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Magnified be Thy name, |
O Lord my God! |
I know not what the water is with |
which Thou hast created me, |
or what the fire Thou hast kindled within me, |
or the clay wherewith Thou hast kneaded me. |
The restlessness of every sea |
hath been stilled, |
but not the restlessness of this Ocean which moveth at |
the bidding of the winds of Thy will. |
The flame of every fire hath been |
extinguished except the Flame which the hands of Thine omnipotence have |
kindled, |
and whose radiance Thou hast, |
by the power of Thy name, |
shed |
abroad before all that are in Thy heaven and all that are on Thy earth. |
As |
the tribulations deepen, |
it waxeth hotter and hotter. |
Behold, |
then, |
O my God, |
how Thy Light hath been compassed with the |
onrushing winds of Thy decree, |
how the tempests that blow and beat upon it |
from every side have added to its brightness and increased its splendor. |
For all this let Thee be praised. |
I implore Thee, |
by Thy Most Great Name, |
and Thy most ancient sovereignty, |
to look upon Thy loved ones whose hearts have been sorely shaken by reason |
of the troubles that have touched Him Who is the Manifestation of Thine |
own Self. |
Powerful art Thou to do what pleaseth Thee. |
Thou art, |
verily, |
the All-Knowing, |
the All-Wise. |
O Thou Whose face is the object of the adoration of all that yearn after |
Thee, |
Whose presence is the hope of such as are wholly devoted to Thy |
will, |
Whose nearness is the desire of all that have drawn nigh unto Thy |
court, |
Whose countenance is the companion of those who have recognized Thy |
truth, |
Whose name is the mover of the souls that long to behold Thy face, |
Whose voice is the true life of Thy lovers, |
the words of Whose mouth are |
as the waters of life unto all who are in heaven and on earth! |
I beseech Thee, |
by the wrong Thou hast suffered and the ills inflicted |
upon Thee by the hosts of wrongful doers, |
to send down upon me from the |
clouds of Thy mercy that which will purify me of all that is not of Thee, |
that I may be worthy to praise Thee and fit to love Thee. |
Withhold not from me, |
O my Lord, |
the things Thou didst ordain for such of |
Thy handmaidens as circle around Thee, |
and on whom are poured continually |
the splendors of the sun of Thy beauty and the beams of the brightness of |
Thy face. |
Thou art He Who from everlasting hath succored whosoever hath |
sought Thee, |
and bountifully favored him who hath asked Thee. |
No God is there beside Thee, |
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