The book 'The Hidden Music' by Jalaluddin Rumi. More than seven hundred years later, we wonder what draws us to Rumi's words and poetry. Is it because they delve into the depths of the soul and reach directly to the heart?

Rumi is a master of love—a love that struggles to convey its magic to human beings made of clay. The beauty and strength of Rumi's words stem from his experience. He knows the wounds and tragedies that life leaves in us, yet he transcended those pains and sought divine love.

He says, "My pen shatters into pieces when I write the word love." From this love, Rumi's poems burst forth and scatter like stars across the sky, similar to those stars that shine and illuminate the desert night.