How Attraction Happens By Rumi

Moses is talking to someone drunk with worshiping the golden calf. 

“What happened to your doubt? You used to be so skeptical of me. 

The Red Sea parted. Food came every day in the wilderness for forty years. 

A fountain sprang out of a rock. 

You saw these things and still reject the idea of prophethood. 

Then the magician Samiri does a trick to make the metal cow low, and immediately you kneel! 

What did that hollow statue say? 

Have you heard dullness like your own?” 

This is how attraction happens: people with nothing they value delight in worthlessness. 

Someone who thinks there’s no meaning or purpose feels drawn to images of futility. 

Each moves to be with its own. 

The ox does not turn toward a lion. 

Wolves have no interest in Joseph, unless to devour him. 

But if a wolf is cured of wolfishness, it will sleep close by Joseph, like a dog in the presence of

meditators. Soul companionship gives safety and light to a cave full of friends.