از «فیه ما فیه»، کتاب مقدس آیین تصوف: مباحثی از مولانا رومی، درس ۱ -‏ قسمت ۱ از ۲

“I am God.” Some people think this is a great pretension, but “I am God” is in fact a great humility. Those who say, instead, “I am a servant of God” believe that two exist, themselves and God. But those who say, “I am God” have become nothing and have cast themselves to the winds. They say, “I am God” meaning, “I am not, God is all. There is no existence but God. I have lost all separation. I am nothing.” In this the humility is greater.