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1 1 (2) | whom all phenomena subsist. See Gulshan i Raz, I. 400. ~
2 1 (5) | their original nothingness. See Gulshan i Raz, I. 165. ~
3 1 (6) | So Bernard of Clairvaux. See Gulshan i Raz, I. 435.~
4 1, 1 | display the sun,~If you would see it displayed, turn not away
5 1 (5) | See Gulshan i Raz, I. 400. In
6 1 (6) | executes its decrees sharply. See Sohravardi quoted in Notices
7 1, 3 | our weakness,~That we may see our own weakness (to carry
8 1, 3 | lieu of one thou may'st see a thousand joys,~For by
9 1, 3 | one 'twas said, "All we see is One.~Whoever says 'tis
10 1, 4 | Little by little, so that you see not the process.~In like
11 1 (3) | prayer is accepted of God. See Book II. Story XVII. ~
12 1, 5 | ye count yourselves men, see, ye are women.~The quantum
13 1, 5 | wall resembles a man,~But see what it is lacking in that
14 1 (6) | See Gulshan i Raz, I. 543. ~
15 1 (8) | See Gulshan i Raz, I. 575: The
16 1, 5 | lip;~How canst thou ever see red, green, and scarlet~
17 1, 5 | view.~Perforce "Our eyes see not Him, though He sees
18 1 (12)| See Gulshan i Raz, I. 92. Mr.
19 1 (14)| He said, 'Thou shalt not see me.'" ~
20 1 (16)| See Gulshan i Raz, I. 645: All
21 1 (17)| See Gulshan i Raz, I. 710.~
22 1 (1) | compulsion of man's will (see Gulshan i Raz, I. 555). ~
23 1 (3) | by direct apprehension (see Gulshan i Raz. I. 431). ~
24 1 (2) | See Koran xxi. 68, and Rodwell'
25 1 (5) | See Gulshan i Raz, I. 140, and
26 1, 7 | frowns, 6~In a fit state to see the vision of Thyself?~When
27 1 (6) | See Gulshan i Raz, I. 745: Frowns
28 1 (8) | his wife" (Koran iv. I). See Gulshan i Raz, I. 203. ~
29 1, 9 | they are far apart;~Yet see how quickly a seed becomes
30 1, 9 | medicine;~Practise abstinence, see how it invigorates thy soul!~
31 1, 9 | shame,~That men may not see the bloom of the one and
32 1 (2) | See Koran xviii. 77 for the
33 1, 14 | and you will obtain joy.~See you bear not that burden
34 1, 14 | attributes of self,~That you may see your own pure bright essence!~
35 1, 14 | pure bright essence!~Yea, see in your heart the knowledge
36 1, 15 | shines on it;~For then you see no trace or sign of it,~
37 1 (2) | descending node of the moon (see Gulshan i Raz, I. 233). ~
38 2, 1 | outward form,~As children see in a vine nothing but raisins.~
39 2, 1 | reflects them,~So that they see their own perfect beauty.~
40 2 (4) | to appear as plurality (see Gulshan i Raz, I. 710). ~
41 2 (5) | See Gulshan i Raz, I. 104. ~
42 2, 1 | hearts clouded with greed see clearly?~The illusion of
43 2, 2 | you into that workshop and see Him face to face.~Inasmuch
44 2, 2 | spreads a curtain,~You cannot see Him outside His work.~Since
45 2, 2 | Not-being, 5~That you may see the Creator and creation
46 2 (1) | phenomena is constituted (see Gulshan i Raz, p. 21, note,
47 2, 5 | the eye.~When you cannot see the senses' light with the
48 2, 5 | with the eye,~How can you see with the eye the Light of
49 2, 5 | The hand is hidden, yet we see the pen writing;~The horse
50 2, 6 | to happiness.~Thence you see the one state moves you
51 2 (1) | See Koran xxxi. Another anecdote
52 2 (3) | An anacoluthon (see Koran i. 16). ~
53 2, 6 | Abraham in order with light~To see the mansions of Paradise
54 2 (4) | men's religious flight (see Book III. on "Probability
55 2, 7 | remembrance is as long ages,~I see Thy plan distorted in this
56 2, 7 | of overriding causes,~Can see without causes, like eyes
57 2 (4) | See Koran xx. 90. ~
