear up 😢

[@focus497]

Alhamdulillah for being a muslim maulana Rumi was a Muslim

[@lindaliestman4397]

So beautiful and full of inspiration to allow one’s self to rise up and above as an individual. But, what else would one expect of a verse by Rumi?

[@MJ-cl1dm]

There are certain spiritual nuances certain subtleties of the language that a even wonderful translation cannot catch and convey. One has to read this in Persian for a better comprehension an sharper insight. You cannot gloss over the inaccuracies by voice.

[@johannesbergcrantz]

Im sure there are, could you llink to the original text?

[@ivonebuhler81]

A wunderfull voice for a wunderfull Poene THANK YOU❤

[@Glorysu]

Super

[@effiemooney8477]

TY!!!

[@fyahmystic5867]

Chills…

[@artemisqueen2]

His name is always in correctly written and spoken its Mawlana Jalaludine Balkhi, as in the Balkh province in Afghanistan.

[@rosemoon8072]

what a wonderful voice !!!!!!!

[@rfmotivations]

Thanks!❤️

[@user-om3lf5ko8x]

So good

[@VASABOY]

beautiful

[@brindharamasamy5474]

There the light glowing Showing it is ordained

[@diamondsky7038]

Do you see the Darkness in men? Look again, You may be the Light..... Jalaludheen Rumi

[@jodimichelleschoenherr]

So beautiful you. 💘

[@ghodbanirafik7117]

It's more deep meaning if you understand arbic, the man lives 700 years ago

[@jestercoin1786]

mevlana celaleddin-i rumi a big man salam to all turks

[@humeyraakpnar1490]

Teşekkürler.

[@ResonatedLife]

✨🤞🏼✊🏼✨

[@paulriggall8370]

10/10

[@imjustcurious360]

Thumbnail is so beautiful ❤

[@jodimichelleschoenherr]

I ❤ Rumi and this is so true about you 💘 #Matisyahu

[@PeterPesser]

Maulana balkhi. Balkh is a very rich City.🇦🇫🇦🇫🇦🇫☝️

[@SamirAmzal-zx8im]

👍👍👍

[@rodihajkassem1122]

Now rumi is islam....who understood it spirit.

[@JoBlogz]

lol they liked but did not help wth?

[@Swati_1112]

❤️

[@brindharamasamy5474]

Now words are unworthy to you Pray GOD let them be blessed. Let us not waste the silk or the dye!

[@focus497]

peace be upon them all

[@user-om3lf5ko8x]

❤❤❤❤

[@hotmeish]

❤❤❤

[@BlueMoonInspiration]

It seems that Rumi wrote in multiple languages, was born in Afghanistan, possibly grew up in Tajikistan, lived most his life in Konya but was part of the Persian Empire. Where was he actually from?

[@Rainbow_1312]

the homie was on some good shrooms

[@kennyrondon5753]

Just the guidance and knowledge of God in his ❤

[@kausamsalam8543]

Rumi was definitely High…..on God Almighty’s Love.

[@Fdianat007]

Unfortunately, A lot of this content has lost in translation

[@teymurgojayev9254]

Even though I love this poem, it is probably not from Rumi. Here's why it's unlikely to be a traditional Rumi poem: Authorship: Rumi's poems are typically collected in his major work, the Mathnawi. This poem isn't found in those collections. Style: While the poem uses imagery and themes similar to Rumi, like the references to Moses, Mohammad, and the divine, the specific wording and phrasing aren't a direct match to Rumi's established style. Here are some possibilities: Modern Interpretation: It's possible the poem is a modern interpretation of Rumi's ideas, written in a style that reflects the original but isn't a direct translation. Spiritual Teacher: The poem could be the work of a spiritual teacher inspired by Rumi's teachings. Overall, while the poem captures some of Rumi's essence, it's more likely to be a derivative work or modern interpretation than a poem directly written by Rumi himself.

[@vineetasingh1773]

Laxking individuality

[@brindharamasamy5474]

You ignite You blow up Hot yet cold Warry never weary Competent if not challenging Can that i kill thy vision?

[@DreamsBuilder-ty3cn]

Sir what ai you use in this video

[@JoBlogz]

hi, who is the translator, as it is very nicely done? thanks

[@JoBlogz]

your mindless heart is no answer - its dismissiveness is disrespectful in fact...?

[@AngelosDrakon]

Darth Malgus is that you?

[@lorenzomizushal3980]

I listened till the end. After 6 months my life still hasn't changed. Damn I hate these click bait titles. I was waiting for something, ANYTHING, in my life to change but not a thing changed.

[@ichonato722]

God says (God does not change the condition of a people until they change what is in themselves).

