Quote by Rumi

Be empty of worrying.Think of who created thought!Why do you stay in prisonWhen the door is so wide open?

Be empty of worrying.Think of who created thought!Why do you

Summary

This quote, attributed to the Persian poet Rumi, explores the idea of letting go of worries and overthinking. By urging individuals to be "empty of worrying" and consider the creator of thoughts, it encourages a shift in perspective. The quote suggests that people often confine themselves within self-imposed prisons of unnecessary concerns, oblivious to the opportunity for freedom and liberation that lies right in front of them. It serves as a reminder to embrace a mindset of openness and explore the possibilities beyond our perceived limitations.

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By Rumi

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