The Pir-e-Haram said, upon hearing of my sorrowful condition, 'Your lament is very strong; do not keep it in your heart.'
This couplet speaks to the wisdom of emotional release. The Pir-e-Haram, a spiritual guide, addresses the poet, telling him that after hearing his deep sorrow and dreams, the guide advises him: 'Your grief is too strong now; do not hold it within your heart.' It is a profound message about accepting our pain and finding peace through spiritual guidance, rather than internalizing our suffering.
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