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the hearts of all that have entered beneath the shadow of Thy names and |
Thine attributes, |
not to shut us from the doors of Thy loving-kindness and |
grace, |
nor to suffer the breeze of Thy bountiful care and favor to cease |
from being wafted over our souls, |
nor to permit that our hearts be |
occupied with any one except Thee, |
or our minds to be busied with any |
remembrance save remembrance of Thy Self. |
By the glory of Thy might, |
O my God! |
Wert Thou to set me king over Thy |
realms, |
and to establish me upon the throne of Thy sovereignty, |
and to |
deliver, |
through Thy power, |
the reins of the entire creation into my |
hands, |
and wert Thou to cause me, |
though it be for less than a moment, |
to |
be occupied with these things and be oblivious of the wondrous memories |
associated with Thy most mighty, |
most perfect, |
and most exalted Name, |
my |
soul would still remain unsatisfied, |
and the pangs of my heart unstilled. |
Nay, |
I would, |
in that very state, |
recognize myself as the poorest of the |
poor, |
and the most wretched of the wretched. |
Magnified be Thy name, |
O my God! |
Now that Thou hast caused me to apprehend |
this truth, |
I beseech Thee by Thy Name which no scroll can bear, |
which no |
heart can imagine and no tongue can utter--a Name which will remain |
concealed so long as Thine own Essence is hidden, |
and will be glorified so |
long as Thine own Being is extolled--to unfurl, |
ere the present year draw |
to a close, |
the ensigns of Thine undisputed ascendancy and triumph, |
that |
the whole creation may be enriched by Thy wealth, |
and may be exalted |
through the ennobling influence of Thy transcendent sovereignty, |
and that |
all may arise and promote Thy Cause. |
Thou art, |
verily, |
the Almighty, |
the All-Highest, |
the All-Glorious, |
the |
All-Subduing, |
the All-Possessing. |
All praise, |
O my God, |
be to Thee Who art the Source of all glory and |
majesty, |
of greatness and honor, |
of sovereignty and dominion, |
of loftiness |
and grace, |
of awe and power. |
Whomsoever Thou willest Thou causest to draw |
nigh unto the Most Great Ocean, |
and on whomsoever Thou desirest Thou |
conferrest the honor of recognizing Thy Most Ancient Name. |
Of all who are |
in heaven and on earth, |
none can withstand the operation of Thy sovereign |
Will. |
From all eternity Thou didst rule the entire creation, |
and Thou wilt |
continue for evermore to exercise Thy dominion over all created things. |
There is none other God but Thee, |
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