It is tempting to use spirituality as an escape @scienceandnonduality
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Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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In this reflection, Omid Safi speaks about a temptation many of us encounter on the spiritual path.

To use spirituality as an escape.

To seek practices that make us feel better without asking us to face what hurts. To chase peace by avoiding grief, injustice, or the difficult realities of being human.

But Rumi offers a different invitation.

He does not promise numbness.

He teaches that the dark night of the soul is not a detour from the path, it is part of the path itself. It is there, in the darkness, that we begin to glimpse the stars.

Rumi mentions that our deepest belonging is never lost. Beneath fear, heartbreak, and uncertainty lives a divine origin that no rupture can erase.

The journey is not about escaping the world, It is about remembering who we are as we move through it

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