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1969-1978

  • A hard-faced one that has no back: he has killed in himself the seeking of self-interest.
  • He gambles (everything) clean away, he seeks no reward, even as he receives (everything) clean (as a free gift) from Him (God). 1970
  • God gives him his existence without any cause: the devoted (lover) yields it up again without cause;
  • For devotion consists in giving without cause: gambling (one's self) clean away (pure self-sacrifice) is outside of (transcends) every religion.
  • Forasmuch as religion seeks (Divine) grace or salvation, those who gamble (everything) clean away are (God's) chosen favourites.
  • Neither do they put God to any test, nor do they knock at the door of any profit or loss.
  • How the king gave back the treasure-scroll to the fakir, saying, “Take it: we are quit of it.”
  • When the king handed over to that grief-stricken man the treasure-scroll (which was) fraught with commotion, 1975
  • He (the fakir) became secure from rivals and annoyance, (so) he went and wrapped himself in his melancholy madness.
  • He made sad-thoughted Love his friend: a dog licks his own sore himself.
  • Love hath none to help him in his torment: there is not in the village one inhabitant familiar with him.