Sawt Qadeem Qedam Al Zaman | David Bennett

David Bennett attempts to reproduce Sufi spiritual concepts, eastern or western, in his simplified way that addresses non-specialized readers in a way that suits their culture and their daily practical understanding of life. Of course, Bennett does not call his propositions mystical or monotheistic with the Beloved (the Creator, God), but rather presents them through the terms heavenly, cosmic, symmetry, light, love, and saha. It does not take the reader much effort to capture the echoes of Omar Khayyam, Muhyiddin Arabi, Gibran Khalil Gibran, Tagore, and Jalaluddin Rumi.
Allow love to be the only active force in your heart and life because the greatest gift we can bestow is love freely from Without thinking of what we can get in return:
My heart has become accepting of every form / A pasture for deer and a monastery for monks, a house of idols and a cult Kaaba / And the tablets of the Torah and the Qur’an of the Qur’an, I profess the religion of love wherever I go / Its rides Love is my religion and my faith.