The Wise Man and the Serpent By Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad
A commentary on Mathnavi II, 1878-1930. Rumi tells the comic story of a man who swallows a snake, which turns out to be a symbol of our ignorance of the poisonous dangers of our lower selves

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