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Thee my companion, and the power of Thy sovereignty my succorer, and Thy |
habitation my home, and my dwelling-place the seat Thou hast sanctified |
from the limitations imposed upon them who are shut out as by a veil from |
Thee. |
Thou art, verily, the Almighty, the All-Glorious, the Most Powerful. |
Glory be to Thee, O Lord my God! Abase not him whom Thou hast exalted |
through the power of Thine everlasting sovereignty, and remove not far |
from Thee him whom Thou hast caused to enter the tabernacle of Thine |
eternity. Wilt Thou cast away, O my God, him whom Thou hast overshadowed |
with Thy Lordship, and wilt Thou turn away from Thee, O my Desire, him to |
whom Thou hast been a refuge? Canst Thou degrade him whom Thou hast |
uplifted, or forget him whom Thou didst enable to remember Thee? |
Glorified, immensely glorified art Thou! Thou art He Who from everlasting |
hath been the King of the entire creation and its Prime Mover, and Thou |
wilt to everlasting remain the Lord of all created things and their |
Ordainer. Glorified art Thou, O my God! If Thou ceasest to be merciful |
unto Thy servants, who, then, will show mercy unto them; and if Thou |
refusest to succor Thy loved ones, who is there that can succor them? |
Glorified, immeasurably glorified art Thou! Thou art adored in Thy truth, |
and Thee do we all, verily, worship; and Thou art manifest in Thy justice, |
and to Thee do we all, verily, bear witness. Thou art, in truth, beloved |
in Thy grace. No God is there but Thee, the Help in Peril, the |
Self-Subsisting. |
Thy name is my healing, O my God, and remembrance of Thee is my remedy. |
Nearness to Thee is my hope, and love for Thee is my companion. Thy mercy |
to me is my healing and my succor in both this world and the world to |
come. Thou, verily, art the All-Bountiful, the All-Knowing, the All-Wise. |
O my God, my Master, the Goal of my desire! This, Thy servant, seeketh to |
sleep in the shelter of Thy mercy, and to repose beneath the canopy of Thy |
grace, imploring Thy care and Thy protection. |
I beg of Thee, O my Lord, by Thine eye that sleepeth not, to guard mine |
eyes from beholding aught beside Thee. Strengthen, then, their vision that |
they may discern Thy signs, and behold the Horizon of Thy Revelation. Thou |
art He before the revelations of Whose omnipotence the quintessence of |
power hath trembled. |
No God is there but Thee, the Almighty, the All-Subduing, the |
Unconditioned. |
How can I choose to sleep, O God, my God, when the eyes of them that long |
for Thee are wakeful because of their separation from Thee; and how can I |
lie down to rest whilst the souls of Thy lovers are sore vexed in their |
remoteness from Thy presence? |
I have committed, O my Lord, my spirit and my entire being into the right |
hand of Thy might and Thy protection, and I lay my head on my pillow |
through Thy power, and lift it up according to Thy will and Thy |
good-pleasure. Thou art, in truth, the Preserver, the Keeper, the |
Almighty, the Most Powerful. |
By Thy might! I ask not, whether sleeping or waking, but that which Thou |
dost desire. I am Thy servant and in Thy hands. Do Thou graciously aid me |
to do what will shed forth the fragrance of Thy good pleasure. This, |
truly, is my hope and the hope of them that enjoy near access to Thee. |
Praised be Thou, O Lord of the worlds! |
My God, my Adored One, my King, my Desire! What tongue can voice my thanks |
to Thee? I was heedless, Thou didst awaken me. I had turned back from |
Thee, Thou didst graciously aid me to turn towards Thee. I was as one |
dead, Thou didst quicken me with the water of life. I was withered, Thou |
didst revive me with the heavenly stream of Thine utterance which hath |
flowed forth from the Pen of the All-Merciful. |
O Divine Providence! All existence is begotten by Thy bounty; deprive it |
not of the waters of Thy generosity, neither do Thou withhold it from the |
ocean of Thy mercy. I beseech Thee to aid and assist me at all times and |
under all conditions, and seek from the heaven of Thy grace Thine ancient |
favor. Thou art, in truth, the Lord of bounty, and the Sovereign of the |
kingdom of eternity. |
O God, my God! I beg of Thee by the ocean of Thy healing, and by the |
splendors of the Day-Star of Thy grace, and by Thy Name through which Thou |
didst subdue Thy servants, and by the pervasive power of Thy most exalted |
Word and the potency of Thy most august Pen, and by Thy mercy that hath |
preceded the creation of all who are in heaven and on earth, to purge me |
with the waters of Thy bounty from every affliction and disorder, and from |
all weakness and feebleness. |
Thou seest, O my Lord, Thy suppliant waiting at the door of Thy bounty, |
and him who hath set his hopes on Thee clinging to the cord of Thy |
generosity. Deny him not, I beseech Thee, the things he seeketh from the |
ocean of Thy grace and the Day-Star of Thy loving-kindness. |
Powerful art Thou to do what pleaseth Thee. There is none other God save |
Thee, the Ever-Forgiving, the Most Generous. |
I have risen this morning by Thy grace, O my God, and left my home |
trusting wholly in Thee, and committing myself to Thy care. Send down, |
then, upon me, out of the heaven of Thy mercy, a blessing from Thy side, |
and enable me to return home in safety even as Thou didst enable me to set |
out under Thy protection with my thoughts fixed steadfastly upon Thee. |
There is none other God but Thee, the One, the Incomparable, the |
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