16 comments on “Quote by Rumi: “You cannot see me” – (not with outer eyes…)”
Welcome, dear Hannah 🙂
Life is our school and teacher – until the end of our lives we grow in consciousness and understanding.
Thank you, my dear friend 🙂
Hugs and love 🙂
Didi
Thank you, my dear friend Hannah 🙂
Yes, people are too fast in making their judgements and consequently have prejudices.
Kabir here tells us something special: we can only see Him “behind the eyes” – means in-between the eyes and behind it – through the third eye. We have 9 outer openings but only one opening (the 10th door, from wich Christ speaks: Knock on the 10th door and it will be opened…” leads inside. This is called single eye, third eye, shiv netra, divya chakshu, tisra til, Brahmrendra, triambka, trilochana nukta-i-sweda, koh-i-toor, figuratively called the still point, the mount of transfiguration, etc. in different religions and areas.
Kabir was and is a not just a human being: He came on earth in all 4 yugas (ages), He was a messenger sent by God.The same power is called Christ-power, Master-power, God-power, Guru-power or whatever name you would like to give for it. That is why no-one could really see Him – the same was Jesus Christ, only those who also entered behind the eyes, inside, they could really see who he was as like recognizes like.
If you are interested to learn who Kabir was you can read a book of Him called: “Anarug Sagar” this would give you some idea who He was and is.
Again, thank you very much for your support, dear friend 🙂
Hugs and love
Didi
This absolutely right, sometimes I find that people are too quick to think that they know me but often I tell them that their assumptions are wrong. But my family, who have studied me for years will sometimes know more about myself than I do 😊
The words said by Rumi are Eternal, Didi and to go to that place is to know who we are and that Rumi was knowing once he came in touch with his Master. Awesome and profound words.
I just finished reading that book last month by Elif Shafak. It was phenomenal, my favourite book, ever. Elif even liked a comment I made on Twitter about that book earlier, it was amazing. 😍
This is right to a certain extent and depending on the point of view. Rumi speaks of a place that we cannot see with our outer eyes, outward going senses or faculties. If there is One creator, One Ocean of being and life which is not separated from itself, then the drop is part of this Ocean. However our mind separates everything in duality and from duality we have subject and object. What, if there is a way to merge subject and object as One? There is a kind of meditation that is called Surat Shabd Yoga, which goes inside to see the light inside (as God is light, love and consciousness), to hear the Sound also not with outer ears but with inner ears. Rumi writes in this connection: “Put yourself behind my eyes and see me as I see myself…” – he means the Third Eye or Single Eye (as spoken of in the Bible as well) or Shiv Netra. In the Bible we also have: “Knock at the 10th door and it will be opened…” We have 9 outer openings, but only one inner opening and this is the 10th door. Emmerson says: “Tap inside…” Our ego and mind perceives everything as separated from itself, thus we perceive everything subjectively. However, when rising above the “body-consciousness” (the same what happens at the time of death when the soul gathers to the seat of the soul, the third eye, to leave the body for good) while knocking at the 10th door, we pass realms of astral, causal and supercausal planes up to a region of pure consciousness (otherwise below this plane the spirit is connected with dust and matter) – there, we will become aware what Jesus Christ has said: “I and my Father are one…” So when we have made space for the only One Creator to sit in us, our ego has gone, duality has gone – then it is no longer a matter of subjective perception, then there is no separation anymore. Then we adopt the colour of Him… no longer of the ego and mind. Rumi, Sant Kirpal Singh and many other competent Masters of different religions and times, spoke in this sense in one opinion as this is the ancient teaching of man-making: “Man know thyself…”
Thank you very much, dear friend for mentioning this subject 🙂
God expressed Himself as Light and Sound when the creation came into being, therefore we find in all religions (re-ligion = binding back to God) the symbol of light (candle) and the symbol of Sound (bell, gong, and more) – All old competent Masters to which Rumi, Shamez a Tabrez (Rumis Master), Kabir, Guru Nanak, Baba Jaimal Singh, Guru Gobind Singh, Jesus Christ, Sant Kirpal Singh and many more competent Gurus belong to (true spiritual Masters or Teachers) – let us know their experience they have made: To use Surat (attention) Shabd (God) Yoga in these two aspects: Light and Sound-meditation – in this way it is possible to meet God within and see His radiating form manifested in the pole of a God-Man (as the absolute God cannot be seen or experienced – only in the form: same recognizes same) – A God-Man is one who has overcome his mind, who could empty himself fully so that God could take a seat in him, who is absolutely pure in his heart. So Rumi saw His Master inside where God expressed Himself (outside like Jesus Christ, they appear as normal man as they have to follow the same law of a man, only then God can bring living examples how we should live) – but those competent Master they would never say that they are the doers – all credit goes to their Masters/Teachers they always will say. But it is God who works in them.
Dear Didi — When I read these words by Rumi, it is as if someone struck a very large bowl that resonates a deep tone. I cannot tell whether Rumi is speaking of himself or if he is speaking these words on behalf of God… and it does not matter because when Rumi hides in that place, he communes with God. Thank you for sharing this deep truth!!
from heart to heart, jen
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Welcome, dear Hannah 🙂
Life is our school and teacher – until the end of our lives we grow in consciousness and understanding.
Thank you, my dear friend 🙂
Hugs and love 🙂
Didi
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Wow, thanks for the explanation that’s so fascinating, I feel as though I am always learning something new from reading your blog 💖💖
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Thank you, my dear friend Hannah 🙂
Yes, people are too fast in making their judgements and consequently have prejudices.
