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2933-2942

  • (Since) Iblís is blind and deaf to the gist (spiritual content) of the clay (of Adam), how should the cow know that the pearl is in the clay?
  • (The Divine command) fall ye cast the spirit into abasement: this menstruation excluded it from prayer (communion with God).
  • O comrades, beware of this resting-place and of that (idle) talk: verily, sensuality is the menstruation of men. 2935
  • (The Divine command) fall ye cast the spirit into the body, that the pearl of Aden might be hidden in clay.
  • The trader knows it, but the cow does not: the spiritual know, but not any clay-digger.
  • Every piece of clay in the heart of which there is a pearl—its pearl can tell the secrets of another (piece of) clay;
  • While the clay that has not been illumined by God's sprinkling (of light) cannot bear the companionship of the pieces of clay that are filled with pearls.
  • This topic is endless, (and meanwhile) our mouse on the bank of the river is (waiting) on our ear (attention). 2940
  • Return to the Story of the mouse seeking the frog on the river-bank and pulling the string in order that the frog in the water might become aware of his seeking him.
  • That (creature) moulded of love is pulling the string in hope of being united with the righteous frog.
  • He is perpetually harping on the heart-string, saying, “I have got the end of the string in my paw.