Rumi's image, read by Jiang as the material world where souls are blind to their true origin.
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Prison for drunks
Rumi's image, read by Jiang as the material world where souls are blind to their true origin.
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"...sip for an answer, I could break out of this prison for drunks. I didn't come here on my own accord. I can't leave..."
"This is a prison for drunks. Here we're all drunk. We're all blind from our true reality. This is a prison. When we return..."
"...bacchus who's the god of emotional rapturous creativity where you get drunk you have a lot of sex and then you express yourself okay..."
"...material comfort. You want to have sex. You want to get drunk. You want to party. You want to drive a Ferrari. Okay? This..."
"...the example is that Helen, Menelaus, and Timarchus, they all get drunk, and Helen is telling stories of Troy, and she tells a story..."
"...and eat all the food that they can, okay? They get drunk. They sleep with the servants. They make a mess of things, okay?..."
"...high as the women wailed in answer. And white -armed and drunk, Adramachy led their songs of sorrow, cradling the head of Hector, man..."
"...you want, man, eat as much food as you want, get drunk as much as you want. That's true pleasure, and that's what the..."
"...is, I put you in a room, and you're basically, like, drunk, okay? And then these young people would come and pleasure you. And..."
"...with your own supper, and one goes hungry and another becomes drunk. What? Do you not have homes to eat and drink in? Or..."
"...you can't take with you it it seems as though you're drunk okay so this line the flesh came into being because of spirit..."
"...right so the idea of intoxicated we're here and we're just drunk but we are not thirsty for the truth we're happy for the..."
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