Sufi Tales: Love of Life

The love of life is a Sufi tale that looks into human beings insatiable desire for love and love of life and existence. The tale based on story of an old mother and her beautiful daughter in a village on the southern side of the Alborz Mountain, by the Caspian Sea, The daughter's name is Moon. She has blue eyes that shine likes two unblemished turquoise gems; her long eyelashes curves upward. Her eyebrows hung like quarter moons when she opens her eyes. She has silky white skin like...
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The love of life is a Sufi tale that looks into human beings insatiable desire for love and love of life and existence. The tale based on story of an old mother and her beautiful daughter in a village on the southern side of the Alborz Mountain, by the Caspian Sea, The daughter's name is Moon. She has blue eyes that shine likes two unblemished turquoise gems; her long eyelashes curves upward. Her eyebrows hung like quarter moons when she opens her eyes. She has silky white skin like the color of snow and breathtakingly long black hair that hang over her slender shoulders. Two characters of this Sufi tale fall into different twist of fates when Moon gets sick and her mother takes care of her. The Sufi tale ends with a spiral of love and love of life, regret, and desire for what had been and falls into a warped karmic drama. Sufi tales are originated in ancient Persian myths, folkloric stories of Molla Nasreddin. The Sufi philosophers and poets, Khwarizmi, Omar Khayyam, Rumi, Hafiz, Saadi, Attar, and Ganjavi have crafted poems based on the Sufi's poetry of love for the divine and the intoxicating oneness of union with it. They are the essence of Persian spirituality, mysticism, fate, and karma. The Sufi Tale Series are presented in English and Persian.