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One day, the Sufi saint Lal Shahbaz Qalander (The Red Royal
Falcon) was wandering the desert with his friend Sheikh Baha ud-Din Zakariya.
It was winter and as night was approaching, they began to build a fire to keep
warm.
They found some wood but they did not have fire, so Baha
ud-Din suggested that Lal Shahbaz turn himself into a falcon and get fire from Hell.
Off he flew, but an hour later he came back empty-handed.
"There is no fire in Hell," Lal Shahbaz said.
"Everyone who goes there brings their own fire, their own hate, their own pain, pain from
this world."
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15 comments:
Oh crap. I am never holding a grudge again. EVARR!!!
Wv: cochbus sounds fun lol
Seems they are not prepared to travel. They should have brought matches instead. Hahaha.
i wonder if that falcon is simply one big nega-star.
i refuse to believe that earth is hell on fire. and hell is fiery.
new context heard but strangely familiar. I love this.
i read somewhere that hell is as cold as ice. now i know why. :)
shet ang ganda! very nice kane :-)
and ang hirap bigkasin ng mga names nila ha! hehe
nice kane.. :)
This is an...odd entry.
Did something happen at the ball?
This made me think...
Nice!
JJRod'z
Hate is at the heart of all things wrong in our world.
Stay happy, Karl :)
“...the heart is an organ of fire.”
― the english patient, michael nndaatje
unlike wood, or night-black charcoal, we humans burn toast from within.
a refreshing post, Kane.
raw and powerful. i echo rudeboy's question,k.
K...just had goose bumps. Is there really such a thing as forgiveness....if we forgive do we really forget? >HUGZ<
this is a good fuck
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