Rumi

A part of this passage on page 104 seems to say that God does not care what name you call him, what way in which you praise him, or even what religion you belong to.  It is all that you seek after him with all that you are and praise him.  "What is poison to one is honey to someone else."  The author states that there are many ways to God.  The tongue need not be corralled by a person filled with love because he will have noting to say but that which is rooted in love.  What is on the inside of a person is what makes them loving or beautiful.  it is better to be filled with the inner beauty that can only come from God, than to be God-less and beauty-less but have all the vanity you desire.