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2
274-283

  • The origin of malice is Hell, and your malice is a part of that whole and is the enemy of your religion.
  • Since you are a part of Hell, take care! The part gravitates towards its whole. 275
  • He that is bitter will assuredly be attached to those who are bitter: how should vain breath (false words) be joined with the truth?
  • O brother, you are that same thought (of yours); as for the rest (of you), you are (only) bone and fibre.
  • If your thought is a rose, you are a rose-garden; and if it is a thorn, you are fuel for the bath-stove.
  • If you are rose-water, you are sprinkled on head and bosom; and if you are (stinking) like urine, you are cast out.
  • Look at the trays in front of druggists—each kind put beside its own kind, 280
  • Things of each sort mixed with things of the same sort, and a certain elegance produced by this homogeneity;
  • If his (the druggist's) aloes-wood and sugar get mixed, he picks them out from each other, piece by piece.
  • The trays were broken and the souls were spilled: good and evil ones were mingled with each other.