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672-681

  • Since the rose is past and the garden ravaged, from whom shall we get the perfume of the rose? From rosewater.”
  • Inasmuch as God comes not into sight, these prophets are the vicars of God.
  • Nay, I have said (this) wrongly; for if you suppose that the vicar and He who is represented by the vicar are two, it (such a thought) is bad, not good.
  • Nay; they are two so long as you are a worshipper of form, (but) they have become one to him who has escaped from (consciousness of) form. 675
  • When you look at the form, your eye is two; look at its (the eye's) light, which grew from the eye.
  • ’Tis impossible to distinguish the light of the two eyes, when a man has cast his look upon their light.
  • If ten lamps are present in (one) place, each differs in form from another:
  • To distinguish without any doubt the light of each, when you turn your face towards their light, is impossible.
  • If you count a hundred apples or a hundred quinces, they do not remain a hundred (but) become one, when you crush them (together). 680
  • In things spiritual there is no division and no numbers; in things spiritual there is no partition and no individuals.