The Root; A Philosophical Perspective

 Everything is best when it is attached to its origin or where it has originated. There are a few examples that can help us better understand the concept. The fruits detached from a tree are spoiled or lose their value. The organ of the human body is very precious but when it is separated from the body it loses its wattage. The animal in its group is safe if it is in the band. But when it leaves its group it becomes prey. Like it, if you are accompanied by your family (spiritual or biological) you are active as a ripened fruit in a tree or a healthy organ in a body. If you lose the company of the good people, you will soon be in the position of prey like that animal who left its group or the organ out of a body. Which obviously, will not be longer in use. Be with those who are purified so that you would also be juvenile.

True Love; The parasite of the lover

A true lover always comes with an empty hand and a raptured heart

Laila dies for Majnun and Heer adores Ranja, and vice versa.

The drowning of Shereen and Farhad for each other are mere stories.

The actual experienced reality goes opposite to it.

Neither Laila loves Majun nor Ranja adores Heer,

Neither Farhad brings milk from a mountain nor does Ranja and Heer drown for each other.

The true lover never finds his soulmate.

S/he only gets a few memorable moments which always kill him/her.

Those devastating moments create holes in the lover’s heart like a flute

The voice in that heart becomes the sound of a flute

Every word of that heart becomes voice of the God.

Makes holes and holes, wounds and wounds.

The love lives inside of the lover and kills him/her day and night

The lover knows that s/he has brought up a un curable disease

And finally, the true lover dies of the parasite 

Thus, true love is the parasite of the lover.