In what literature does Rumi say "You are the Soul of the Soul of the Universe. And your name is Love?" In what literature does Rumi say, "You are the Soul of the Soul of the Universe. And your name is Love?" Any slight modification of the verse, e.g. "The soul of the soul of the universe is love" can also be equivalently considered for this question. That is, what is the name of the poem/story/essay/etc. that Rumi wrote that the verse first appears in? If there is no definite answer, where does the verse above appear first (i.e. where is it first mentioned or referenced)? Any other relevant information would be appreciated.

This is a translation of the tenth couplet of this poem from the _Diwan-e Shams-e Tabrizi_:

> تو جان جان جهانی و نام تو عشق است هر آنک از تو پری یافت بر علو گردد

And it translates something like this:

> You are the Soul of the Soul of the Universe. And your name is Love
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> Whoever found a feather of you has come to a high position

Note that this couplet hints to the tale of Simurgh and Zāl and therefore is really hard (if not impossible) to translate.