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Aware as I am, |
O my God, |
that Thou hast decreed for them that which |
excelleth whatsoever is in Thy heaven and on Thy earth, |
I still cherish |
the desire that Thou mayest behold them in Thy days exalted and honored by |
Thy creatures. |
Supreme art Thou over Thy creation. |
All are held within Thy |
grasp, |
and lie prisoned in the hollow of Thy hand. |
No God is there but |
Thee, |
the All-Powerful, |
the All-Knowing, |
the All-Wise. |
Magnified be Thy name, |
O my God! |
I testify that if Thy servants were to |
turn towards Thee with the eyes Thou didst create in them and with the |
ears wherewith Thou didst endow them, |
they would all be carried away by a |
single word sent down from the right hand of the throne of Thy majesty. |
That word alone would suffice to brighten their faces, |
and to assure their |
hearts, |
and to cause their souls to soar up to the atmosphere of Thy great |
glory, |
and to ascend into the heaven of Thy sovereignty. |
I pray Thee, |
O Thou Who art the Lord of all names and the Ruler of both |
earth and heaven, |
to grant that all who are dear to Thee may each become a |
cup of Thy mercy in Thy days, |
that they may quicken the hearts of Thy |
servants. |
Empower them also, |
O my God, |
to be as the rain that poureth down |
from the clouds of Thy grace, |
and as the winds that waft the vernal |
fragrances of Thy loving-kindness, |
that through them the soil of the |
hearts of Thy creatures may be clad with verdure, |
and may bring forth the |
things that will shed their fragrance over all Thy dominion, |
so that every |
one may perceive the sweet smell of the Robe of Thy Revelation. |
Potent art |
Thou to do what Thou willest. |
The power of Thy might beareth me witness! |
Whoso hath drunk of the cup |
which the hand of Thy mercy hath borne round will strip himself of all |
things except Thee, |
and will be able, |
through a word of his mouth, |
to |
enrapture the souls of such of Thy servants as have slumbered on the bed |
of forgetfulness and negligence, |
and to cause them to turn their faces |
toward Thy most Great Sign, |
and seek from Thee naught else except Thyself, |
and ask of Thee only what Thou hast determined for them by the pen of Thy |
judgment and hast prescribed in the Tablet of Thy decree. |
Send down, |
then, |
O my God, |
through Thy Most Great Name, |
upon Thy loved |
ones what will, |
under all conditions, |
draw them nearer unto Thee. |
Thou |
art, |
verily, |
the Almighty, |
the All-Glorious, |
Whose help is implored by all |
men. |
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