[@NiranjanaJoshi-wt7bk]

Is there translation in Hindi of above poetry?

[@asavar_kul]

I am unable to locate this poem outside of this video and some blog posts. Can anyone help me find where this is written?

[@waqaskhanmomand7103]

Here is the original Ghazal. منگر به هر گدایی که تو خاص از آن مایی مفروش خویش ارزان که تو بس گران بهایی به عصا شکاف دریا که تو موسی زمانی بدران قبای مه را که ز نور مصطفایی بشکن سبوی خوبان که تو یوسف جمالی چو مسیح دم روان کن که تو نیز از آن هوایی به صف اندرآی تنها که سفندیار وقتی در خیبر است برکن که علی مرتضایی بستان ز دیو خاتم که توی به جان سلیمان بشکن سپاه اختر که تو آفتاب رایی چو خلیل رو در آتش که تو خالصی و دلخوش چو خضر خور آب حیوان که تو جوهر بقایی بسکل ز بی‌اصولان مشنو فریب غولان که تو از شریف اصلی که تو از بلند جایی تو به روح بی‌زوالی ز درونه باجمالی تو از آن ذوالجلالی تو ز پرتو خدایی تو هنوز ناپدیدی ز جمال خود چه دیدی سحری چو آفتابی ز درون خود برآیی تو چنین نهان دریغی که مهی به زیر میغی بدران تو میغ تن را که مهی و خوش لقایی چو تو لعل کان ندارد چو تو جان جهان ندارد که جهان کاهش است این و تو جان جان فزایی تو چو تیغ ذوالفقاری تن تو غلاف چوبین اگر این غلاف بشکست تو شکسته دل چرایی تو چو باز پای بسته تن تو چو کنده بر پا تو به چنگ خویش باید که گره ز پا گشایی چه خوش است زر خالص چو به آتش اندرآید چو کند درون آتش هنر و گهرنمایی مگریز ای برادر تو ز شعله‌های آذر ز برای امتحان را چه شود اگر درآیی به خدا تو را نسوزد رخ تو چو زر فروزد که خلیل زاده‌ای تو ز قدیم آشنایی تو ز خاک سر برآور که درخت سربلندی تو بپر به قاف قربت که شریفتر همایی ز غلاف خود برون آ که تو تیغ آبداری ز کمین کان برون آ که تو نقد بس روایی شکری شکرفشان کن که تو قند نوشقندی بنواز نای دولت که عظیم خوش نوایی

[@twanacheragwandi7771]

What is the background song?

[@agnes77741]

Tathāgatagarbha

[@cynthiashockley4171]

Ephesians 6 12. Genesis 6 There is the answer.

[@aliii2403]

Persia older than history ❤️🤍💚

[@shoxsultonxusenov3212]

Hello dear creator, I desperately wanted to find the book from which the poem "Rise up" is taken, but I failed to do so. I wanted to share it with my family, they do not speak English. If I was able to find the original book's name, I was hoping that I will be able to find it in my language. Can you anyhow help me out? (Thank you for this content, it made me cry)

[@nintendoplay360]

The mahlavi perhaps

[@Casey35516]

Probably from The Book of Love by Rumi. It may be in other Sufi writings.

[@waqaskhanmomand7103]

This is from 'Divan-e- Shams' by Rumi. Here is the original Ghazal from the divan. منگر به هر گدایی که تو خاص از آن مایی مفروش خویش ارزان که تو بس گران بهایی به عصا شکاف دریا که تو موسی زمانی بدران قبای مه را که ز نور مصطفایی بشکن سبوی خوبان که تو یوسف جمالی چو مسیح دم روان کن که تو نیز از آن هوایی به صف اندرآی تنها که سفندیار وقتی در خیبر است برکن که علی مرتضایی بستان ز دیو خاتم که توی به جان سلیمان بشکن سپاه اختر که تو آفتاب رایی چو خلیل رو در آتش که تو خالصی و دلخوش چو خضر خور آب حیوان که تو جوهر بقایی بسکل ز بی‌اصولان مشنو فریب غولان که تو از شریف اصلی که تو از بلند جایی تو به روح بی‌زوالی ز درونه باجمالی تو از آن ذوالجلالی تو ز پرتو خدایی تو هنوز ناپدیدی ز جمال خود چه دیدی سحری چو آفتابی ز درون خود برآیی تو چنین نهان دریغی که مهی به زیر میغی بدران تو میغ تن را که مهی و خوش لقایی چو تو لعل کان ندارد چو تو جان جهان ندارد که جهان کاهش است این و تو جان جان فزایی تو چو تیغ ذوالفقاری تن تو غلاف چوبین اگر این غلاف بشکست تو شکسته دل چرایی تو چو باز پای بسته تن تو چو کنده بر پا تو به چنگ خویش باید که گره ز پا گشایی چه خوش است زر خالص چو به آتش اندرآید چو کند درون آتش هنر و گهرنمایی مگریز ای برادر تو ز شعله‌های آذر ز برای امتحان را چه شود اگر درآیی به خدا تو را نسوزد رخ تو چو زر فروزد که خلیل زاده‌ای تو ز قدیم آشنایی تو ز خاک سر برآور که درخت سربلندی تو بپر به قاف قربت که شریفتر همایی ز غلاف خود برون آ که تو تیغ آبداری ز کمین کان برون آ که تو نقد بس روایی شکری شکرفشان کن که تو قند نوشقندی بنواز نای دولت که عظیم خوش نوایی

