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The Sufi Garden | Place of Many Meanings
Contributed by: Sadiq Alam (http://mysticsaint.blogspot.com/)
1.
Come to the garden in spring.
There is light and wine
And sweethearts
In the pomegranate blossoms.
If you do not come,
These do not matter.
If you do come,
These do not matter.
- Mevlana Rumi,
Coleman Barks (Recitation via Youtube)
2. For the Sufi the garden had many meanings. It was a place of repose, a centrally located space which allowed one to enter any number of buildings, a place
