The Pain of Being a Foreigner in this World

The concept of alien is probably universal. Although widespread as is that of a natural state: the man feels 'foreign', separated from his home which gave him the taste of bliss, union (perceived aussidurant fetal life?), an experienced of absolute love. This nostalgia for the original Love-true home of the soul - permeates classical Persian literature, especially the so-called "mystical". The search for the Beloved of the Beloved, that drives this literature is the symbol of this longing of the soul which Persian Oriental Source is the divine, all love, pure love. The suffering of the basic human being is to feel "foreign" in this world, exiled, alone: ​​his desperate search for love cannot be cured by giving up all possession of the beloved. Only in this total renunciation that is possible, finally, the European Union. This renunciation is not the result of a dualism as in Gnosticism. The originality of the Persian mystic is to unite two realities that seem "foreign" to each other but are closely linked because they are both completely from the One Source of all, God. The homeland of the soul is the world of light and love which is the divine Source, origin of all being. By the power of purifying the "separation" imposed by our human condition, it is possible to burn the main obstacle is our "self", the greedy Khod that separates us from the original source. This world is valuable as a source test. The most powerful energy that leads us to seek the test, then to endure the cross, to finally reach "beyond" is love. Because of love we are born, we return to Love.