List of Persian/Iranian Events for 2004-04-29

DR. Naini's TALK ABOUT RUMI

PSA POETRY GROUP AT STANFORD UNIVERSITY PRESENTS DR. MAJID NAINI

MYSTERIES OF THE UNIVERSE AND RUMI'S DISCOVERIES ON THE MAJESTIC PATH OF LOVE

Thursday, April 29th 7:30 - 9:30pm

Dr. Naini is one of the foremost scholars of Rumi, the 13th century Sufi mystic, who is the best selling poet in the U.S. today. Dr. Naini just published his latest book called "Mysteries of the
Universe and Rumi's Discoveries on the Majestic Path of Love." Professor Naini is a world traveler who has lived, taught, and administered in 8 major universities on four continents. He has been featured in many U.S. and international websites, newspapers, and TV and radio shows. He also is the main speaker and consultant for a new PBS program, "Iran: A Celebration of Art and Culture," and an upcoming documentary film about Rumi.

Dr. Naini's electrifying and mesmerizing rendition of Rumi's poetry resonates within all who seek love, peace, and knowledge. Many people have commented that Dr. Naini "radiates warmth and love and Rumi's spirit moves in him" and they have been "transformed by his talks." It is wonderful to hear someone so passionately and touchingly speak of universal love, serenity, and peace.

In this talk Dr. Naini will discuss the latest discoveries of science, technology, medicine, psychology, the universe and their direct relationship with mysticism, spiritualism, and the human journey. Rumi described phenomena such as the creation of the universe, music, force of gravity, nuclear explosion, the sun's light, the spinning Earth and galaxies, matter and antimatter, and our five higher senses that scientists discovered many centuries later. Join Dr. Naini for an exciting workshop and share a few sips of Rumi's incredible potion of love and wisdom and reach a new level of mystical understanding about Rumi's teachings and the journey of life on this earth and beyond.

Assembly Room, Bechtel International Center, Stanford University For more information, please contact: mathnavi@yahoo.com

SUGGESTED MINIMUM DONATION: $10
Date: Thursday, April 29th
Time: 7:30 - 9:30pm
contact: mathnavi@yahoo.com
Location: Bechtel International Center, Stanford – (Assembly Room)