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1354-1363

  • Don't make wings of paper and fly from the (top of a) mountain, for many a head has gone (to destruction) in this craze.
  • Although the Súfí was afire with anger, yet he cast his eye on the consequence. 1355
  • The highest success belongs permanently to him who does not take the bait and sees (the danger of) imprisonment in the trap.
  • How excellent are two noble end-discerning eyes that preserve the body from corruption!
  • That (foresight) was (derived) from the vision of the end that was seen by Ahmad (Mohammed), who even here (in the present life) saw Hell, hair by hair,
  • And saw the Throne (of God) and the Footstool and the Gardens (of Paradise), so that he rent the veil of (our) forgetfulnesses.
  • If you desire to be safe from harm, close your eye to the beginning and contemplate the end, 1360
  • That you may regard all (apparent) nonentities as (really) existent and look upon (all) entities, (so far as they are) perceived by the senses, as of low degree.
  • At least consider this, that every one who possesses reason is daily and nightly in quest of the (relatively) non-existent.
  • In begging, he seeks a munificence that is not in being; in the shops he seeks a profit that is not in being.