"Love" and its effect on humanism and perfectionism in Rashid al-Din Meybodi, Molavi and Wayne Dyer’s mystical thoughts

Love is one of the basic principles in the mystical worldview and one of the most important teachings of Sufism. On the one hand, love is also a major topic of psychology. Given the fact that Wayne Dyer (1940-2015) has been extremely influenced by the ideology of mystic poets and writers, this category has become of great importance in his works and has become a key point in his thought. There are many similarities between the views of Meybodi (d. 480 AH), Molavi (604-672 AH) and Wayne Dyer, including: love being innate, the solitaire in the way of love, the surrender to the lover and the constant mentioning to name a few. "Love" is tied to God in a way that the seeker does not consider anything other than Allah, and nothing will advance without the accompaniment of divine love. In the present article, based on the descriptive-analytic method and the comparative approach, Meybodi's view on the components of love and perfectionism is compared with Wayne Dyer and Molavi’s views. Analyzing these three characters shows that in the popularist structure of love, issues such as attention to basic human-moral concepts, evasion of moral vices have been common. Based on the findings of this cross-sectional study, the idea of the flowering of love is proven