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"O thou who art uttering the mention of God!..."
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O thou who art uttering the mention of God!
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Know, that the pure hearts upon which the mysteries
of the Kingdom of God are printed and pictured, are
reflectors one upon another and thus the once can discover
the secrets of the other, because such hearts are
only mirrors confronting each other on which the secrets
of unity, affinity and concord are printed and reflected.
Accordingly, it would be possible that a certain servant
of the servants of the Merciful might discover a treasured
mystery or a preserved sign, whatever his shortcomings
or defects might be; yet we do indeed rely
upon God the Forgiver. I supplicate Him to deliver
us from the pangs of lust and its dangers and from the
destructive conditions of passion.
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Verily, I do testify that thine heart is moved by the
fragrance of the love of God, that thy memory is a
fountain overflowing with the water of the knowledge
of God. Therefore, finish the poem which thou art
composing and send it here, that through reading it
the breast of the believers may be refreshed and dilated
with joy.
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