Kabir here tells us something special: we can only see Him “behind the eyes” – means in-between the eyes and behind it – through the third eye. We have 9 outer openings but only one opening (the 10th door, from wich Christ speaks: Knock on the 10th door and it will be opened…” leads inside. This is called single eye, third eye, shiv netra, divya chakshu, tisra til, Brahmrendra, triambka, trilochana nukta-i-sweda, koh-i-toor, figuratively called the still point, the mount of transfiguration, etc. in different religions and areas.
Kabir was and is a not just a human being: He came on earth in all 4 yugas (ages), He was a messenger sent by God.The same power is called Christ-power, Master-power, God-power, Guru-power or whatever name you would like to give for it. That is why no-one could really see Him – the same was Jesus Christ, only those who also entered behind the eyes, inside, they could really see who he was as like recognizes like.
If you are interested to learn who Kabir was you can read a book of Him called: “Anarug Sagar” this would give you some idea who He was and is.
Again, thank you very much for your support, dear friend 🙂
Hugs and love
Didi
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This absolutely right, sometimes I find that people are too quick to think that they know me but often I tell them that their assumptions are wrong. But my family, who have studied me for years will sometimes know more about myself than I do 😊
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The words said by Rumi are Eternal, Didi and to go to that place is to know who we are and that Rumi was knowing once he came in touch with his Master. Awesome and profound words.
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Same here it is 40 rules of Love and I too was floored reading this book. What an awesome love of companionship between Shams and Rumi.
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Great, dear Ragazza 🙂 I am going to read it too.
Thank you, my friend 🙂
Have a nice day
Didi
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I just finished reading that book last month by Elif Shafak. It was phenomenal, my favourite book, ever. Elif even liked a comment I made on Twitter about that book earlier, it was amazing. 😍
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Yes, dear Ragazza – and Shamez e Tabrez was the Master of Rumi.
All the best, my friend
Didi
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Is this from the book 40 Rules Of Love? Rumi and Shams of Sabris?
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Thank you very much, my dear Tanvir 🙂
Have pleasant day 🙂
Didi
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Rumi words are very deep and meaniful. Lovely share by you Didi
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Dear friend,
This is right to a certain extent and depending on the point of view. Rumi speaks of a place that we cannot see with our outer eyes, outward going senses or faculties. If there is One creator, One Ocean of being and life which is not separated from itself, then the drop is part of this Ocean. However our mind separates everything in duality and from duality we have subject and object. What, if there is a way to merge subject and object as One? There is a kind of meditation that is called Surat Shabd Yoga, which goes inside to see the light inside (as God is light, love and consciousness), to hear the Sound also not with outer ears but with inner ears. Rumi writes in this connection: “Put yourself behind my eyes and see me as I see myself…” – he means the Third Eye or Single Eye (as spoken of in the Bible as well) or Shiv Netra. In the Bible we also have: “Knock at the 10th door and it will be opened…” We have 9 outer openings, but only one inner opening and this is the 10th door. Emmerson says: “Tap inside…” Our ego and mind perceives everything as separated from itself, thus we perceive everything subjectively. However, when rising above the “body-consciousness” (the same what happens at the time of death when the soul gathers to the seat of the soul, the third eye, to leave the body for good) while knocking at the 10th door, we pass realms of astral, causal and supercausal planes up to a region of pure consciousness (otherwise below this plane the spirit is connected with dust and matter) – there, we will become aware what Jesus Christ has said: “I and my Father are one…” So when we have made space for the only One Creator to sit in us, our ego has gone, duality has gone – then it is no longer a matter of subjective perception, then there is no separation anymore. Then we adopt the colour of Him… no longer of the ego and mind. Rumi, Sant Kirpal Singh and many other competent Masters of different religions and times, spoke in this sense in one opinion as this is the ancient teaching of man-making: “Man know thyself…”
Thank you very much, dear friend for mentioning this subject 🙂
Have a good time
Didi
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Perception is a subjective experience.
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My dear Jen,
God expressed Himself as Light and Sound when the creation came into being, therefore we find in all religions (re-ligion = binding back to God) the symbol of light (candle) and the symbol of Sound (bell, gong, and more) – All old competent Masters to which Rumi, Shamez a Tabrez (Rumis Master), Kabir, Guru Nanak, Baba Jaimal Singh, Guru Gobind Singh, Jesus Christ, Sant Kirpal Singh and many more competent Gurus belong to (true spiritual Masters or Teachers) – let us know their experience they have made: To use Surat (attention) Shabd (God) Yoga in these two aspects: Light and Sound-meditation – in this way it is possible to meet God within and see His radiating form manifested in the pole of a God-Man (as the absolute God cannot be seen or experienced – only in the form: same recognizes same) – A God-Man is one who has overcome his mind, who could empty himself fully so that God could take a seat in him, who is absolutely pure in his heart. So Rumi saw His Master inside where God expressed Himself (outside like Jesus Christ, they appear as normal man as they have to follow the same law of a man, only then God can bring living examples how we should live) – but those competent Master they would never say that they are the doers – all credit goes to their Masters/Teachers they always will say. But it is God who works in them.
Welcome, my dear Jen
From heart to heart
Didi
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Dear Didi — When I read these words by Rumi, it is as if someone struck a very large bowl that resonates a deep tone. I cannot tell whether Rumi is speaking of himself or if he is speaking these words on behalf of God… and it does not matter because when Rumi hides in that place, he communes with God. Thank you for sharing this deep truth!!
from heart to heart, jen
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