58 2, 10 | hundred silver dirhams;~See them tied up tightly in
59 2, 10 | counsel with your lust,~See you act contrary to what
60 2 (1) | See Koran xi. 63. ~
61 2, 14 | suffer me to go mine, for I see your learning brings ill
62 2, 14 | passed by and marvelled to see him engaged in such a, mean
63 2, 15 | then afterwards~Who can see on it the impression of
64 3, 1 | Tigris of black water; go, see its vestige! ~Towards Syria
65 3, 2 | the townsman to come and see him in his village, and
66 3, 2 | moreover, was unable to see in the darkness; and God
67 3, 4 | city flocked together to see it, and the snake, thawed
68 3, 5 | many people collected to see it. But as the place was
69 3, 5 | too dark to permit them to see the elephant, they all felt
70 3, 5 | the boat of the body,~You see the water; behold the Water
71 3, 5 | waters!~Under the water you see there is another Water moving
72 3 (3) | See Gulshan i Raz, I. 287. ~
73 3, 6 | and ecstatic raptures. I see, as it were, the water which
74 3 (1) | See Gulshan i Raz, I. 850. ~
75 3, 9 | God's will;~Although you see the pit, you cannot avoid
76 3, 9 | seeing it,~But that they see the snare and the limed
77 3, 9 | but the pure in sight can see that bond; ~Though not visible,
78 3, 9 | asunder!~Ahmad alone could see that bond on Omm Jahil's
79 3 (5) | See Koran cxi.: Abu Labab, at
80 3, 10 | them.~Ordinary people may see them in dreams,~But I see
81 3, 10 | see them in dreams,~But I see them clearly, though wide
82 3, 12 | pious fervor, and in hope to see the splendour of "The Friend"
83 3, 12 | passing by, none of them could see these trees, so that Daquqi
84 3, 12 | sparks of fire, ~Which say, "See me a man destined to the
85 3, 13 | What presage? Up, and see for yourself! ~By means
86 3, 13 | sees what worldlings cannot see."~Mercy inclines the good
87 3 (7) | See Koran ii. 55, with Sale'
88 3, 13 | yourselves then, till ye see which ye are.~When you place
89 3, 13 | paralysed by the fear of loss? ~See you not how the traders
90 3, 15 | remove his impotence,~To see if he turns out a warrior
91 3 (3) | See Gulshan i Raz, I. 354, where
92 3, 17 | acceptable. ~Wheresoever I see one seeking water, I envy
93 3 (5) | manner animal becomes man. See the passage of Milton quoted
94 3, 17 | taken flight in desire to see thee, ~And to hear thee
95 3, 17 | saw a resurrection-day, see it here!" ~Reason was amazed,
96 3, 18 | ye are certain, ye shall see hell-fire."~Sight follows
97 3, 18 | knowledge is born of opinion.~See the account of this in the
98 3, 18 | become clear-sighted, and see him face to face!~The righteous
99 3 (5) | certainty. Surely ye shall see hell-fire. Ye shall surely
100 3 (5) | hell-fire. Ye shall surely see it with the eye of certainty" (
101 3 (10)| Koran has seven meanings. See Koran iii. 5. ~
102 3, 18 | yourselves who abuse me will see yourselves ~Annihilated,
103 4, 1 | hidden by the manifest; I see for myself that your outward
104 4, 1 | from the pain, though I see it not.~You regarded me
105 4 (3) | xxi., xxvii., and xxxviii. See Sale's notes. ~
106 4 (4) | and the "Great world." See Notices et Extraits des
107 4 (8) | founded by Jalalu -d-Din Rumi. See "The Dervishes," by J.P.
108 4, 2 | with them,~For what can men see save the outward aspect
109 4 (17)| in the One (Noumenon). (See Gulshan i Raz, I. 835 and
110 4, 2 | for refuge) and thus we see all creatures, and even
111 4 (29)| Koran xi. 43. See Book iii., Story 5. ~
112 4 (1) | See Freytag, Arabum Proverbia,
113 4 (3) | See Mishkat ul Masabih, vol.
