Masnavi Ma'navi, one of the progenitors of mystical anthologies, involves some topics about death, exclusively over voluntary death. One of the reasons that the writer intends to deal with this topic is to express Rumi's attitudes and concepts plus accounting for one of the most important mystical points presented in Masnavi. In fact, this type of death in mysticism is based on the relation, namely 'they die before they are dead', so that the mystic traveler can find his way into the heavens and get a rebirth.Knowing about the voluntary death, Rumi is of a believe that the most significant barrier to have a voluntary death is ill spirit, hence Id. In his view point, the means of achieving a voluntary death are as follows: ascetism, and dedicated love and attention to God. The greatest outcome for achieving a voluntary death as he believes is the unity of visibility and the source of visibility.