Aunt Edna on "Being Spooky" As Only Old Women Can Be

Using teaching stories and a series of exercises and reflections

and blossoms

two key steps toward communing more deeply with the Divine

seamlessly blending Khechog’s meditative flute with Kater’s artistry on piano

Rumi self-compassion Aunt Edna on "Being Spooky"In the seven centuries since the death of Jelaluddin Rumi in 1273, the world has come to know and thrill to his sacred poetry. In concert with the tabla and sitar, his writing is part of a religious tradition that is believed to excite "spiritual heroism," embracing the holiness of love, lamentation, battle, and the longing for God. Rumi: Voice of Longing collects nearly 100 of Rumi's most memorable quatrains, presented here for the first time on two