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1734-1743

  • What is má in language? Positive and negative. I am not positive, I am selfless and negated.
  • I found (true) individuality in non-individuality: therefore I wove (my) individuality into non-individuality. 1735
  • All kings are enslaved to their slaves, all people are dead (ready to die) for one who dies for them.
  • All kings are prostrate before one who is prostrate before them, all people are intoxicated with (love for) one who is intoxicated with them.
  • The fowler becomes a prey to the birds in order that of a sudden he may make them his prey.
  • Heart-ravishers (loved ones) seek with (all their) soul those who have lost their hearts (to them): all loved ones are the prey of (their) lovers.
  • Whomsoever thou didst deem to be a lover, regard (him) as the loved one, for relatively he is both this and that. 1740
  • If they that are thirsty seek water from the world, (yet) water too seeks in the world them that are thirsty.
  • Inasmuch as He is (thy) lover, do thou be silent: as He is pulling thine ear, be thou (all) ear.
  • Dam the torrent (of ecstasy) when it runs in flood; else it will work shame and ruin.