The Hidden Prayer Of The Beloved (Mystical Sufi Style) Poem by Dorukhan Baris Oguzcan

The Hidden Prayer Of The Beloved (Mystical Sufi Style)

> O Eternal Friend,
You who are closer than the breath,
Yet vaster than the stars,
I have wandered the deserts of men's hearts
Only to find You hidden within my own.



> Let my tongue be silent
And my heart speak in the language of Light.
Strip me of the robe of ego,
That I may walk naked into Your Presence.



> Every wound I bear is a doorway to You.
Every sorrow, a polishing of the mirror.
Let me not flee the fire—
For it is Your kiss in disguise.



> O Love that dies not,
Pour Yourself into this cup of clay
Until the vessel shatters
And only You remain.



> I came not to be crowned,
But to disappear in the scent of Your Name.
Let my soul dissolve
Like sugar in the wine of Your mercy.



> This is the secret You whispered
Before the world began:
'Lose yourself,
And you will find Me waiting.'



> Ameen

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Teaching of the prophet. Universal and also individual. As above so below.
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