[@xyzllii]

Rumi is lost in translation here....he would never have written this.

[@SuperAlemoya]

THE POEM OF THE ATOMS Today wake up, the atoms dance The whole universe dances thanks to them The souls dance possessed by ecstasy. I will whisper in your ear wherever This dance drags them. All the atoms in the air and in the desert seem possessed. Every happy or sad atom is enchanted by the sun. There is nothing more to say . Nothing else... Wherever you are, I honor you! I bless you! and I love you! Beyond time! and from space! . Let the wind kiss you in my name. Peace and love in our hearts! we are one!Namaste Magdalena Alejandra Moyano ❤ SOLO AMA ❤ GAIA OM SHAKTI OM RA!!!RA!!!RA!!!AHO!!!🌍🌎🌏🌑🌒🌓🌔🌕🌖🌗🌘🦅🦉🐆🐾🐾🐾

[@ervjun]

who is the reciter

[@charlesmugleston6144]

For you Edmund X

[@nickmulcahy9199]

Who translated Rumi here? Probably Coleman Barks -- WHERE is the credit? I cry rip-off!

[@nintendoplay360]

Greetings does anyone have an idea what persian name or link to?

[@parvizhodja]

Look for "Masnavi-i Manevi" by Jalal Ad Din Rumi, if it exists in English

[@MsDandion]

مولانا جلال ادین محمد بلخی =مولوی =رومی

[@faizaldepok2054]

Is the voice generated?

[@nintendoplay360]

No

[@mohammadrakibulislam7573]

God, why I don't understand persian, arabic & urdu😭. These languages are art itself.

[@saranasir7523]

If you want, I will teach you any of them

[@mohammadrakibulislam7573]

@@saranasir7523 how?

[@mohammadrakibulislam7573]

@@saranasir7523 I mean do you professionally teach these languages?

[@saranasir7523]

Not professionally but normally I can teach you@@mohammadrakibulislam7573

[@saranasir7523]

@@mohammadrakibulislam7573 not at all

[@kristenrosales2919]

Who's the narrator? He sounds familiar.

[@ourbeats5725]

Asmat Ali

[@SirajWahaj92]

To whom this poem was written

[@ourbeats5725]

Jalaluddin Rumi

[@SirajWahaj92]

@@ourbeats5725 i mean who Rumi is addressing

[@ourbeats5725]

In this poem Rumi does not explicitly mention any specific person or group that Rumi is addressing. Instead, the poem is a general call to action for all those who seek spiritual enlightenment and connection with the divine. In the poem, Rumi uses imagery of the sun rising and a bird singing as symbols of awakening to the spiritual realm. He encourages the reader to cast aside the distractions and limitations of the material world and rise up to a higher level of consciousness. Overall, the poem can be seen as a universal message to all individuals who seek to deepen their spiritual understanding and connect with the divine, rather than a specific address to a particular person or group.

[@ambrosetaylor9576]

He is Turkish!

[@nintendoplay360]

Persian who lived in in current day turkey. All his works are in Middle Persian

[@abduhakimabdusamatov3912]

he was born in Vakhsh (Tajikistan) and he was Persian, tho he died in Konya Turkey

[@MsDandion]

He was from this world and his heart is beating around the world (Iranian, Turk ,…. )

[@hamidhhhh8558]

😂😂😂

[@hasanyahya5432]

he is quraysh , descendant of tribe our prophet

[@ekoero6270]

he was not persian

[@hamidhhhh8558]

Rumi is fake name the real name is Molavi Persian name

[@sepehrsabahi9948]

There is no rumi existed ever , there were molana jalal aldin mohamad balkhi rumi who was farsi and turkish poem and sufi and almost all translation are false

[@csspmswithnasirali9556]

appreciated

[@benw.2702]

"SHIVO-HUM!"- SIMILAR MEANING!