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The Reed’s Lament — Rumi’s Song of Separation

Have you ever heard the cry of a reed flute — the ney — so haunting that it feels like your own soul weeping? 🌿

This is how Rumi begins his Masnavi, not with arguments or doctrines, but with the sound of separation. In this video, we dive deep into the Reed’s Lament, Rumi’s timeless metaphor for the human condition — exile, longing, and the journey back to the Source.

✨ What you’ll discover:

Why Rumi begins his masterpiece with the sound of the flute

The symbolism of the reed: exile, hollowing, wounds, and breath

How longing is not weakness, but the beginning of transformation

Connections to Sufi music, dervish whirling, and universal spiritual traditions

Modern psychology on loneliness, emptiness, and meaning

How to embrace longing as the compass of the soul

If you’ve ever felt cut off, hollow, or searching for home — this reflection is for you.

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🕰️ Time Stamps

0:00 – Introduction: The Sound of the Reed
1:15 – Why Rumi Begins with Music, Not Law
2:40 – The Reed Flute as Symbol of the Soul
4:05 – Rumi’s Life: From Jurist to Lover of Shams
5:20 – Longing as the Beginning of the Journey
6:40 – The Universal Language of Exile and Return
8:05 – Psychology Meets Mysticism: Loneliness & Meaning
9:25 – The Reed’s Song as Healing, Not Despair
10:15 – Final Reflections: Listening to the Reed
11:05 – Closing Quote & Invitation to Reflect

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