Rumi's Ghazal and the Mevlevi Sama? A Dynamic Dichotomy of Movement and Stillness The streaming white tennure, the pivoting sikke, the spinning twist of the correct foot, the turning hands one pointing towards the sky, one towards the earth-the rotating mass of the substance, and the winding revolving of the soul; nothing is by all accounts still. The whole world is lost in the unconstrained rotating development that is loaded with vitality and imperativeness, as though power emanates from inside the center of this vivacious development. The peaceful quiet and tranquil articulation of the Semazen, be that as it may, misrepresents an alternate story by and large. The definite footed port of the left foot and the atmosphere of satisfaction encompassing the spinning body are in distinct inconsistency to the evident free for all of this terrific move – the Sama?. Special to the Mevlevi Order established upon the lessons and goals of Maulana Jalaluddin Rumi, the Sama?
