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  • Thus did he advance from clime to clime (from one world of being to another), till he has now become intelligent and wise and mighty.
  • He hath no remembrance of his former intelligences (souls); from this (human) intelligence also there is a migration to be made by him,
  • That he may escape from this intelligence full of greed and self-seeking and may behold a hundred thousand intelligences most marvellous.
  • Though he fell asleep and became oblivious of the past, how should they leave him in that self-forgetfulness? 3650
  • From that sleep they will bring him back again to wakefulness, that he may mock at his (present) state,
  • Saying, “What was that sorrow I was suffering in my sleep? How did I forget the states of truth (the real experiences)?
  • How did not I know that that sorrow and disease is the effect of sleep and is illusion and phantasy?”
  • Even so this world, which is the sleeper's dream: the sleeper fancies that it is really enduring,
  • Till on a sudden there shall rise the dawn of Death and he shall be delivered from the darkness of opinion and falsehood. 3655
  • (Then) laughter at those sorrows of his will take possession of him when he sees his permanent abode and dwelling-place.