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 1    1, 2   |        are the ladder of earth,~Spiritual senses are the ladder of
 2    1, 6   |       material palace, but in a spiritual tabernacle, only visible
 3    1, 7   |       intoxicated,~What is this spiritual wine that causes me this
 4    1  (9) |                    i.e., in his spiritual exaltation he feels himself
 5    1, 9   |     outward form to the end.~If spiritual manifestations had been
 6    1, 9   |      been needless and vain.~If spiritual thought were equivalent
 7    1, 10  |         direction of the Pir or Spiritual Guide, and to endure his
 8    1  (1) |      Pir, or Perfect Shaikh, or Spiritual Director. So St. John of
 9    2, 3   |         hundred thousand great (spiritual) kings~Exalted by this divine
10    2, 14  |        very trifling sign of my spiritual power as it were, a mere
11    2, 16  |      tis lawful to him."~To the spiritual man the "inner voice" is
12    3, 7   |          but none but the truly spiritual man knows the truth.~Knowledge
13    3, 7   |        known by any one but the spiritual man,~Who has in his heart
14    4, 2   |        court solely for her own spiritual benefit. At last Bilqis
15    4, 2   |         built with hands as the spiritual temple in his heart.~In
16    4, 2   |     comfort and pardon, ~To the spiritual 'Anka relate the glories
17    4, 2   |         neglect aspiring to the spiritual world.~Solomon's admonitions
18    4, 2   |    guiding their friends. ~That spiritual garden accompanies them
19    4, 2   |       thy own fortune. ~When, O spiritual one, thou hast become thy
20    4, 2   |         May dig stones for your spiritual edifice.~Be like Solomon,
21    4, 2   |     blurred reflection from the spiritual creation enshrined in his
22    4, 3   |    evinced no aspirations after spiritual food, and therefore needed
23    4, 3   |        i.e., the means by which spiritual food is obtained. 3~Explanation
24    4, 3   |         is a benefaction to the spiritual; ~What damage has pure gold
25    4, 4   |      God Almighty."~That man of spiritual gifts being visibly beside
26    4, 4   |      took effect on that man of spiritual gifts, ~But the disciples
27    4, 6   |     lust, is impotent to behold spiritual truth. On the other hand,
28    4, 6   |       On the other hand, men of spiritual insight, whose vision is
29    4, 6   |       it may be made to reflect spiritual verities, even as coarse
30    4, 6   |        would be able to see the spiritual truths which Moses was displaying
31    4, 6   |      she knew to be as blind to spiritual truths as Pharaoh himself,
32    4, 6   |      him. To illustrate Haman's spiritual blindness, she told the
33    4  (3) |      desires, and you will find spiritual treasure. ~
34    4, 9   |         Unity abide in the Real Spiritual Being!~When my spirit recognizes
35    4  (5) |         mystic "inner light" or spiritual intuition. ~
36    5, 1   |     fasting bear witness of the spiritual light within. After being
37    5, 1   |    After being nurtured on this spiritual food the infidel confessed
38    5, 1   |   reflect on the virtues of the spiritual food administered to him
39    5, 1   |        too wait." 9~Prayers for spiritual enlightenment.~O God, who
40    5, 1   |      and it is only men of deep spiritual discernment who can recognize
41    5, 3   |       and wealth endanger man's spiritual life, like the peacock's
42    5, 5   |     whoso is unaffected by that spiritual drink is to be accounted
43    5, 6   |        has, like him, waged the spiritual war for thirty years. His
44    5, 6   | perceive by reason or sense the spiritual mysteries that are open
45    5, 6   |         but are still veiled in spiritual darkness, and, though they
46    5, 6   |        they make pretensions to spiritual sight, their discourses
47    5, 6   |        useless, both to procure spiritual food for themselves, and
48    5, 6   |        to warn their hearers of spiritual dangers.~Next comes an anecdote
49    5, 6   |         sons, who were blind to spiritual matters, saw only his lavish
50    5, 7   |        in reality a boon to the spiritual, and it is only fools who
51    5, 10  |    attained to such a degree of spiritual insight that he knew the
52    5, 12  |     other pleasures for that of spiritual intoxication, and he who
53    5, 12  |         one. The moral is, that spiritual pleasures, typified by wine,
54    5, 13  |      were, vessels fraught with spiritual wine, only visible to those
55    5, 13  |         dealings visible to the spiritual.~The wine is from that world,
56    5, 13  |        open and manifest to the spiritual!~O God, our eyes are blinded!~
57    6, Prol|         exemplar to the world~O spiritual one, I now offer it to thee,~
58    6, Prol|         thou seest every moment~Spiritual verities revealed in this
59    6, 3   |         ought to pass on to the spiritual intoxication which makes
60    6, 3   |         him. The minstrel was a spiritual man, and proceeded to improve
61    6, 3   |      singing a song with a deep spiritual meaning:~"I know not if
62    6, 3   |       present I can only hint."~Spiritual mysteries set forth in the
63    6, 3   |    guide some." 3~O God! when a spiritual man talks of wine,~How can
64    6, 3   |       of wine,~How can a fellow spiritual man mistake his meaning?~
65    6, 3   |      could see him. Just so the spiritual man is jealous of exposing
66    6, 3   |       sleepiness!" To the truly spiritual, who have drunk of God's
67    6, 3   |        already at its disposal. Spiritual men must continue urging
68    6, 4   |        towards the high mark of spiritual exaltation, and saying,
69    6, 4   |   however, was blind to Hilal's spiritual excellence, and allowed
70    6, 5   |         from their sight.~These spiritual progenies are not born of
71    6, 6   |       bounty, engendering these spiritual states in men, philosophers
72    6, 6   | neck-vein.' "2 Men overlook the spiritual treasures close to them,
73    6, 7   |        perceives the unseen and spiritual world is superior to the
74    6, 8   |      Lord." 1 This obliquity of spiritual sight, causing him to see
75    6, 9   |      female adorers to seek the Spiritual Beloved in a far country.~
76    6, 9   |        hast never seen the true spiritual birds!~The nest of the Simurgh
77    6, 9   |      Yusuf's name,~His name was spiritual water to her soul.~Was she
78    6, 9   |         counsels of the Pir, or Spiritual Director. But the eldest
79    6, 9   |       lacked the "inner eye" or spiritual sense which discerns spiritual
80    6, 9   |  spiritual sense which discerns spiritual verities, and had been consequently
81    6, 9   |        They who lack this inner spiritual sense can no more appreciate
82    6, 9   |    sense can no more appreciate spiritual pleasures than a man lacking
83    6, 9   |         with the King, the real spiritual object of his love, and
84    6, 9   |      The joys of union with the Spiritual Beloved are inexpressible
85    6, 9   |        and found union with his Spiritual Beloved.~Then he said, "
86    6, 9   |    cries of love audible to the spiritual.~You say, "How strange the
87    6, 9   |       You say, "How strange the spiritual man is silent!"~He answers, "
88    6, 9   |      are deaf to my cries."~The spiritual man, as it were, cries in
89    6, 9   |   kindly. He instilled into him spiritual knowledge of the verities
90    6, 9   |         as deep a perception of spiritual truths as is not gained
91    6, 9   |         those who have grown to spiritual manhood. When the prince
92    6, 9   |       was thus nourished by the spiritual food given him by the King,
93    6, 9   | daughter, as his bride, and the Spiritual Beloved as well.~Here the