English    Türkçe    فارسی   

2
189-198

  • Inasmuch as God sprinkled His light upon them (mankind), (they are essentially one): His light never becomes separated (in reality).
  • O my comrade on the way, dismiss thy weariness for a moment, that I may describe a single mole (grain) of that Beauty. 190
  • The beauty of His state cannot be set forth: what are both the worlds (temporal and spiritual)? The reflexion of His mole.
  • When I breathe a word concerning His beauteous mole, my speech would fain burst my body.
  • Like an ant, I am so happy in this granary that I am dragging a burden too great for me.
  • How the explanation of the (inner) meaning of the tale was stopped because of the hearer's desire to hear the superficial form of it.
  • When will He who is envied by Light allow me to tell that which is obligatory and ought to be told?
  • The sea casts foam in front (of it) and makes a barrier: it draws back and after drawing back flows in (again). 195
  • Hear what has interfered (hindered my exposition) at the present time: methinks the hearer's mind has wandered elsewhere.
  • His thoughts have turned to the Súfí guest: he is sunk up to the neck (wholly absorbed) in that business.
  • (Therefore) it behoves me to go back from this discourse to that story in order to describe what happened (to him).