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that Thou hast, |
from eternity, |
sent down upon Thy |
servants naught else except that which can cause them to soar up and be |
drawn near unto Thee, |
and to ascend into the heaven of Thy transcendent |
oneness. |
Thou hast established Thy bounds among them, |
and ordained them to |
stand among Thy creatures as evidences of Thy justice and as signs of Thy |
mercy, |
and to be the stronghold of Thy protection amongst Thy people, |
that |
no man may in Thy realm transgress against his neighbor. |
How great is the |
blessedness of him who, |
for love of Thy beauty and for the sake of Thy |
pleasure, |
hath curbed the desires of a corrupt inclination and observed |
the precepts laid down by Thy most exalted Pen! |
He, |
in truth, |
is to be |
numbered with them that have attained unto all good, |
and followed the way |
of guidance. |
I beseech Thee, |
O my Lord, |
by Thy Name through which Thou hast enabled Thy |
servants and Thy people to know Thee, |
through which Thou hast drawn the |
hearts of those who have recognized Thee towards the resplendent court of |
Thy oneness, |
and the souls of Thy favored ones unto the Day-Spring of Thy |
unity, |
--I beseech Thee to grant that I may be assisted to observe the fast |
wholly for Thy sake, |
O Thou Who art full of majesty and glory! |
Empower me, |
then, |
O my God, |
to be reckoned among them that have clung to Thy laws and |
precepts for the sake of Thee alone, |
their eyes fixed on Thy face. |
These, |
indeed, |
are they whose wine is all that hath proceeded out of the mouth of |
Thy primal will, |
whose pure beverage is Thine enthralling call, |
whose |
heavenly River is Thy love, |
whose Paradise is entrance into Thy presence |
and reunion with Thee. |
For Thou hast been their Beginning and their End, |
and their Highest Hope, |
and their Supreme Desire. |
Blinded be the eye that |
gazeth on whatsoever may displease Thee, |
and confounded be the soul that |
seeketh the things that are contrary to Thy will. |
Deign, |
O my God, |
I implore Thee, |
by Thy Self and by them, |
to accept, |
through Thy grace and Thy loving-kindness, |
the works we have performed, |
however much they fall short of the loftiness of Thy state and the |
sublimity of Thy station, |
O Thou Who art most dear to the hearts that long |
for Thee, |
and the Healer of the souls that have recognized Thee! |
Rain |
down, |
therefore, |
upon us from the heaven of Thy mercy and the clouds of |
Thy gracious providence that which will cleanse us from the faintest trace |
of evil and corrupt desires, |
and will draw us nearer unto Him Who is the |
Manifestation of Thy most exalted and all-glorious Self. |
Thou art, |
verily, |
the Lord of this world and of the next, |
and art powerful to do all things. |
Do Thou bless, |
O Lord my God, |
the Primal Point, |
through Whom the point of |
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