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1865-1874

  • They brought his letter to the lord of justice: he read the letter and returned no answer. 1865
  • He said, “He hath no care but for (the loss of) viands: silence, then, is the best answer to a fool.
  • He hath no care at all for separation (from me) or union (with me): he is confined to the branch (the derivative); he does not seek the root (the fundamental) at all.
  • He is a fool and (spiritually) dead in egoism, for because of his anxious care for the branch he hath no leisure for the root.”
  • Deem the skies and the earth to be an apple that appeared from the tree of Divine Power.
  • Thou art as a worm in the midst of the apple and art ignorant of the tree and the gardener. 1870
  • The other worm’ too is in the apple, but its spirit is outside, bearing the banner aloft.
  • Its (the worm’s) movement splits the apple asunder: the apple cannot endure that shock.
  • Its movement has rent (all) veils: its form is (that of) a worm, but its reality is a dragon.
  • The fire that first darts from (the impact of) the steel puts forth its foot very feebly.