114 4, 3 | their undiscerning reason to see clearly.~Although like a
115 4, 3 | adulterated gold, boast not, but see clearly ~That thy Purchaser
116 4, 4 | hit yourself; ~And if you see an ugly face in it, 'tis
117 4, 4 | tis your own, ~And if you see an 'Isa there, you are its
118 4, 4 | Universal Reason, you may see within." 4~:~
119 4, 5 | counsels,~Whence you will see whether I am wise or foolish.~
120 4, 6 | though Pharaoh could not see it, owing to his want of
121 4, 6 | ear and the nose cannot see beautiful objects, but only
122 4, 6 | all eyes, and no longer see double, but only the One
123 4, 6 | then he would be able to see the spiritual truths which
124 4 (2) | See Koran xliii. 50. ~
125 4, 6 | peace by your oppressions. ~See! I have brought a staff
126 4, 6 | From weakness of vision you see not the new moon; ~If I
127 4, 6 | not the new moon; ~If I see it, be not angry with me!' ~
128 4 (2) | See Gulshan i Raz, I. 120. ~
129 4 (4) | See Koran xxi. 68, and the Commentators
130 4, 8 | these ever-fresh sights.~I see the world filled with blessings,~
131 4, 9 | directed upwards, and I see a long way before me, while
132 4, 9 | look down, and you only see what is immediately under
133 4, 9 | so partial reason cannot see beyond the grave, but real
134 4, 9 | desired her to come down and see for herself. She came down
135 4, 9 | pear-tree made her husband see double, just as it had made
136 4, 9 | just as it had made her see double previously.~The evolution
137 4, 9 | and place.~Whatever you see in this sleep, both good
138 4 (2) | See the parallel passage in
139 4, 9 | that this body of mine may see~To what extent its senses
140 4 (5) | See the parallel passage in
141 5, 1 | guests marveled much to see his gluttony so soon cured,
142 5 (1) | principal unorthodox sects. See Sale, Prelim. Disc., p.
143 5, 3 | objects of pursuit that they see not their foes who are trying
144 5, 3 | so that they shall not see." 8 Persons who lust after
145 5, 3 | which behold the heavens~See that the Almighty Alchemist
146 5, 5 | raving idly;" and when they see pious men prospering they
147 5, 5 | their fleeting prosperity, see how the people~Burn up wealth
148 5, 5 | wealth and men through envy!~See the kings who lead forth
149 5, 5 | Khosrau and Shirin"~To see what these fools have done
150 5 (5) | have mysterious meanings. See Rodwell, Koran, p. 17, note. ~
151 5, 6 | the poor, and could not see the divine blessing upon
152 5, 7 | you than ye are; yet ye see Him not." 4 Moreover, death
153 5 (7) | See Koran lxix. 18. ~
154 5 (8) | See the parallel passage in
155 5, 8 | resurrection day thou shalt see those who have lied of God
156 5 (6) | See Guishan i Raz, Answer vii.
157 5 (7) | See Guishan i Raz, i. 454, and
158 5, 10 | of the divine decree;~You see the branches, but ignore
159 5, 10 | round,~Then, prithee, go and see the stream that turns it.~
160 5, 10 | the midst of the dust.~You see the kettles of thought boiling
161 5 (9) | him with excess of light." See Gulshan i Raz, p. 33, and
162 5, 13 | what it brings with it to see; it can see nothing but
163 5, 13 | brings with it to see; it can see nothing but what it has
164 5, 13 | beyond this life we should see it."~But if the child sees
165 5 (17)| See Gulshan i Raz, I. 453, note. ~
166 6, 2 | said he was surprised to see a Mosalman doing this in
167 6 (1) | See Miskkat ul Masabih, ii.
168 6, 3 | mouths;~Beware, till you see what is inside them.~The
169 6, 3 | me Thy cup, Thou whom I see not!~Thou art my face; what
170 6, 3 | my face; what wonder if I see it not?~Extreme nearness
171 6, 3 | reason; what wonder if I see Thee not~Through the multitude
172 6 (4) | See couplet 122 of the Guishan
173 6 (4) | darkened so that it cannot see it."~I.e., When man is united
174 6, 3 | man is blind and cannot see you." Ayisha replied by
175 6, 3 | though the man could not see her she could see him. Just
176 6, 3 | could not see her she could see him. Just so the spiritual
177 6, 5 | retorted that he did not see why the world would not
178 6, 5 | raised by wind?~When you see the dust-cloud, see the
179 6, 5 | you see the dust-cloud, see the wind too!~When you see
180 6, 5 | see the wind too!~When you see the foam, see the ocean
181 6, 5 | When you see the foam, see the ocean that heaves it!~
182 6, 5 | heaves it!~Ah! look till you see your own real final cause,~
183 6 (5) | See Gulshan i Raz, I. 265, and
184 6, 7 | bustle~Only say, "I cannot see, hold me excused!"~This
185 6, 7 | himself had not power to see." 12~The story of the frog
186 6, 8 | spiritual sight, causing him to see a mere human benefactor,
187 6 (5) | See Koran xlii. 9. ~
188 6 (8) | See Gulshan i Raz, Answer III.,
189 6, 9 | me."~So when she said, "See, the moon is risen!"~Or, "
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