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. . . . Sufis sought and still seek to experience God directly and in all his glory, a state that is referred to as “intoxication.” They are not averse to using physical stimuli to achieve their mystical and ecstatic states, especially when wine or another fermented beverage for attaining oneness is forbidden. They spin around in circles, like the whirling dervishes, or repeat Koranic verses and even graphic love and wine lyrics, ad infinitum
An explicit mystical thread does exist in Omar Khayyam’s poetry and has been cited in support of the cause. For example
HE IS, and nought but Him exists, I know,
This truth is what creation’s book will show;
When heart acquired perception with His Light,
Atheistic darkness changed to faithly glow ~ Page 103
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